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Tigre
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Pepe, the young Mexican goatherd, has many battles to fight: ominous superstitions, lack of funds for weapons with which to protect his goats, and most of all the awful killer tigre, or jaguar. Then a young well-to-do norteamericano comes to Pepe’s village, sporting expensive guns, seeking to kill a tigre! His name is Sam. He and Pepe hunt for the great cat together. Will they succeed in their quest? 181 pages, paperback.
Proofreader’s note: There are instances of inappropriate language on pages 39, 40, 42, 82, 86, 90, 102, & 103.
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Pepe, the young Mexican goatherd, has many battles to fight: ominous superstitions, lack of funds for weapons with which to protect his goats, and most of all the awful killer tigre, or jaguar. Then a young well-to-do norteamericano comes to Pepe’s village, sporting expensive guns, seeking to kill a tigre! His name is Sam. He and Pepe hunt for the great cat together. Will they succeed in their quest? 181 pages, paperback.
Proofreader’s note: There are instances of inappropriate language on pages 39, 40, 42, 82, 86, 90, 102, & 103.
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