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I have added no punctuation to my version, remaining as faithful as possible to
the original in this respect. In order to make the text as clear and as useful as
possible, however, I have put each Algonquin form in italics and any French ...
I have added no punctuation to my version, remaining as faithful as possible to
the original in this respect. In order to make the text as clear and as useful as
possible, however, I have put each Algonquin form in italics and any French ...
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Ontario, in control of revenue from Crown lands, and hence faced with
capitalizing this second fund to satisfy the Native claims, wished to keep
expenditures as low as possible. The province therefore sent Borron to Garden
River to collect data ...
Ontario, in control of revenue from Crown lands, and hence faced with
capitalizing this second fund to satisfy the Native claims, wished to keep
expenditures as low as possible. The province therefore sent Borron to Garden
River to collect data ...
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In the ordinary darkness of the night the light of the fire in its everyday form makes
vision possible, and even when the entrance flap is lowered again, it is possible
to see by the warm red glow ofthe next seven rocks until their lightis ...
In the ordinary darkness of the night the light of the fire in its everyday form makes
vision possible, and even when the entrance flap is lowered again, it is possible
to see by the warm red glow ofthe next seven rocks until their lightis ...
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Contents
SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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