Chapter 4 Day 2 Quote: “There's a man he whispered in her ear

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Chapter 4 Day 2 Quote: “There's a man he whispered in her ear Chapter 4 Day 2 Quote: “There's a man he whispered in her ear.” - Mercy Lewis (1692) Objective: Describe life in the New England colonies State Standards: Strand 1 Concept 3 PO 2, 3

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