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18 September, 16:35

In the Fever, 1793, how does Mattie feel about Mrs. Ogilivie?

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    Answer:When Mattie and her mother attended Ogilvie's tea party, Mattie was " forced" to use a nice dress in order to look nice to Edward because the purpose of their invitation was for her to get a husband. While her mother talked about the coffee house and the grog shop with the house owner, she talked about the increasing number of deaths.
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