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What is the signifigance of the piece of velvet in the novel of mice and men
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What is the signifigance of the piece of velvet in the novel of mice and men
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The significance of the piece of velvet is that Lennie likes to stroke soft thing so his aunt Clara gave it to him so he would stop killing small animals by stroking them to hard.
(its been a long time since I have read the book, hope this helps.)
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