In this work, the population of the central town is described as "likely to keep on growing". "Don't you have a grown boy to do it for you?" is a question asked to Mrs. Dunbar, although all the characters already know the answer. "Corn be heavy soon" after the events of this story, for which Mr. Summers brings out a three-legged stool. In this story, Old Man Warner laments, "People ain't the way they used to be". Chips of wood were once used, but have been replaced by pieces of paper in the blac
In this work, the population of the central town is described as "likely to keep on growing". "Don't you have a grown boy to do it for you?" is a question asked to Mrs. Dunbar, although all the characters already know the answer. "Corn be heavy soon" after the events of this story, for which Mr. Summers brings out a three-legged stool. In this story, Old Man Warner laments, "People ain't the way they used to be". Chips of wood were once used, but have been replaced by pieces of paper in the black box. "It isn't fair. It isn't right" are the final words of Tessie Hutchinson as she is stoned to death in, for 10 points, what short story by Shirley Jackson?
In this work, the population of the central town is described as "likely to keep on growing".
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