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Legend The Añañuca

Legend has it that before the Independence of Chile, in the town of Monte Patria, Añañuca time lived a beautiful young Indian men who all wanted to win, but no one could.
One day he came to town a miner who was in search of treasure. By knowing Añañuca arose love between them, so they decided to marry.
The couple were happy for a time, but one night, the young man had adream where an elf would reveal the place where the mine that was so long sought. The next morning, without telling anyone , not even his wife , he left for her.
Añañuca, desolate, waited and waited, but the days passed , weeks , months and never returned the young miner .
It is said that he was the victim of the mirage of the pampas or some time , causing its demise and allegedly his death.Añañuca soon died, due to the great grief of losing her beloved. She was buried by villagers in the valley on a day of light rain. The next day the sun came out and all the villagers were able to see an amazing event. The place where the girl had been buried was covered by a thick layer of red flowers.
Since then, ensures that this young man became flower, as a gesture of love for her husband,because thus remain always together. So it was that he gave the name of this flower Añañuca.







MYTH IMAGINARY FRIEND

Tells a story that a little boy who had just 8 years, spoke every day alone in his room and his parents wondered who this talking to what the child told them he had an imaginary friend, but parents just laughed the child, saying they were just fairy tales. The boy toldhis parents that his friend whispered many things that were terrible, but parents just laughed and said they were childish inventions.


One day the boy decided to go play in front of the house where I took her imaginary friend, who as a child told to stay away a little more of the house to make the game more fun. The more the child away, the more he insisted.

When they were far enough fromthe house, the imaginary friend, amid challenging game saying that the child was not brave enough and strong enough to launch a car to stop as they would their heroes on the brave boy quickly placed in the middle of a car to stop, luckily it was a neighbor across the place where the child was about to do his show his imaginary friend and quickly saved the child from a fatal death.

Soon thechild was very scared crying to their parents who advised him and through therapies the child could overcome the trauma and forget her imaginary friend. After years and when the child had grown, recalled the temptations of his imaginary friend and thanked the neighbor for saving his life. Today the only child believes in real friends and try not to imagine his supposed friend.
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RESUMEN LIBRO HACIA DONDE VOLARAN LOS PAJAROS

HACIA DONDE VOLARAN LOS PAJAROS
 LOS ACACIOS.
Pedro y Nancho jugaban fútbol. Nancho fue a buscar la pelota y al mirar hacia la salida del pasaje vio a Tomás y el Gordo Yánez con Paula y Claudia.
Dejo de jugar y fuea juntarse con ellos. Hablaban de la Navidad que se aproximaba. Fernando y Tomás viven en ese pasaje, donde hay una plaza que tiene viejos acacios.
Rodrigo, su hermano menor, participaba de sus juegos desde el segundo piso, donde estaba el dormitorio que ambos compartían.
Muchas veces Nancho se escapaba por la ventana para seguir jugando. Eso era cuando estaban más chicos.
Cuando crecieron, aRodrigo le hicieron una pieza en el primer piso y Nancho quedó solo, lo que a veces le daba tristeza porque extrañaba a su hermano.
 DE CÓMO EMPEZAR A POLOLEAR.
Un día estaban Nancho y Tomás trepados en el acacio y llegaron Paula y Claudia a conversar. A ellos les dio vergüenza bajar y se quedaron allí sin hacer ruido. Y escucharon la conversación de las 2 amigas.
Claudia le confesó a su...