The story of the Trickster Coyote and his companion Fox (paragraph 6) is most likely a story that
The story of the Trickster Coyote and his companion Fox was still fresh in Manuel's mind. Fox was the only one who was ever able to outsmart the
Coyote, and the thought filled Manuel with respect. He knew that the Trickster and the company he kept were not friends of the people, on the
other hand, if one encountered any malevolent forces, he should do his best to appease them-that was simple common sense.
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