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What is the Title of this fable where a Mongoose is getting married


Looking for an old O. Henry story about a wealthy young man trying to woo a “genteel poor” young lady in New York CityWhat is the name of this book about soccer and oranges?Title of poem written by Causley after Macneice's funeral?Does anybody know who wrote this poem, or where it is from?What is the name of this book about copyright?Young adult fiction book: written from a teen boy's perspective about school, sex and ShakespeareWhat is the title of the story by Isaac Asimov in which technology advances, with increasing advantage, backwards?






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My friend described a possible fable to me that they read as a child. They recall it being a picture book that was a fable/folk tale that had a weasel/mongoose type chacter. The main character gets engaged and sets out to collect his friends and dowry for the wedding. Among the friends he finds on the way are a tortoise and a boa/python. He waits for each of his friends to complete their own tasks (boa eats an antelope, tortoise waits for log to break down so he can get over it). Because of this, he returns to his village a very long time later. His bride has married someone else as he took so long.



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  • Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

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My friend described a possible fable to me that they read as a child. They recall it being a picture book that was a fable/folk tale that had a weasel/mongoose type chacter. The main character gets engaged and sets out to collect his friends and dowry for the wedding. Among the friends he finds on the way are a tortoise and a boa/python. He waits for each of his friends to complete their own tasks (boa eats an antelope, tortoise waits for log to break down so he can get over it). Because of this, he returns to his village a very long time later. His bride has married someone else as he took so long.



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  • Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

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My friend described a possible fable to me that they read as a child. They recall it being a picture book that was a fable/folk tale that had a weasel/mongoose type chacter. The main character gets engaged and sets out to collect his friends and dowry for the wedding. Among the friends he finds on the way are a tortoise and a boa/python. He waits for each of his friends to complete their own tasks (boa eats an antelope, tortoise waits for log to break down so he can get over it). Because of this, he returns to his village a very long time later. His bride has married someone else as he took so long.



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My friend described a possible fable to me that they read as a child. They recall it being a picture book that was a fable/folk tale that had a weasel/mongoose type chacter. The main character gets engaged and sets out to collect his friends and dowry for the wedding. Among the friends he finds on the way are a tortoise and a boa/python. He waits for each of his friends to complete their own tasks (boa eats an antelope, tortoise waits for log to break down so he can get over it). Because of this, he returns to his village a very long time later. His bride has married someone else as he took so long.



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  • Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

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  • Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

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Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

– Rand al'Thor
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Cultural details could be useful for this one. Was the story written in English, another language, translated? Which country, or which part of the world, was it written/set in? The latter is especially important because it helps to narrow down the types of animal involved.

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Traveling to Tondo: A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire




On his way to his wedding, with his friends as attendants, a civet cat
meets with extraordinary and unexpected delays.




Reviews on Goodreads mention Bowane (the civet cat), Embenga (the pigeon), Nguma (the python) and Ulu (the tortoise) and that the journey took several years, when they arrived the bride-to-be has married someone else.






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Traveling to Tondo: A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire




On his way to his wedding, with his friends as attendants, a civet cat
meets with extraordinary and unexpected delays.




Reviews on Goodreads mention Bowane (the civet cat), Embenga (the pigeon), Nguma (the python) and Ulu (the tortoise) and that the journey took several years, when they arrived the bride-to-be has married someone else.






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Traveling to Tondo: A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire




On his way to his wedding, with his friends as attendants, a civet cat
meets with extraordinary and unexpected delays.




Reviews on Goodreads mention Bowane (the civet cat), Embenga (the pigeon), Nguma (the python) and Ulu (the tortoise) and that the journey took several years, when they arrived the bride-to-be has married someone else.






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Traveling to Tondo: A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire




On his way to his wedding, with his friends as attendants, a civet cat
meets with extraordinary and unexpected delays.




Reviews on Goodreads mention Bowane (the civet cat), Embenga (the pigeon), Nguma (the python) and Ulu (the tortoise) and that the journey took several years, when they arrived the bride-to-be has married someone else.






share|improve this answer













Traveling to Tondo: A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire




On his way to his wedding, with his friends as attendants, a civet cat
meets with extraordinary and unexpected delays.




Reviews on Goodreads mention Bowane (the civet cat), Embenga (the pigeon), Nguma (the python) and Ulu (the tortoise) and that the journey took several years, when they arrived the bride-to-be has married someone else.







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