Indian Fairy Tales, VII. the Cruel Crane Outwitted., sentence 9

The crab, on hearing the ill news "called to Parliament all the Fishes of the Lake," and before all are devoured destroys the Paragon, as in the Jataka, and returned to the remaining fishes, who "all with one consent gave hir many a thanke."

Who acts: crab, one consent · What happens: hear, call, devour, destroy, return, give · To what, where: ill news, Parliament, all, Paragon, hir · Speech: someone speaks here

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