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2 point What is Nora's reaction when Mrs. Linde tells her that she (Nora) knows nothing of the hardships of the world and is still a child?
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What is Nora's reaction when Mrs. Linde tells her that she (Nora) knows
nothing of the hardships of the world and is still a child?

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Nora becomes indignant and says that she too has “something to be proud and happy about.” She goes on to tell Mrs. Linde that she saved her husband's life when he was sick

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