it; and the bird, confused by the motion, fancies it is entangled in the string, though it is really loose and might fly away if it tried. For the monkey a large jar, with a narrow mouth, is sunk in the ground full of grain. The monkey puts in his hand and clutches a handful; but being unable to draw out his closed fist on account of the smallness of the jar’s mouth, he fancies himself caught, though if he stretches the palm of his hand he could extricate it immediately. t¶ni avasthŒ t¶ni guna tehi kapŒsa te ¡ kŒRhi, tµula tur¶ya sa ¡vŒri puni bŒt¶ karai sugŒRhi.117(C).