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To kill a mocking bird chapter 10 : Why does scout think Atticus doesn't do anything

To kill a mocking bird chapter 10 : Why does scout think Atticus doesn't do anything
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To kill a mocking bird chapter 10 : Why does scout think Atticus doesn't do anything

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I loved this book! I read this in 7th grade. Best. Book. Ever

Jem says that he wouldn't care if Atticus couldn't do anything, because, as he says, "Atticus is a gentleman, just like me!" Reference from chapter 10.
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