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Why did Henry decide that he would not ditch Chay and continue to Katahdin with only Sanborn?
In what ways were members of the Chouan family much like the first pilgrims who landed near Plymouth Rock in the early 1600's?
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Predict what will happen once Mr. Churchill learns of Louisa's involvement in Franklin's death. Why did Chay allow himself to be punished for the crime?
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