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Thomas O'Brien is an 11-year-old Irish immigrant living in a log cabin with his parents and siblings in colonial America. He has many chores on the family farm, including milking cows, collecting eggs, and chopping wood. In his spare time, he enjoys playing games like Jacob's Ladder. He attends a one-room schoolhouse taught by Mrs. Rosanna and goes to church every Sunday.
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The student went on vacation last year to the beach of Acapulco, Mexico with their family. While there, the mother swam, father drank beer, brothers played football on the beach, and the student sunbathed. The family ate seafood like shrimp and fish. They later went to another nearby beach called Caletilla.
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