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by Sandra Cisneros
About 34 pages (10,112 words)
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Chapter 43 - A House of My Own

Esperanza wishes for a house of her own, in which nobody tells her what to do or how to clean. It will have her own flowers and decorations and clothing. It is only a picture in her mind.

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