The best way to punctuate the Atlantic Monthly is "The Atlantic Monthly." But you would also italicize it because Its a title. Hope that helps! :D
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It sounds like he is describing amazement. He calls them wonderful, uses repetition at the end referring to them.
I am going to assume that you mean the Hare With Many Friends. The moral of the story is this: He that has many friends, has no friends. Hope this helps.
In this situation, credited means "to pay respect to".
Knowing this, the sentence "Lily's parents credited her for her efforts at finding a summer job" can be changed to "Lily's parents [paid respect to] her for her efforts at finding a summer job" and the sentence still makes sense.
What other sentence can you replace the word credited with the phrase "paid respect to" and it will still make sense?
