Lupin V

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The houses on either side seemed buried in trees and vegetation because Mary's yard was bare, with hardly a blade of grass showing. When it rained half the water that fell on the hill coursed like a flood through her yard; because it had no back fence traffic between the hillside and the road, children, chickens, even an occasional cow, used it for a thoroughfare. The outhouse was a skinny booth set in the most conspicuous position on the slope back of the house. House and outhouse sat naked on naked ground, everything exposed, ugly and bare.
Lupin V
poor living conditions. Life had not improved for them
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