English, 26.03.2021 17:00, sherlock19
“It was almost as if they had exchanged natures, as if she had become the machine, perfectly tuned to the roaring, clattering beasts in her care” (97). What does tuned to mean? What does it tell you about what kind of worker Lyddie is and how she feels when she is working?
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