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Does the child in the poem like her nose? Why do you think so?

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Does the child in the poem like her nose? Why do you think so?

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Yes, the child likes her nose. She considers it to be a funny thing, which sticks out just like a handle.

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Chapter 2.1: Noses - Noses [Page 19]

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