Mr. Purcell was a small man. Large glasses MADE his eyes BIG. He had a pet shop. He sold cats and dogs, monkeys, birds. It was a cold, windy day. Mr. Purcell READ a newspaper as usual, when a strange customer appeared in the shop. "Good morning," Mr. Purcell SAID with a smile. "What can I do for you?" The man looked at him as if he HADN'T NOTICED him before and answered: "I want something in a cage. Something that flies." "A bird!" said Mr. Purcell. "A bird WILL BE all right." The customer pointed suddenly to a cage with two doves. "How much for those?" "Five-fifty." The man had only five dollars. However, he wanted the birds so much that Mr. Purcell agreed to sell HIM the doves. Before leaving the shop, the man said that he HAD SPENT ten years in prison. The man went out. Mr. Purcell came up to the window to look at the customer who HELD the cage in his hands. Then the man opened the cage and let the birds out.
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