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But the shoot didn't cause an immediate death to the bird. And he asked why he couldn't be shot early - before he had found his best tree. 'I don't fear death, but I fear the death with regret' said the bird. The bird was looking at his best tree as much as he could before his breathing stopped while he was bleeding badly...
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But the shoot didn't cause an immediate death to the bird. And he asked why he couldn't be shot early - before he had found his best tree. 'I don't fear death, but I fear the death with regret' said the bird. The bird was looking at his best tree as much as he could before his breathing stopped while he was bleeding badly...
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