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Granny and the Indians
Granny Guntry proves such a menance to the Indians that they promise to bring her food everyday if she will only stay out of their forest.
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- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85060676
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- "Granny Guntry proves such a menance to the Indians that they promise to bring her food everyday if she will only stay out of their forest."@en
- "Granny Guntry proves such a menance to the Indians that they promise to bring her food everyday if she will only stay out of their forest."
- "Granny Guntry lives alone in the woods. She has her gun to frighten off the indians. Of course it doesn't shsoot. But the Indians don't know that."@en
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- "Fiction"
- "Juvenile works"
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- "Granny and the Indians"@en
- "Granny and the Indians"