Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
t came the Coy-ote, very angry, crying: Now you shall notescape me! I am going to eat you up now —now! Oh, no, friend Too-whay-deh ! said Little-Blue-Fox ; for I saw this cliff falling down, andran to hold it up. If I let go, it will fall andkill us both. But come, help me to hold it. Pronounced… … BUT HOW SHALL I GET IT ! SAID THE COYOTE. Time passing so, the Little-Blue-Fox said : Friend Too-whay-deh, it is long that I amholding up the cliff, and I am very tired andthirsty. You are fresher. So you hold up thecliff while I go and hunt water for us both;for soon you too will be thirsty. There…
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