Les Misérables: resumen de Book 6: Le Petit-Picpus, Chapter 4

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1. At recreation, the girls fill the gloomy garden with games and laughter under the nuns’ supervision.
2. Children’s remarks about school, history, a parrot, and confession reveal innocent misunderstandings.
3. Young girls invent stories, while an abandoned child voices her sense of having no mother.
4. Older pupils nickname Sister Agatha, and dining-room corners give their names to four pupil groups.
5. A pupil explains the insect-based groups to the Archbishop, and an Écouen anecdote shows another misunderstanding of religious labels.

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