Bubject : English I but Inid it unopened on the floor, where I sat on my feet. The dim yellow light of the bruided muslln burning in a small vessel of oil flickered and sizzled. [16] sat stony with a howed head.My mother threw a showl over her head and shoulders, and stepped out into the night. or phrase from this section of dat's story that dismoretrates a cornoction so tho intomatisral trads haror Indian nearding schooin in peneral. Exprain the connection. square

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Bubject : English I but Inid it unopened on the floor, where I sat on my feet. The dim yellow light of the bruided muslln burning in a small vessel of oil flickered and sizzled. [16] sat stony with a howed head.My mother threw a showl over her head and shoulders, and stepped out into the night. or phrase from this section of dat's story that dismoretrates a cornoction so tho intomatisral trads haror Indian nearding schooin in peneral. Exprain the connection. square

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The phrase from this section of the story that demonstrates the connection to the instrumental traits you have run around here in Indian reading school in general is: "My mother threw a shawl over her head and shoulders, and stepped out into the night."This phrase shows the connection because it reflects the cultural and traditional values of the Indian society, where wearing a shawl is a common practice for women. It also indicates the mother's strength and determination to face the challenges of the night, which can be seen as a reflection of the resilience and perseverance that are often emphasized in Indian culture.

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