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Explain what Maniac means in Chapter 37, page 142, when he says, "For the McNabs, there was nothing free about public education. A tuition had to be paid. Every week Maniac paid it." HELP DUE TODAY!!!!
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Explain what Maniac means in Chapter 37, page 142, when he says, "For the McNabs, there was nothing free about public education. A tuition had to be paid. Every week Maniac paid it."

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he means that public school for the Mcnabs is not free, their education was costly and they had a tuition to pay so he paid it for an education
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