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include component="pageList" homeAtTop="true" hideInternal="true" limit="100"liam-conformaty and free expression top of second paragraph on pg. 103 Elizabeth Denning and Sarah Gardener defer her too. She rules the crew. -conformity

pg. 149 (under 40 to middle of 1st paragraph under it) I was brought up deep in the woods and I do not fear the forest as others do. Grandmother may have been speaking in jest and teasing when she named the Erl King as my father, but as a child, I believed her. He is the lord of the Greenwood, and I grew up fearing nothing in his domain. Neither do I feel any terror here even though these woods are mightier by far than any we have at home and as mighty Johah says, as any he has seen on many long journeys in Russia and Bohemia. The forest holds no terror for him either. He finds it interesting. -conformity

bottom of pg. 138 The Vanes live in a compound that is a near village of its own, ruled over by jethro Vane, an important townsman and leader of the clan. He is a greedy man and quarrelsome. He has already disputed some of the land given to us. His title appears on no may, so his claim cannot be upheld, but that does not stop him complaining. -free expression

middle of pg. 139 "Six days shalt thou labor, and do all thy work: But the seventh day is Sabbath of the Lord thy God: In it thou shalt not do any work." Therefore on Sundays no work can be done, no fires lit, no cooking; even the animals must forage for themselves. -conformity

pg. 141 The town is turn in strict accordance with God's laws. Anyone disobeying them can find themselves in the stocks or whipped or having to find another place to live. Sunday service is attended by all; there are no exceptions. the penalty for nonattendance is expulsion. no just from the church but from the whole community. -both conformity and free expression