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Isn't this Michigan?She laughed, Oh oui monsieur, but the French came to Paradis more than cent ans...a hundred years ago.And they still speak French?But we are French.Aren’t you American?

Vivian LeMay

Isn't this Michigan?She laughed, Oh oui monsieur, but the French came to Paradis more than cent ans...a hundred years ago.And they still speak French?But we are French.Aren’t you American?

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