How do you say that miss mebbin in packletid tiger a materialistic woman?
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Miss Mebbin was Mrs Packletide's paid companion.She was a very materialistic woman who did not wish to do more than what she was paid for.She was also very selfish.
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Miss Mebhin was extremely materialistic,
During the hunt, she did not wish to stay any longer as she didn't want to work beyond the hours she was paid for.
She wished to pay the villagers less for the ailing tiger.
She developed a protective elder sister attitude towards money in general, regardless of nationality or denomination.
She told Mrs Packeltide to shoot the tiger before it touched the goat as then they wouldn't have to pay for the goat.
She told Miss Mebbin about the repercussions of everyone knowing the reality of the hunt. She indirectly offered to keep the secret, the prince being the purchase of a cottage near Darking that costed six hundred and eighty.
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Miss Mebhin was extremely materialistic,
During the hunt, she did not wish to stay any longer as she didn't want to work beyond the hours she was paid for.
She wished to pay the villagers less for the ailing tiger.
She developed a protective elder sister attitude towards money in general, regardless of nationality or denomination.
She told Mrs Packeltide to shoot the tiger before it touched the goat as then they wouldn't have to pay for the goat.
She told Miss Mebbin about the repercussions of everyone knowing the reality of the hunt. She indirectly offered to keep the secret, the prince being the purchase of a cottage near Darking that costed six hundred and eighty.
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