What connotation do these words in American Childhood have? Forbade, Frick Park, bums, bridges
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What connotation do these words in American Childhood have? Forbade, Frick Park, bums, bridges
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happy, peaceful
negative, fearful, adventurous, risky
angry yet determined
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