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"I often visit the place where the fir trees dwell." |
Paragraph 326: Example | |
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| Opal's house is between the singing creek and her grandparent's house.
Opal lives in a very small wooden house with one room divided into two by a quilt. It is also called a lumber shanty These little houses were moved to different logging camps using the railroad. The entire house was pulled up on railroad cars and moved to the next work camp. |
Picture: Sky view of the farm
Paragraph 1: The house on the edge of the near woods Paragraph 3: The lumber shanty |
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| King Edward III | ||
| "A Fir Tree Near The Singing Creek Where The Willows Grow." | Paragraph 221: Last mention | |
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| The mamma is Opal's mother, Elizabeth Scott Whiteley ( b. 1874 - d. 1917).
Opal has a difficult time with her mother. While trying to be helpful, Opal often does things which make her mother angry.
In addition, Opal believes that her "Angel Mother," rather than Elizabeth Whiteley is her real mother. |
Picture: Elizabether Whiteley
Picture: Mr and Mrs. Whiteley Scene 15: Helping with Chores Scene 30: Getting the Millers Brand out of the Flour-Sack Scene 104: Tied to the woodshed corner |
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| Queen Philippa of Hainault | ||
| "A Fir Tree Growing By Edward III." | Paragraph 221: Last mention
About: Edward III |
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