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My own brother died in war-paint; my grandmother was French Margaret, my mother -- if she be my mother -- is the Huron witch of Wyoming; some call her Catrine, some Esther.
The Reckoning 1899
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Catrine and Gilbert become inseparable friends -- and take turns pulling each other toward trouble.
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“For once he can do what I tell him, and marry Catrine.”
No Limits Peter David 2003
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Behind them, wielding a very large iron lantern stand, came Catrine.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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It was stupid, but he hoped Catrine would see him and know he was fighting for her.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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There was also no question that Catrine had intended to give that impression.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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The thought of Catrine with that puffed-up braggart was not a happy one.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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Catrine was lying on a reed chaise under the old arona tree, eyes closed, hair knotted carelessly up off her neck.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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A murmur came from the bedroom: Catrine, disturbed by the noise below.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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Catrine, still clutching her lanternstand, paced forward.
No Limits Peter David 2003
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