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The surface of Mars still carries traces of liquid water now gone, enough water to have filled two Lake Eries, the very lake where millions of years into the future a seventeen-year-old girl would fall in love.
The Life You Longed For Maribeth Fischer 2007
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The surface of Mars still carries traces of liquid water now gone, enough water to have filled two Lake Eries, the very lake where millions of years into the future a seventeen-year-old girl would fall in love.
The Life You Longed For Maribeth Fischer 2007
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The surface of Mars still carries traces of liquid water now gone, enough water to have filled two Lake Eries, the very lake where millions of years into the future a seventeen-year-old girl would fall in love.
The Life You Longed For Maribeth Fischer 2007
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The surface of Mars still carries traces of liquid water now gone, enough water to have filled two Lake Eries, the very lake where millions of years into the future a seventeen-year-old girl would fall in love.
The Life You Longed For Maribeth Fischer 2007
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The Iroquois had recently conquered the Adirondacks of the north and the Eries and Hurons on the west, and after becoming known to white men, in one of their southern excursions, they rescued from their enemies the whole tribe of Tuscaroras of North Carolina, whom they brought home with them and adopted as the sixth branch of their nation.
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The Iroquois had recently conquered the Adirondacks of the north and the Eries and Hurons on the west, and after becoming known to white men, in one of their southern excursions, they rescued from their enemies the whole tribe of Tuscaroras of North Carolina, whom they brought home with them and adopted as the sixth branch of their nation.
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Lake Eries and Ontario and southern parts of Lake Michigan into the 60s.
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On the other hand, the Iroquois waged fierce and relentless war upon the Hurons and Eries, because, though they belonged to the same stock, they refused to join the League.
French Pathfinders in North America William Henry Johnson
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LEAGUE, 27 _et seq. _, why relentless towards Hurons and Eries, 28.
French Pathfinders in North America William Henry Johnson
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It was especially hostile to some alien branches of its own kindred, the Hurons and Eries in particular.
French Pathfinders in North America William Henry Johnson
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