Find Corrie's description (near the end of Chapter 14) of Betsie's appearance in death, and type it in the space below. Find Corrie's words expressing the way she felt about having to leave Betsie's sweater. Betsie's death was terribly hard on Corrie, but something was special about it that helped her endure it. What was this special thing?

Corrie was vibrant, energetic and full of life.

Explanation:

Corrie's eyes were dim like she was asleep, her face were vibrant and looking full. The hollows of hunger, the deep sorrow and the infirmities were simply at a stand still. she was stronger and feeling energetic, this was a way she bursted into joy and sound health. She got her hair looking in order like she was ministered to by a ministering spirit.

an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.

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