Sam Harkinson's wife leaves her family because Sam is ashamed of her. Indian Joe shows his love and respect for Caddie by giving her a warm blanket and something to eat. Caddie is relieved when she arrives at the Indian camp because the Indians are not planning a massacre. Various cowardous lacking courage fearful dismembered to cut or tear something into pieces distend to expand, swell, or inflate as if by pressure from within gruesome horrifying mutely unable to speak saying nothing or making no sound shriveled shrink to become or cause something to become shrunken or wrinkled slime a fluid that is thick and slippery especially one that is unpleasant to touch treacherous dangerous involving hidden dangers or hazards Caddie's trip to the Indian camp is dangerous because the trail is slippery and the river is frozen. Obediah, trench Name two ways in which Caddie is beginning to show that she is growing into a young lady. _ saves the schoolhouse from an encroaching fire by digging a _ all around it.

Dunnville The 'Little Steamer' links the settlers to the outside world. Uncle Edmond's Cousin Annabelle will travel from St. steam cars Cousin Annabelle will visit _ folks in St. Sam Hankinson ashamed of his Indian wife Old man Pee-Wee farmer in Tom's story Indian John Loans Caddie his dog and scalp belt John Woodlawn improves the Indian's guns The circuit rider needs clock fixed, tells of Lincoln's death vivaciously energetically in a lively manner pandemonium total confusion wild disorder hoyden a girl or woman of saucy or boisterous behavior erstwhile former, previous plaintive sad porridge cereal or grain boiled in water or milk to a thick consistency earnestly seriously irresolute indecisive wavering uncertain Cousin Annabelle will travel by the _ to St.

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