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1. Lizabeth is remembering the dust and dirt of her childhood.
2. Lizabeth remembers her childhood with rage and shame.
3. Lizabeth and a group of younger neighbor kids are bored and trying to find something interesting to do.
4. Lizabeth and the neighbor kids throw rocks at Miss Lottie and her marigolds.
5. Miss Lottie yells at the children for throwing rocks.

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