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What chapter is being discussed?
What chapter is being discussed?
Chapter 17
What does Lyddie worry about when returning to work?
What does Lyddie worry about when returning to work?
- Her paycheck amount
- Returning to the same looms
- Having a job to return to (correct)
- Working faster than before
Diana and Brigid took care of Lyddie's looms while she was sick.
Diana and Brigid took care of Lyddie's looms while she was sick.
True (A)
Who begins to work at the mill as a doffer?
Who begins to work at the mill as a doffer?
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Lyddie will receive as much money in her paycheck as if she had worked her looms herself.
Lyddie will receive as much money in her paycheck as if she had worked her looms herself.
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What concern does Lyddie have about Rachel?
What concern does Lyddie have about Rachel?
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Study Notes
Chapter 17 Overview
- Lyddie recovers from her fever and gains strength throughout the chapter.
- Concern about returning to work occupies Lyddie, questioning if her job is still secure.
- No negative consequences occur when Lyddie resumes work at the mill.
- Diana and Brigid manage Lyddie's looms during her illness, showing camaraderie among workers.
- Lyddie will receive a paycheck for the time covered by her friends but at a reduced amount compared to her typical earnings.
- Rachel starts working at the mill as a doffer, introducing her to the factory environment.
- Rachel develops a concerning cough, leading Lyddie to fear for Rachel's health and potential loss.
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