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Meanings of little jackdaw in English

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Usage of little jackdaw in English
1
Great crowds came to see the little Jackdaw, and to hear him sing.
The Blue Moon
2
He went back into bed; but he was no longer the same little Jackdaw.
The Blue Moon
3
Overhead the nightingale sang, and the full moon shone; its rays struck down on the little Jackdaw's head.
The Blue Moon
4
The fairy was gone; but the little Jackdaw sprang up into the high elm, and sang on endlessly through the whole night.
The Blue Moon
5
"I will not ask anything," said the little Jackdaw; "what God intends will come true."
The Blue Moon
6
The little Jackdaw said: Their corners scratch me when I want to go to sleep; they are far worse than crumbs in the bed.
The Blue Moon
7
"Why is that?" asked the little Jackdaw.
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8
Then the little Jackdaw, being moon-struck, and not knowing the value of things, flew up to the nest and brought back the fairy her wand.
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9
"Ah," said the little Jackdaw, "now I know at last that the beautiful is going to come true!"
The Blue Moon
10
Then the little Jackdaw, being moon-struck, and not knowing the value of things, said, "Oh, if I could only sing like a nightingale!"
The Blue Moon
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