To Kill A Mockingbird Ch 12-14

Front

Dill's reason for not visiting Maycomb

Back

He has a new father.

Front

Calpurnia's concern for children's appearance

Back

Bringing them to her church; wants them clean and well-dressed.

Front

Calpurnia calls Jem 'Mister Jem'

Back

Realizes he is starting to grow up

Front

Atticus recants speech to Scout

Back

Realized he was wrong after seeing her reaction

Front

Compassion for Tom Robinson

Back

Future treatment by the white jury

Front

Church collection for Helen

Back

Tom's wife, struggling to find work due to trial

Front

Scout learns about Tom Robinson's charges

Back

Asked Calpurnia after church

Front

Calpurnia's response to Jem about her speech at church

Back

Doesn't want to seem like 'putting on airs'

Front

Aunt Alexandra's reason for staying with the family

Back

Need for a 'feminine' influence

Front

Treatment of Aunt Alexandra by Maycomb members

Back

Welcomed with 'open arms'