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 | Hi Patrick fine, this story is interesting his name The last of the Mohicans I'll tell you a little concerned: The year 1757 the English and French are at war in North America, two sisters Cora and Alice want to visit their father, General Munro, they begin their dangerous journey with the handsome English officer, Duncan Heyward and the Indian guide, Magua. On the way they meet friends and enemies, and many adventu, es. | |
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| Hy Peter how are you? I realize that you really like reading, and tell my how is called the book you are reading? | |
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| As each nation of the Indians had its language or its dialect, they usually gave different names to the same places, though nearly all of their appellations were descriptive of the object. Thus a literal translation of the name of his beautiful sheet of water, used by the tribe that on its banks, would be the tail of the lake. Lake George as it vulgarly and now indeed legally, called forms a sort of tail to lake Champlain when viewed on the map. | |
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| From what little you have told me is far back into history, to my reading is not completely a habit; as the few books I've read have been from medieval times, I would like to return the time living in those days.... | |
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| While one of the lovely beings we have so cursorily presented to the reader was thus lost in thought, the other quickly recovered from the alarm which induced the exclamation, and, laughing at her ownweakness, she inquired of the youth who rode by her side "Are such specters frequent in the woods, Heyward, or is this sight an especial entertainment ordered on our behalf ? If the latter, gratitude must close our mouths; but if the former, both Cora and I shall have need to draw largely on that stock of hereditary courage which we boast, even before we are made to encounter the redoubtable Montcalm." | |
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| The truth Peter would stay here with you the time it takes to hear your story, but I hope you wory a little because I have some things to do in the office. | |
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