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The Grapes of Wrath | Chapters 27-30 Summary and Analysis
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Mr. and Mrs. Wainwright: migrants who have little left but their pride who share living space in a boxcar with the Joads
Aggie Wainwright: their daughter who will marry Al Joad
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Chapter 27
There was cotton to be picked and willing hands to pick it. The wages weren’t bad and they knew cotton, having picked it back home. They bought a collecting bag and paid for it with the first part of their labor. It was hard, tiring work. They dragged the big bag and filled it. Even the...
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