Make the letter sincere i guess (i dont know this is kind of an odd question) hoped i helped a little
Calpurnia learned to read from The Bible and a book Scout's grandfather gave her.
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The veils in “Lost Illusions” symbolize innocence and ignorance. The narrator of the poem describes the veils as being part of her “far away youth,” suggesting that now she is older and wiser. However, aging has only made her yearn to reclaim the ignorance of her youth, for with wisdom has come sadness and harsh realities.
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