Summary Of The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow

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In The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, written by Washington Irving, a man gives singing lessons to a Katrina, girl with a very jealous boyfriend. Brom Bones, a broad-shouldered, strong man did not like Ichabod Crane, for he seemed to have liked Katrina. Katrina wasn't doing anything wrong then brom bones had no reason to be jealous. because Ichabod concede a dance to Katrina. Brom Bones was so angry he was saying silly things to Ichabod for example, he told him” You're so gangly” and he starts laughing. In sleepy hollow something strange it’s happening. In a Halloween night Ichabod crane starts to fill something strange, when a few kids start talking about the headless horseman a weird monster who has a pumpkin instead of his head. Ichabod

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