Pancho
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- 16 Lesestunden
This book follows the story of the old man, the irrepressible, incorrigible, not-so-saintly. self-upposed savant: Pancho.



This book follows the story of the old man, the irrepressible, incorrigible, not-so-saintly. self-upposed savant: Pancho.
When Bertrand the beetle and Wally, a woodland wasp with a waspy mind, set off on a journey through the wood of Lower Tinkleeigglebottom to Bertram's good friend Professor Clapperstein's Research Institute, their voyage is abound with incidents and meetings of other insect acquaintances.
Jumping up of a sudden, Wild Bill let fly:“Dang it if I ain’t a snap-happy joy-jiggered delight-diddlin’ son-of-a-gold-digger!”“And we’re off to America,” announced Bertrand cheerfully. “We are going to visit the great United States.”