He is not so heavy as is Bowser , so does not tire as easily . Then , too , he had not wasted his breath as had Bowser with his steady baying . Old Man Coyote could tell by the sound of Bowser 's voice when the latter was beginning to grow tired , and he could tell by the fact that he often had a moment or two to sit down and rest before Bowser got dangerously near . So at last Old Man Coyote decided that the time had come to play a trick . By and by he came to a river . At that point there was a high , overhanging bank . On the very edge of this bank Old Man Coyote made a long leap to one side . Then he made another long leap to the big trunk of a fallen tree . He ran along this and from the end of it made still another long leap , as long a leap as he could . Then he hid in a little thicket to see what would happen . CHAPTER III WHAT HAPPENED TO BOWSER When a Coyote seems most honest , watch him closest . Bowser the Hound . Bowser was very , very tired . He would n't admit it even to himself , for when he is hunting he will keep on until he drops if his wonderful nose can still catch the scent of the one he is following . Bowser is wonderfully persistent . So , though he was very , very tired , he kept his nose to the ground and tried to run even faster , for the scent of Old Man Coyote was so strong that Bowser felt sure he would soon catch him . Bowser did n't look to see where he was going . He did n't care . It was enough for him to know that Old Man Coyote had gone that way , and where Old Man Coyote could go Bowser felt sure he could follow . So , still baying with all his might and making the hills ring with the sound of his great voice , Bowser kept on .
Hidden in a little thicket , stretched out so that he might rest better , Old Man XXXXX listened to that great voice drawing nearer and nearer .
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