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but he is very
handsome
with his wings as crimson
as flame.
Aristophanes
Torotina, torotina.
PISTHETAERUS.
Hold, friend, here is another bird.
EUELPIDES.
I' faith, yes!
'tis a bird, but of what kind?
Isn't it a
peacock?
PISTHETAERUS.
Epops will tell us.
What is this bird?
EPOPS.
'Tis not one of those you are used to seeing; 'tis a bird from the
marshes.
PISTHETAERUS.
Oh!
oh!
but he is very
handsome
with his wings as crimson
as flame.
EPOPS.
Undoubtedly; indeed he is called flamingo.
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EUELPIDES.
Hi!
I say!
You!
PISTHETAERUS.
What are you shouting for?
EUELPIDES.
Why, here's another bird.
PISTHETAERUS.
Aye, indeed; 'tis a foreign bird too.
What is this bird
from beyond the mountains with a look as solemn as it is stupid?
EPOPS.
He is called the Mede.
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