escape cock meaning in Hindi

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Lawrence himself summarized " The Escaped Cock " in a letter to Brewster:
Lawrence's handwritten manuscript for " The Escaped Cock " is part of the permanent collection at Salisbury House in Des Moines, Iowa.
"The Escaped Cock " was always Lawrence's preferred title for this tale but it has also been printed under the title " The Man Who Died " by some later publishers.
The rest of the story is much as in the other versions except that at the end the fox tries to charm down the escaped cock a second time before the two creatures condemn their own credulous foolisness.
In February 2014, a bookseller offered a copy of " The Escaped Cock " by D . H . Lawrence, signed by the author and dedicated " To John Vassos ", for USD $ 2, 500.
The Black Sun Press first published " The Escaped Cock " as a limited edition in September 1929 . Fifty copies were printed on Japanese vellum, signed by Lawrence and the copy number written in longhand by him, with decorations in color by the author.
Warren Roberts and Harry T . Moore ( New York ) 1970 In his later years Lawrence developed the potentialities of the short novel form in " St Mawr ", " The Virgin and the Gypsy " and " The Escaped Cock ".
Their friends included D . H . Lawrence, for whom they published a limited edition of 50 copies of " The Escaped Cock ", illustrated by John Farleigh, in September 1929 ( later re-published as " The Man Who Died " ).

noun.

a valve in a container in which pressure can build up (as a steam boiler); it opens automatically when the pressure reaches a dangerous level
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