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Chapter 19 No.19
Word Count: 3372
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Released on: 30/11/2017
hy the Roses have Thorns-Why the
me of the wild strawberries that grew there and also some of the wildflowers that
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Algonquin Indian Tales
“Egerton R. Young wrote a collection of legends and tales passed down by various Algonquin Native American tribes. This edition includes a table of contents.”