What did peggy and other girls think about wanda petronski? how she was different from others?
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Peggy and the other girls thought that Wanda was a liar, who was poor and dirty. She lived in a poor area, coming to school with feet caked in mud and wearing a dirty blue frock. She was different as she lived in a poor community, and always claimed to have a hundred dresses, lined up in her closet. She was a migrant and was hence treated badly by others due to her long and apparently ‘weird and funny’ surname.
I’m not very sure as it has been a few months since I wrote my boards. Please look at the second or third page of the chapter, it will be mentioned throughout a paragraph.
I’m not very sure as it has been a few months since I wrote my boards. Please look at the second or third page of the chapter, it will be mentioned throughout a paragraph.
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generally Wanda classmates particular girl usually didn't notice wanda presence or absence. in the class only outside school when they came to school or went to home they would talk to her they would be talking and laughing on their way to school yard girls like Peggy would ask mockingly how many dress wanda had lined up in her closest they spoke politely but only to make fun of her ..
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