TAILLESS FOX
There is an old woman. This old woman milks her cow, puts the milk on top, goes to the field and brings wood to make a fire and boil the milk.
A fox comes, hangs his head in the bowl of milk, eats.
The old woman reaches up, cuts off the fox’s tail.
The tailed fox runs away, goes, stands on a stone and asks like this.
– Grandmother, grandmother, give me my tail, I’ll tie it, I’ll suck it, I’ll go to my friends, so they don’t call me a tailed fox, where was I?
The old woman says:
– Go and get my milk.
The fox comes to cow.
– Cow, cow, give me milk, I’ll take the milk to the old woman, the old woman will give me my tail, I’ll hook it, suck it, I’ll go to my friends, if they don’t call me a fox with a tail, where have you been?
The cow says.
– Well, go get me some grass. The fox goes to the field.
—field, field, give me a grass, I’ll take the grass and give it to the cow, the cow will give me milk, I’ll give the milk to the old woman, the old woman will give me my tail, I’ll tie it, I’ll suck it, I’ll go to my friends so they don’t call me a tailed fox, where have you been?
The field say.
– Go get me some water.
The fox goes to the source.
– Source, source, give me water, I will take the water to the field, the field will give me grass, I will take the grass and give it to the cow, the cow will give me milk, I will give the milk to the old woman, the old woman will give me my tail, I will attach it, I will suck it, I will go to my friends to reach me, so they don’t tell me, you tailed fox, where have you been?
The source says:
– Go get a pitcher.
The fox goes to the girl.
– Girl, girl, take your jug, I will take the jug to the spring, the spring will give me water, I will take the water to the field, the field will give me grass, I will take the grass and give it to the cow, the cow will give me milk, I will take the milk and give it to the old woman, the old woman will give it to me, I will hook it up,I’ll hang it, I’ll smoke it, I’ll go and catch up with my friends, so they don’t call me a fox with a tail, where have you been? Calvor’s guilt is coming, it gives a strong bite. The fox takes the food to the chicken, the hen lays eggs. the egg takes the charchu, the charchu gives a bead. the girl takes the bead, the girl gives the jug. the pitcher leads to the spring, the spring gives water. water leads to the field, the field gives grass. the grass leads the cow, the cow gives milk. carrying the milk takes the old woman, the old woman gives her the tail. attaches, pinches, runs, catches up with his friends.
