Eighth grade Quote by Flannery O'Connor

“Even in the little while she'd been teaching, she'd met parents who didn't seem to care about their children, regarding them as more of…

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“most of all, she’d learned that she had to rely on herself. Certainly her father and her sister couldn’t be counted on.”

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“ Why , instead of teaching her poetry and drama and needlework, had her governesses not taught the most important lesson anyone could learn…

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“I felt there was a lot I needed to teach her. I wanted to give her an early grounding in the basics of arithmetic…

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“He was giving her the most important thing he could, the only way he knew how. He was a professor, a lover of stories,…

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“Plus she’d been taught to appreciate what she had. It seemed as if today’s kids focused on things they didn’t have and how to…

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“My mother started school when she was six and stopped the same term. She was unusual in the village, as she had a father…

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“Now he was the freshmen in college while she was stuck in highschool being the sophomore. She was left behind hearing about him, watching…

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“He was pleased that she should see death in his face at once. His mother, at the age of sixty, was going to be…

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“There was something about him she wanted to learn, grow into, and hide in, where she could turn away from being an adult.”

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“What the future held for her she didn't know. Of two things only she was certain. There would be children-her own or other people's-and…

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“Her father was cold and distant, more likely to cuddle the family dog than one of his own children. He believed that hard work…

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