Sherman Indian High School - Braves Yearbook (Riverside, CA)

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Autographs HOW MAN CAME TO HAVE FIVE FINGERS ff Legend BY LoU1s CARRO, '57 Once upon a time a fox and a lizard had a quarrel. The fox said, Man shall have four fingers like mine. The lizard said, No, man shall have five fingers like mine. The fox got angry and chased the lizard. The lizard ran from hush to hush. Each time the fox would set fire to it to burn the lizard out. When the fire got too hot, the lizard would run to another hush. Finally they came to a big rock on the side of a hill. The lizard ran into a crack which went far into the rock. The fox tried to burn the lizard out. Each time the fire went out, the lizard would come out and make fun of the fox. At last the fox got tired of building fires and of the lizard's making fun of him. So the fox finally gave it up and went away. The lizard won the quarrel. That is why man has tive fingers. . -N L'ne1fy-iw0-

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