One day he found the fresh trail of Old Man Coyote and made up his mind that he would run down Old Man Coyote if he had to run his legs off to do it . He always makes up his mind like that whenever he starts out to hunt . You know there is nothing in the world Bowser enjoys quite so much as to hunt some one who will give him a long , hard run . Any time he will go without eating for the pleasure of chasing Reddy or Granny Fox , or Old Man Coyote . Now Old Man Coyote was annoyed . He was and he was n't afraid of Bowser the Hound . That is to say he was afraid to fight Bowser , but he was n't afraid to be hunted by Bowser , because he was so sure that he was smart enough to get away from Bowser . If Bowser had appeared at almost any other time Old Man Coyote would n't have been so annoyed . But to have Bowser appear just then made him angry clear through . You see he had just started out to get his dinner . `` What business has that good-for-nothing dog over here anyway , I 'd like to know , '' he muttered , as he ran swiftly through the Green Forest . `` What right has he to meddle in other folks ' business ? I 'll just teach that fellow a lesson ; that 's what I 'll do ! I 'll teach him that he ca n't interfere with me not be sorry for it . '' So Old Man Coyote ran and ran and ran , and never once did he try to break his trail . In fact , he took pains to leave a trail that Bowser could follow easily . After him Bowser ran and ran and ran , and all the time his great voice rang out joyously . This was the kind of a hunt he loved . Out of the Green Forest into the Old Pasture , Old Man Coyote led Bowser the Hound . Across the Old Pasture and out on the other side they raced .
Farther and farther away from home Old Man Coyote led XXXXX the Hound .
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