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During the children's make-believe play of "The Flight into Egypt," Henry played an Egyptian. Explain what he sought from Joseph and why Henry felt they should have some money. How did Janet, as Mary, explain their penniless situation?
List and describe three of the twenty children who were living in the country with Sister Gabriel.
Describe Sister Gabriel. Why did the children enjoy her so much?
What warning did Sister Gabriel give the children after they agreed to hide ten Jewish children?
Characterize the classroom visitor. What clues told the children that the young man was very serious in his plea for their help?
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