Fits
Puts
Both words in one sentence
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This references an often-omitted part of the Charles Perrault fairy tale, in which after Cinderella fits her foot into the slipper, she pulls out the match and puts it on her other foot.
Source: The Girl Who Fits This Slipper -
While there's no doubt Inari fits this trope ("worldly success" alone puts him in the realm of "damn near anything"), the foxes make sense.
Source: Combo Platter Powers - The Middle Ages: Technically Late Antiquity since it takes place in Pre-Christian Ireland (which puts it sometime before 400 AD) but otherwise it fits all the aesthetics.
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