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082	0	4	_223rd ed. _a590 _bB891
100	1		_aBackstein, Karen
245	1	0	_aThe Blind Men and the Elephant _nLevel 3 _cKaren Backstein; Annie Mitra (Illustrations)
260			_aNew York _bScholastic Inc _c1992
300			_a48 p. _bill. _c23cm
490	0		_aHello reader
520	3		_aThe classic fable tells of six blind men who are only allowed to touch one part of an elephant before having to guess the animal! Six blind people learned about the world through sound and touch. When the prince got an elephant, the men decided to go into the palace and touch it. One person touched the side, one person touched the body, one person touched the tusks, one person touched the ears, one person touched the tail, and one person touched the legs. They argued among themselves until the wise prince kindly told them that they were all right, but each felt only a part of the elephant. They just needed to put their heads - and all the parts - together
653			_aTham khảo
700	1		_aMitra, Annie _eIllustrations
942			_2ddc _cBK