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Ramona Lubo (1865–1922) was a Cahuilla basketmaker known as the "real Ramona" who gained popularity from her association with the novel Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson.

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rdfs:comment	Ramona Lubo (1865–1922) was a Cahuilla basketmaker known as the "real Ramona" who gained popularity from her association with the novel Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson. (en) Ramona Lubo (1865–1922) foi uma cesteira de Cahuilla conhecida como a "verdadeira Ramona" que ganhou popularidade por sua associação com o romance Ramona de Helen Hunt Jackson . (pt)
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