Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 44
said: Ow, Tata I My fire is burning me ! Be patient, my daughter, said the Coyotefather, severely, and do not cry about littlethings. Oh! cried another Coyote girl in a mo-ment, my fire has gone out! 31 But the Coyotes were very uncomfortable,and made an excuse to hurry home as soon as-they could.… … THE COYOTES AT SITPER WITH THE WOODPECKERS. This was more than the Coyote father couldstand, and he reproved her angrily. But how is it, friend Coyote, said theWoodpecker politely, that your colors are sobright at first, but very soon become black ? Oh, that is the beauty of our colors, re-plied…
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