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The writer uses the word

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The writer believes that the homeless people are lesser than him. We see this when he uses words such as 'disgrace'. This suggests that he disapproves

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Quote: 'unfortunate girls; servant girls, many of them, ' this shows that the reader shows pitty in the ladys becuase of the life they have / had. He also uses the word 'unfortunate'  this shows that he has a better life then them and has a better quality of life.

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The writer believes that the homeless people are lesser than him. We see this when he uses words such as 'disgrace'. This suggests that he disapproves of the homeless. 'Disgrace' has connotations of being a disappointment ,being shallow and not worthy. This implies that he thinks the homeless are an embarrassment.

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He says that

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The writer writes in a sympathetic way as he feels sorry for them without being mean

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Good use of vocab- degradation, despair, geovelling

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'It's a disgrace!'

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Lying prone and motionless

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Singly or small groups

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Quote: 'unfortunate girls; servant girls, many of them, ' this shows that the reader shows pitty in the ladys becuase of the life they have / had. He also uses the word 'unfortunate' this shows that he has a better life then them and has a better quality of life.

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A park keeper came up

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He called them filthy

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Munby feels sorry for the homeless people

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Ragged Men and women

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He isn't nice