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what does the poet appeal to the people,

chapter: the snake trying

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Answer: the poet appeals that all the animals (here snake) do not attack anyone untill and unless it is hurted or feels insecure. the poet says that those animals should not be hurted but leave them as they are.

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what does the poet appeal to the people,

chapter: the snake trying