English, 23.04.2021 19:50 aavil5659

Why does Mr. Craven decide that he wants to see Mary? He has been worrying about her while he has been traveling.

Mrs. Medlock complains that Mary is causing trouble.

Mrs. Sowerby tells him to see her.

Mary begins crying in the night and Mr. Craven hurries to see what is the matter.

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