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Includes twenty-four Mexican folktales dealing with ancient wisdom, everyday life, magic, and the legendary character Tepozton.

Publish Date
Publisher
William R. Scott
Language
English
Pages
126

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Cover of: The boy who could do anything & other Mexican folk tales
The boy who could do anything & other Mexican folk tales
1992, Linnet Books
in English - Rev. ed.
Cover of: The boy who could do anything, & other Mexican folk tales
The boy who could do anything, & other Mexican folk tales
1970, Young Scott Books
in English
Cover of: The boy who could do anything, & other Mexican folk tales
The boy who could do anything, & other Mexican folk tales
1970, Young Scott Books
in English
Cover of: The boy who could do anything & other Mexican folk tales

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Edition Notes

Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2

Published in
New York
Other Titles
Boy who could do anything and other Mexican folk tales

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
398.2
Library of Congress
GR115 .B74 1942

The Physical Object

Pagination
126 pages
Number of pages
126

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27787447M
Internet Archive
boywhocoulddoany0000bren
OCLC/WorldCat
39468202

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