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technically part of Brittany, but they spoke Breton there,
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which is basically a Gaelic language.
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And then if you go up, you think, well they spoke French there,
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certainly in Normandy, but they spoke in many parts a patois.
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In about 1844, this kind of crazy guy took a big knife
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and he slit the throat of his mother and his two sisters,
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and they were--the police were looking for him.
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And he was from Normandy, he lived near Cannes in Normandy,
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and they found him eating
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clams and things for survival on the beach.
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And they had to bring in a translator,
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somebody to translate.