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Escape from the Castle Cant.


Escape from the Castle Cant

K.P. Bath

Little, Brown

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031610857X $16.99 www.lb-kids.com

The adored a·dore  
v. a·dored, a·dor·ing, a·dores

v.tr.
1. To worship as God or a god.

2. To regard with deep, often rapturous love. See Synonyms at revere1.

3.
 daughter of and heir to the fortune of the late Lord Cant has been kidnapped Kidnapped

caught in the intrigues of Scottish factions, David Balfour and Alan Breck are shipwrecked, escape from the king’s soldiers, and undergo great dangers. [Br. Lit.: R. L. Stevenson Kidnapped]

See : Adventurousness
 by her half-sister Lucy Wickwright, deemed a rebel, in this sequel to the Chewing Gum chewing gum, confection consisting usually of chicle, flavorings, and corn syrup and sugar (or artificial sweeteners). Prehistoric people are believed to have chewed resins.  Rebellion story SECRET OF CASTLE CANT--at least, that's what the bulletin proclaims. In truth Pauline is a fugitive, rescued from the castle by her half-sister, and the two are fleeing through a country at war over chewing gum. No prior familiarity with SECRET is required to appreciate and relish ESCAPE FROM CASTLE CANT.
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