Bowser the Hound

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se 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 n

n Coyote had gone that way, and where Old Man Coyote could go Bowser felt sure he could follow. So, sti

in his yellow eyes a look of great eagerness. In a few minutes Bowser came in sight, his nose in the trail Old Man Coyote had left. Into Bowser's voice crept a new note of eagerness as his nose pic

hen he was going so fast that he couldn't stop. Over he went with a frightened yelp! Down, down he fell, and landed

had not knocked out of him. He doesn't like to go in water anyway. You know the hair of his coat is short and doesn't protect him as it would if it were long. Old

ble to get out. But after a little Bowser did manage to crawl out, and stood on the ice, shivering