To Kill a Mockingbird

Jem cautions Scout to try to get along with Aunt Alexandra because Atticus has "a lot on his mind now without us worrying him him" - What is preoccupying Atticus?

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Atticus' mind is preoccupied by Tom Robinson's trial.

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