The catbird has the courage of his convictions, and one of these
convictions is that he has the right to the satisfaction of an
ungovernable and enormous curiosity. Bait your bird-trap in the
woods with something which strikes a bird as a curiosity that
courts immediate investigation and you will catch a catbird.
Other birds might start for it, but the catbird would distance
them.--WINTHROP PACKARD, “Wild Pastures.”
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=Curiosity in a Boy=--See CONSCIENCE A MONITOR.