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Leopard Watch 1st Edition J K Bannavti

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Leopard Watch 1st Edition J K Bannavti
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Publisher: Langaa RPCIG
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.99 MB
Pages: 106
Author: J. K. Bannavti
ISBN: 9789956579570, 9956579572
Language: English
Year: 2011
Edition: 1

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Leopard Watch 1st Edition J K Bannavti by J. K. Bannavti 9789956579570, 9956579572 instant download after payment.

In beautifully constructed verse, JK Bannavti's Leopard Watch tells the story of a Fon who out of greed and veiled impiety devastates the land over which he rules. The Fon, The King of Bamkov is in a perpetual state of slumber while an illusive beast drives terror into the heart of the kingdom, killing children as well as cattle. Neither the cries of the people nor pressure from the notables seems to have any effect on him. The population of the clan diminishes daily while the Fon sleeps, snores, and drools in the day, and growls, chews, and laps in the night. When finally the notables join the youth vigilante group to hunt down the beast, they come face to face with the devourer who narrowly escapes. A day later, one of the notables, Gwei, in a drunken state encounters and kills the leopard at night as he returns from the market. Amidst jubilation and in honor of Gwei the Fon collapses off his horse and dies. His carcass lies in the same state as that of the dead leopard.

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