The gods cast their net once more - a third time They fished for this evil fiend in the brook. But now Shor plunged
into the mud and slime Following the net as the gods betook Once more to catch that slippery Chinook. Ever
closer the net swept to the sea. Lucky now needed all his bravery. Just one thing to do: leap the net once
more. Frantically he gave his mightiest jump. But waiting for Lucky was great God Shor Who into the air both
his hands did pump. Slippery and wet Lucky tried to flee. But Shor squeezed hard without the least mercy.
And this is why, my friends, the salmon's back (Just look at mine) grows narrow toward the tail. Ever since the gods
did Lucky attack Every salmon is born thus without fail. And so I supplement the snake's thin tale. Would this
were a tasteful tale, not yucky; But what can you do with a god named Lucky?
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