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The Sign of the Beaver

Matt finds it hard to trust Ben due to his unkempt appearance and pushy behavior. Ben is described as slovenly and forward, quickly assessing Matt's isolation and showing interest in Matt's father's...

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The Sign of the Beaver

Matt suspects the stranger, Ben, is a criminal when Ben mentions avoiding the river until "things quiet down" and implies he left town just in time to avoid trouble, suggesting he might have...

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The Sign of the Beaver

Ben avoids the river to evade the townspeople, who are after him for unspecified accusations they cannot prove. Regarding the local Indians, many were decimated by smallpox or during the French and...

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