How does Simon describe the unusual buds on the bushes in the book lord of the flies

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How does Simon describe the unusual buds on the bushes in the book lord of the flies

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I'm not exactly sure but I think it's, They are light in a candle

If I'm right yay! If not I'm sorry

KellCOMnet answered Aug 11, 2019

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