What did "O sertanejo" say to his horse? "Let's rein in some culture.

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O sertanejo (transl. The Backcountry) is an 1875 novel by Brazilian writer José de Alencar.

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(in Portuguese) O sertanejo, the book Archived 2006-07-03 at the Wayback Machine

v t e Novels by José de Alencar
Cinco Minutos (1856) A Viuvinha (1857) O Guarani (1857) Lucíola (1862) Diva (1864) Iracema (1865) As minas de prata (1865–1866) O gaúcho (1870) A pata da gazela (1870) O Tronco do Ipê (1871) A guerra dos mascates (1871–1873) Sonhos d'ouro (1872) Alfarrábios (1873) Ubirajara (1874) O sertanejo (1875) Senhora (1875) Encarnação (1893)

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