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The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books |
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| "When he grew up, Cain Lankin was an outcast, taller than any other man, this as bones, and ugly as sin. Folk shunned him and began calling him Long Lankin. He did some bad things--a bit of thieving to get food, killed animals in the night. They said he ate them raw and got a taste for blood." | |
| --Lindsey Barraclough, Long Lankin | |
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