Questions and Answers
What does Holden think about the nuns?
Holden thinks about how nice and generous the nuns were.
What record does Holden buy for Phoebe?
Holden walks down Broadway to buy Phoebe a record called 'Little Shirley Beans'.
Why does Holden like Phoebe?
Holden thinks about how he likes Phoebe because she is easy to talk to.
What does Holden see a little boy doing on Broadway?
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What does seeing the little boy make Holden decide?
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What does Holden buy in preparation for his date with Sally Hayes?
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Study Notes
Chapter 16 Highlights
- Holden goes for a walk, reflecting on the kindness of nuns he has encountered.
- He strolls down Broadway, intending to buy his sister Phoebe a record titled "Little Shirley Beans."
- Holden appreciates Phoebe's conversational nature, finding it easy to connect with her.
- He observes a young boy singing, "If a body catch a body coming through the rye," which inspires the title of the book.
- The boy's innocent singing brings joy to Holden, prompting him to attempt to call Jane Gallagher but hangs up when her mother answers.
- To prepare for a date with Sally Hayes, Holden purchases tickets for a movie.
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