To Kill a Mockingbird

How has Atticus talked about the Ewells in front of the children?

How has Atticus talked about the Ewells in front of the children?

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Atticus is trying his best to be civil. He is trying to not blame the Ewell children for their circumstance. Atticus tells the truth about what kind of man Bob is.

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