the ability to endure hardship but lacking emotion
to denounce
small worthless objects
dull
to be close to happening
resentful at being treated unfairly
to be mean
to be empty of
to adore
a red-brown colour
a radical
to strictly adhere to the law
to be skilful.
to not be accepted by social convention
to be alone
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Henry did not use his quarter from the funeral to stop and buy more candy on his way home. He didn't want to spend the quarter he'd been given at Ethel's funeral because he felt that it was the only thing he had left of her.
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Over the course of the novel, Henry was looked at “the ridiculous button” his father pinned to his shirt and fought a wave of irritation. The button read “I am Chinese”. It was supposed to protect him from the school bullies or uneducated adults,...
