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His wife's unfortunate demise occurs when a hyena, mistaking her for her husband due to his late return, devours her. The story emphasizes themes of isolation, the consequences of detachment, and the predatory nature of the wild, underscored by the man's inability to act upon his wife's death. The book is copyrighted by LittleZebraBooks in 2014 and allows for commercial use, adaptation, and addition, provided the copyright and credits are maintained. Text copyright is held by SIL Mozambique, with further information available on lidemo.net and littlezebrabooks.com. The English translation is by David Ker, and illustrations are by Trevor Kellog. Little Zebra Books is dedicated to promoting African storytelling in local languages.","The man who lived alone  \nSetswana, English Story Book  \nCopyright © 2014, LittleZebraBooks  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nText copyright SIL Mozambique, [www.lidemo.net](www.lidemo.net).  \nLittle Zebra Books celebrates African storytelling in local languages. To 􀀥nd out more, visit [http://www.littlezebrabooks.com/](http://www.littlezebrabooks.com/)  \nThe man who lived alone  \nby Carlos Kanembera Illustrations by Trevor Kellog English Translation by David Ker  \nSetswana, English  \nThere was a man who didn’t want to live close to his neighbours. And he also didn’t want his wife to visit the homes of her neighbours.  \nOne day he went and built a home way out in the bush, far from the homes of his neighbours.  \nHe would go out every day in the morning and come home late at night.  \nOne night the man was very late getting home. A hyena saw what that man was doing.  \nThe hyena went and knocked on the door of the house.  \nThe woman, thinking it was her husband, opened the door. 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