Discourse of a Fowler
A fragmentary discourse voiced by a bird-trapper survives only in scattered lines, part of a Middle Kingdom taste for framing complaint through the voice of an ordinary working figure rather than a courtier.
A fragmentary discourse voiced by a bird-trapper survives only in scattered lines, part of a Middle Kingdom taste for framing complaint through the voice of an ordinary working figure rather than a courtier.
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