Ella Wiliams's Hope Chest Padlet by Ella Williams

chapter 1: The stolen letters

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chapter 2: The Dying Mrs. Renwick

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Violet goes alone to new York to see her sister Chloe.When she gets on the train to New York she pays $3.25 for a ticket then she goes to sit on the mohair. Then Miss Renwick tells Violet hat a proper woman does and Miss Renwick goes on and on about her about to die. Then a candy butcher comes on the train and Miss Renwick buys Violet two Tootsie Rolls the candy butcher ask Ms Renwick if she wanted any candy

chapter 3: Meeting Myrtle

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Violet gets off the train it was evening when the train pulled into New York. Then violet sees a police officer and asks him for directions.Then she trips in the street and a girl named myrtle comes up to Violet to brush off her dress.

Chapter 4: Henry Street

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Violet and Myrtle go to Henry Street settlement house to look for Chloe. Then they meet a guy named the omartin

chapter 5: hobie and the breakman

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Violet could see the high needle of the Washington Monument in the distance as they picked their way across the gravel bed of the rail yard and stepped over rails and railroad ties. The smell of coal smoke and axle grease hung over everything.

chapter 5: hobie and the breakman

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chapter 7: Heading To Nashville

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An alarming sight greeted Violet and Myrtle when they came down to breakfast in the morning. Mr. Martin, whom they had left at the settlement house in New York, was quietly sipping coffee at the kitchen table with his hat in his hand.

chapter 9: Mr. Martin's Escape

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The train climbed steeply up into what Miss Dexter said (when she started speaking again) were the Blue Ridge Mountains. But the darkness had fallen, and the only thing Violet could see out the window was the reflection of the inside of the train car, two long rows of passengers mostly women on red mohair covered seats, surrounded by their handbags,