Benito Appalace: A Great Warrior

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A long time ago there was a great warrior in a Native American tribe called the Agaway. His name was Benito Appalace and he was eighty feet tall and as strong as hundred bulls. There were arrows still on his chest from previous wars. This war he was fighting in was the French and Indian war . He had to protect his tribe from the the huge English Army.
When the English came to his tribe he got his huge bow and arrow and spear. The English started shooting cannons at him but the cannon balls were going off his chest. Nothing could kill Benito and the army go scared and ran away as far as they could. Then Benito chased the army and with one shoot of his arrow almost the entire army died. When Benito was on his way back to camp one last soldier

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