Lucy finally confesses her cheating, restoring her honor, while Susan's silent sacrifice earns her the affection of everyone, which is declared a greater prize.
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A gentle grammar lesson that makes participles feel concrete instead of abstract.
Mary and her mother spend the chapter on participles, moving from dancing and danced to the cases where a word works as both adjective and verb.
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