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The Rook. 19 
ing the appearance of a gun-barrel, be pointed from 
the shoulder towards them, they are quite as much 
alarmed, and fly off with frequent caws. 
The common idea is, that Rooks while young are 
only Rooks, but when they fly about the fields in 
flocks and get their own living, they are Crows; this, 
however, is a great mistake, as the Crow and the 
Rook are quite different birds. 


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