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A Little Princess: resumen de Chapter 12

Chapter 12 de 19 · 11 min para leer el chapter

In Chapter 12, Sara feels growing sympathy for her sick neighbor, while Mr. Carrisford reveals his desperate search for Ralph Crewe's daughter and his guilt over abandoning her father. Mr. Carmichael proposes following a clue to Moscow, while Sara sits next door mourning the father whose pet name for her Carrisford remembers.

Qué sucede

  1. Sara tells Ermengarde about her affection for the unhappy neighbor and privately wishes him comfort outside his window.
  2. Janet and Ram Dass tell Mr. Carrisford about Sara, including the bleak conditions in her attic.
  3. Carrisford fears that Crewe's missing daughter may suffer similar poverty, while Carmichael describes an uncertain clue involving Russian adoptive parents.
  4. Carrisford recalls fleeing the threatened mining investment, suffering brain fever, and learning of Crewe's death after recovering consciousness.
  5. Carmichael offers to search in Moscow, while Carrisford describes dreams in which Crewe asks about his daughter.
  6. Next door, Sara tells Melchisedec about resisting Lavinia's insult and mourns being her father's Little Missus.

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En qué fijarte

The pet name links Carrisford's search to Sara's memories of her father. Neither neighbor recognizes the connection across their shared wall.

Comprobación rápida

Why does Carrisford believe Crewe's daughter may attend school in Paris?

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