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 | | The next thing, all the people, could hear this big snake dragging itself through the street, heading in the direction of the river, and the priests were yelling and screaming and saying prayers, and dogs were barking and whaling, and whimpering in pain. |
 | | Along the street there were even some of those dogs who were now lying dead, because the snake killed them. |
 | | At the beginning of the street, which is also the entrance to the reservation, sits a Catholic church, right behind it, across the street, is that river, and through the heart of their village, a snake that still survives, as well as a people. |
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