Who Said It?
"Why," he said, relieved to have gotten off the subject of her mother, "why she's just fine. Right out front in the wagon. I brung her to you."
Uncle Judah
Fired and banned from working elsewhere
Blacklisted
This person visits Lyddie at the boardinghouse.
Uncle Judah
Chapter 11
Lyddie and Betsy refer to Amelia in this way
Guardian Angel
"We miss having thee up at the hill.
Luke Stevens
Two weeks time
Fortnight
She was put into an asylum
This chapter is where Lyddie is sick and Mr. Marsden tries to take advantage of her
Chapter 16
Lyddie makes this "momentous" decision at the end of chapter 11.
Purchases Oliver Twist
"It does no good to rebel against authority."
Amelia
Destruction
Perdition
Rachel, Lyddie's sister, is described as this:
Boneless
This Chapter is where Betsy gets sick and Lyddie receives the letter from Ezekial
Chapter 14
Amelia says this about reading.
"By now you have despaired of me and decided that I am a man who does not honor his word. Please forgive my tardiness. Thanks to the good offices of our friends the Stevenses..."
Ezekial Freeman
To pay someone back what you owe
Reimburse
Lyddie first says she might sign the petition for this reason
For Betsy and the others
This chapter is where Rachel arrives
Chapter 15
Lyddie refuses to give the girl money who got her hair caught in the machine, then in chapter 16 gives Brigid money. Those moments are meant to serve as this literary device
Juxtaposition
"Time is more precious than money, Lyddie girl. If only I had two more free hours of an evening - what I couldn't do."
Betsy
A doffer
Lyddie was daydreaming about this when her accident with the shuttle occurred
Triphena and the Tavern
This chapter is where Lyddie gets hit in the head with the shuttle
Chapter 13
Black Ink spills symbolizing/foreshadowing that all is not well as Lyddie intended to inform Charlie.