Spanish: "People say the coyote is a witch. Most of the time, the witch is a coyote." — Cormac McCarthy
Spanish: "People say the coyote is a witch. Most of the time, the witch is a coyote."
La gente dice que el coyote es un brujo. Muchas veces el brujo es un coyote.
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