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Chapter 20 - Mattie feels incredible loss - however at the end of Ch. 20, she finds...?

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a lonely child

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The climax of Fever 1793 is when...? (This happens in Chapter 19)

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Robbers strike Grandfather's head against the floor causing his death

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Why is it a mistake for Mattie to leave the shutters unlocked at night?

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Leaving the shutters unlocked allows two robbers to enter the coffeehouse after nightfall.

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What mood did the author create in the passage: "The garden looked dead. Insects had devoured most of the leaves and vegetables, leaving behind skeletons of stems and branches. Weeds had exploded between the neat rows...Hot tears threatened, but my grumbling stomach was more painful" (Anderson 127)?

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depressing, gloomy, hopeless

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What motivates Mattie to want to return to the Coffeehouse when leaving Bush Hill, even though it is unsafe and not recommended?

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Mattie wants to find Mother because she is worried about how she is doing and wants to know if Mother knows where Mattie is.

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Chapter 14 - “Oh, my, now that’s looking much better, isn’t it? You’ve beat the Grim Reaper, you have, lassie.” Mattie awakens to realize she was where and has what?

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Bush Hill and has Yellow Fever

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Chapter 12 - Grandfather becomes ill and Mattie becomes the key decision-maker. How is this a key event for Mattie's character?

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This is a key event because it shows that Mattie is becoming more mature and taking on adult responsibilities

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Why are Mattie and Grandfather abandoned by the countryside and told to go back to the city?

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Grandfather had a coughing fit

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