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[[Úrscéal]] do pháistí de chuid [[Daniel P. Mannix]] is ea '''The Fox and the Hound''' a foilsíodh sa bhliain [[1967]]. It is about the lives of two characters who are forced to be against each other, an [[madra]] Copper agus an [[sionnach]] Tod. The book is Mannix's best-known work, and was later made into a [[The Fox and the Hound|movie of the same name from Walt Disney Productions]].▼
 
▲[[Úrscéal]] do pháistí de chuid [[Daniel P. Mannix]] is ea '''The Fox and the Hound''' a foilsíodh sa bhliain [[1967]]. ItTá issé aboutar thean livessaol ofde twodhá characterscharachtair whoa arebhfuil forcediallach toa bheith bein againstaghaidh eachgach othereile, an [[madra]] Copper agus an [[sionnach]] Tod. Is Theé bookan leabhar is Mannix'sfearr bestar Mannix-knownoibre worka dtugtar, andagus wasrinneadh laterníos madedéanaí into ai [[The Fox and the Hound|movie of(scannán the1981)|scannán an sameainm namecéanna fromó Walt Disney Productions]].
== The Story ==
The book follows Tod from his first contact with humans as a kit and Copper from his first encounter with Tod. They are living in a changing world; the wilderness present at the beginning of the book gradually gives way to a more urbanized setting, causing problems for Copper, his Master, and Tod.
 
== Breacadh ==
It changes between Tod and Copper's [[point of view]]. Of the ten chapters in the book, four are from Copper's point of view and six are from Tod's. Both of the animals are presented as smart if not on a level with humans, and the book constantly emphasizes the point that both are creatures who rely on their sense of smell as much as humans rely on sight, particularly Copper.
Tá an leabhar seo a leanas Tod as a dhéanann an chéad teagmháil le daoine mar threalamh agus copair as a bhíonn an chéad le Tod. Siad ag maireachtáil i ndomhan atá ag athrú; an wilderness i láthair ag an tús an leabhar Tugann de réir a chéile ar bhealach a suíomh níos urbanized, fadhbanna is cúis le haghaidh Copar, a Máistir, agus Tod.
 
Sé athruithe idir Tod agus copair's [[thaobh]]. As an deich caibidlí sa leabhar, tá ceithre ó phointe chopair ar mhaithe agus tá sé ó Tod's. Dá de na hainmhithe iad i láthair chomh cliste más rud é nach bhfuil ar leibhéal le daoine, agus an leabhar i gcónaí emphasizes an pointe go bhfuil an dá créatúir atá ag brath ar a n-aireachtáil smell an oiread daoine ag brath ar amharc, go háirithe chopair.
Copper's chapters focus on his relationship with his Master as he assists him in [[hunting]], primarily for Tod; Tod's actions kill the Master's favorite dog early in the novel. Tod's chapters focus on his life as a wild fox, avoiding death both natural and man-made while attempting to father pups. The book ends with the death of both main characters. Tod's lifeless pelt is hung and Copper is shot by his owner.
 
Caibidlí Copper's díriú ar a gcaidreamh le Máistreacht aige mar cabhraíonn sé dó i [[fiaigh]], go príomha le haghaidh Tod; gníomhartha Tod ar a mharú madra is ansa na Máistreachta go luath san úrscéal. Caibidlí Tod ar díriú ar a shaol mar sionnach fiáine, bás a sheachaint idir nádúrtha agus de dhéantús an duine agus ag iarraidh go pups athair. Foircinn an leabhar leis an bás an dá phríomh-charachtair. Tá pelt lifeless Tod ar crochadh agus copair a lámhaigh ag a úinéir.
 
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