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100 1 $aFowler, Karen Joy.
245 10 $aSarah Canary /$cKaren Joy Fowler.
260 $aNew York :$bPlume/Penguin,$c2004, ©1991.
300 $a290 pages ;$c21 cm
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500 $a"A Plume book."
520 $aChin Ah Kin is the reluctant hero of this search across Washington Territory for Sarah Canary. The year is 1873, one that holds promise for the emancipation of women, yet things couldn't be worse for Sarah. Chin first encounters her when she suddenly appears on the periphery of his camp. Because Sarah only speaks nonsense, Chin decides she is crazy and sets off with her to an asylum in Stellacoom. But because of her inability to communicate, Sarah soon becomes separated from Chin. Without her to justify his presence in the wilderness, Chin becomes the scapegoat for all the evil deeds around him.--From Library Journal.
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