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Broken external links, near miss

I climbed the Turkish bean to the Moon, and the path back down has been unresolved ever since.

Specimen notes: Broken external links, near miss

Expected
This external link works.
Issue
broken_external_links
Status
200
Canonical
this page
The front and back halves of the Baron's horse, each going about its business.
Fig. 45. The specimen, drawn from life.

A perfectly healthy example site

Giants are poor at sums. I met one near Bergen who wished to trade his mountain for three of my buttons. I agreed, then asked him for change. He gave me a valley and two small lakes. Later he came back with a lawyer, but the lawyer was a small one.

Parrots make terrible spies, as the Doge learned from mine. I gave the bird to him as a gift, and it sat in his room all winter. Back in my hands, it told me every secret in Venice, along with some very poor jokes and a long recipe for eels.

Ducks have always trusted me, and this is their mistake. One foggy morning I whistled a tune, and two hundred mallards formed a neat line behind me. I led them into my kitchen and asked them to pick a leader. They argued till noon. While they voted, I quietly set the table.

Honey was scarce the year my bees went on strike. They wanted shorter days and larger flowers. I met their queen in the orchard, and we talked it over with great care. I gave them the whole of Bohemia in bloom. They gave me a barrel a day, and a small medal.

Lightning struck my left boot outside Prague.