Arete becomes suspicious after she sees that he is wearing the clothes that the queen gave to Nausicaa.
I'm sure the answer is: A. Gustav Eiffel, but in school I learned that <span>Stephen Sauvestre was the one who built it. </span>
Yes that is true. It was President James K. Polk. Hopefully that answers your question.
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they had to pick cotton, bare hands and blisters everywhere, and had to do it for free when it was worth billions of dollars. They had to escape with no shoes and had to stand, walk,and run in the cold. Lastly, they had to travel miles away with no car, just legs, feet, arms, and hands, and had no blanket or anything to protect them.
