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English, 23.10.2019 17:00 davidheredia9

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in which two ways would the story be different if it were told from the point of view of mrs. copperfield?
e, and very low in spirits,
was worrying heavily about
. suddenly, she lifted her eyes,
opposite and saw a strange lady
vas my aunt, miss betsey. the
ange lady, and she came
r that could have belonged to
the reader would know why mrs. copperfield is worried about herself and her son.
the reader would know why miss betsey has come to visit mrs. copperfield.
the reader would know how old mrs. copperfield's son is.
the reader would know why mrs. copperfield is not very to see miss betsey.
the reader would know what mrs. copperfield looks like.
she gave another proof of her
she came and looked in at that
of her nose against the glass.
room, carried her eyes on, until
me made a frown and a gesture to
ustomed to be obeyed. she told
my mother went
k," said miss betsey.
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cor. "you have heard of her, i dare
had that pleasure. and she had
not appearing to imply that it had
betsey. my mother bent her

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