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| | The Mahabharata, Book 8: Karna Parva: Section 41 |
 | | Thus fed with the refuse of their dishes by the young children of that Vaishya, the crow became arrogant and came to disregard all birds that were equal to him or even superior. |
 | | The Vaishya boys, beholding those swans, addressed the crow and said, O ranger of the skies, thou art superior to all winged creatures. Deceived by those children of little understanding, that oviparous creature from folly and pride, regarded their words to be true. |
 | | Indeed, even, as that crow, fed upon the remains of the dinners of the Vaishya children, disregarded his equals and superiors, so dost thou, O Karna, that art fed by the sons of Dhritarashtra upon the remains of their dishes, disregard all thy equals and superiors. |
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