Maya's Children: The Story of La LloronaMaya is a happy and beautiful girl, who at birth bore the mark of the Sun God on her shoulder. This mark, the village priest informs her parents, means Maya is immortal. Senor Tiempo, the god of time, however, is incensed by this news. He allots each person their time on earth. But if he cannot have Maya, then he must have her children! |
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... on her shoulder . Maya is a child of the Sun God , the chief priest thought . She is destined to be immor- tal . Not wanting to alarm the parents , he said nothing . 1 lilid Maya lived a happy life , helping her parents with ...
... on her shoulder . Maya is a child of the Sun God , the chief priest thought . She is destined to be immor- tal . Not wanting to alarm the parents , he said nothing . 1 lilid Maya lived a happy life , helping her parents with ...
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... he learned that Maya was destined to be immortal , he grew angry . " This girl will live forever ! " he cried . " I cannot change that , but I will find a way to ensure her children are tinnot immortal ! " I V V V V wwwww V.
... he learned that Maya was destined to be immortal , he grew angry . " This girl will live forever ! " he cried . " I cannot change that , but I will find a way to ensure her children are tinnot immortal ! " I V V V V wwwww V.
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