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Explanation:
This question refers to chapter 3 of <em>To Kill a Mockingbird.</em>
Scout was upset with Walter Cunningham for getting her in trouble with the teacher, so she rubbed his nose in the dirt. Jem intervened and invited Walter to lunch at the Finch house.
On the way there Scout noticed "Jem made pleasant conversation with him" and they talked about the Radleys, specifically Boo.
Jem said "I went all the way up to the house once" and Walter noted he "Almost died first year [he] come to school and eat them pecans".
Jem and Walter talked about the <u>Radleys</u>.
I believe it would be a pattern?
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Although no instrumental parts are preserved in the notation, a number of instruments are mentioned in the play: Robin plays a silver flageolet, Huars a musette, Boudon and Gautier the tambourin and the comamuse au grand bourdon, and two other have horns.
If you are referring to during the time of slavery, up north there was no slavery and they were free. If you are referring to during the civil Rights movement, African Americans faced less discrimination up north and no Jim Crow laws.