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Lyddie's compensation for her plain looks?

Back

by being a fierce worker

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Lyddie prefers her farm over Cutler's Tavern because...

Back

She would be free at her farm.

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Lyddie bit her lip when speaking to the lady at Cutler's Tavern because...

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The lady spoke rudely to her.

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Inference about the man and lady at Cutler's Tavern with Lyddie:

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They were rich.

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Lyddie wore tight, oversized boots.

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Her family couldn't afford another pair.

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Lyddie's father's reaction to her mom hiring her and Charlie out.

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He would be horrified.

Front

Lyddie wished she could have been a boy because:

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Perhaps her father wouldn't have left if she could have helped him work the farm.

Front

Lyddie's hesitation to write to Charlie was due to embarrassment over her spelling and penmanship.

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Embarrassed of spelling and penmanship.

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Lady in pink dress tells Lyddie about a job as a "factory girl".

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Job as a "factory girl".

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Prediction about Lyddie:

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She will become a "factory girl" as well.