Little Women: resumen de Chapter 7
Chapter 7 de 47 · Part 1 · 11 min para leer el chapter
In Chapter 7, Amy March brings forbidden pickled limes to school, where Jenny Snow reports her and Mr. Davis publicly punishes her, prompting her departure. Mrs. March allows a school break but insists that Amy deserves correction for disobedience and pride, while Laurie’s praise of Beth gives a contrasting example of modest talent.
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- Meg gives Amy money to repay her classmates’ lime gifts, and Amy brings a supply to school.
- Amy refuses Jenny Snow a share, and Jenny reports the forbidden limes after a visitor praises Amy’s maps.
- Mr. Davis makes Amy discard the limes, strikes her palm, and keeps her standing before the class until recess.
- Amy leaves school in distress, and her family comforts her while Jo delivers their mother’s letter and collects Amy’s belongings.
- Mrs. March permits a school break but criticizes Amy’s disobedience and conceit.
- Laurie praises Beth’s unassuming musical gifts, and Amy recognizes the value of accomplishments without display.

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Why does Mrs. March say Amy deserves some punishment?

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