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Girl in Buckskin por Dorothy Gilman
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Girl in Buckskin (edición 1990)

por Dorothy Gilman

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Orphaned Becky Pumroy was forced to live a life of drudgery and servitude when her parents were killed during an Indian attack. She had almost resigned herself to picking up after the spoiled Leggett girls when she received some startling news: wealthy Joshua Smeed wanted to marry her. But Mr. Smeed was much older -- and rumor had it he helped put his previous wives in their early graves. Rather than meet the same fate, Becky ran away with her brother Eseck, a young man who had lived with the Indians for five years. Becky knew that the American wilderness was dangerous -- with wild animals that roamed free, with harsh and unrelenting winters, with Indians who no doubt were ready to destroy her brother and herself. But what Becky found was something very different indeed -- a place and a people that wouldn't change her life forever....… (más)
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Título:Girl in Buckskin
Autores:Dorothy Gilman
Información:Fawcett (1990), Mass Market Paperback
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A quick read, but not a simple resolution. Ms. Gilman succeeds in calling into question what makes a man good or evil and what is loyalty. I wish the story had continued - and yet the ending is much more effective the way it is. ( )
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Orphaned Becky Pumroy was forced to live a life of drudgery and servitude when her parents were killed during an Indian attack. She had almost resigned herself to picking up after the spoiled Leggett girls when she received some startling news: wealthy Joshua Smeed wanted to marry her. But Mr. Smeed was much older -- and rumor had it he helped put his previous wives in their early graves. Rather than meet the same fate, Becky ran away with her brother Eseck, a young man who had lived with the Indians for five years. Becky knew that the American wilderness was dangerous -- with wild animals that roamed free, with harsh and unrelenting winters, with Indians who no doubt were ready to destroy her brother and herself. But what Becky found was something very different indeed -- a place and a people that wouldn't change her life forever....

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