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To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

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This classic story has touched generations since it was written in the late 1950s. Set during the Great Depression in Maycomb, Alabama, the story centers around the Finch family. Atticus, the father and a prominent lawyer, takes a case defending an innocent black man. Although Atticus proves his client is innocent, the all-white jury still convicts the defendant.

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REPERTOIRE
AMBLED
DOMICILED
n. a person's set of skills As part of his repertoire, Atticus could read a 200-page book in under an hour.
v. to walk at a slow, leisurely pace The people of this sleepy town ambled around, stopping to talk to friends along the way.
v. residing, living, the location of one's home The Finches were domiciled near the Radley Residence, off a long dirt road.
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