2 years ago

What does the quote "the wild creatures count her one o' themselves" mean?

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IgorC [24]2 years ago

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She is so close to the wild animals that they treat her as one of their own.

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Answer:

Mrs. Tilley describes Sylvia's close relationship with nature. She's so in tune with the natural world, in fact, that animals treat her as their own.

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