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Ben waved vaguely toward the forest. "They make small camps for a while and then move on. The Penobscots stick like burrs, won't

give up. They still hunt and trap. No way to stop 'em. Never got it through their heads they still don't own this land."

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Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago

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It suggests that the Penobscots are tough.

hope it helps !

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