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The quail's egg : a folk tale from Sri Lanka

by Joanna Troughton

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Presents a cummulative folk tale about a mother quail's efforts to recover her egg after it rolls into the crevice of a rock.
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A very determined quail mobilizes a series of attacks when denied help rescuing her errant egg. A take on ( )
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