Throughout "A Jury of Her Peers" Mrs. Hale mentions that the Wright's home, "never seemed a very cheerful place." What evidence from the story lets the reader know Mrs. Hale's impression of the Wright's home is accurate?

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deathdragons7 · Answer

http://www.learner.org/interactives/literature/story/fulltext.html

cutestgirlaround · Answer

sorry cant help you here :(

anonymous · Answer

hmm well have you read the story?

deathdragons7 · Answer

Yea and I have been looking it over and such but I can't find the evidence

anonymous · Answer

ok where in the story does it talk about her house?

deathdragons7 · Answer

page 8

anonymous · Answer

ok what does it say about her house?

deathdragons7 · Answer

That a lot of things are half done

anonymous · Answer

ok lets compromise did it say anything about it being dusty or dark or anything like that?

deathdragons7 · Answer

Not really

deathdragons7 · Answer

It mentions that the sugar is half sifted

anonymous · Answer

wow this is hard

deathdragons7 · Answer

yea

deathdragons7 · Answer

I think I got it though

anonymous · Answer

ok good sorry i couldn't help!