The six blind men and the elephant: a traditional Indian story

Cambridge, Mass.: Candlewick Press. Edited by Rachel Merriman (2000)
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When they touch the elephant to find out what it's like, the six blind men cannot agree, for each feels a different part and arrives at a different conclusion.

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