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Spanishprovince.Nobody knew just whatneighborhood he came from,butone day he appeared at the Gover-nor's palace and caught the Gover-nor's imagination with his quicktongue and ready talent for pranks.  \nIt was Juan Bobo who proved tothe Governor that women are notalways good,noble,and sweet.Itwas Juan Bobo who told the Gover-nor why it is that white hairs ap-pear on the head before they appearin the beard.It was Juan Bobo whoescaped the wrath of the Goberna-dora,the Governor's wife,with hiswit and speed of thought and body.  \nAnd perhaps he was not such afool as the Spanish name \"Bobo\"would imply,for when the womenof New Mexico asked for a place inthe Governor's councils,it was JuanBobo who told the Governor whatto do,and how to reply to them.  \n(Continued on back flap)  \n3122s 006481262  \n\n| DATE DUE   |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n| 迎   | 171995   |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n65-58  \n398.046 L461J JUAN BOBO  \nJUAN BOBO  \nAdapted from 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