Bertram is a surly child who can't bear to be alone, yet he has few friends because he has little self-control. even the children he prefers to be with, who are much younger than he is, get frustrated with his impulsiveness. his parents are probably of the

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20 June, 01:06

Bertram is a surly child who can't bear to be alone, yet he has few friends because he has little self-control. even the children he prefers to be with, who are much younger than he is, get frustrated with his impulsiveness. his parents are probably of the

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Bertram is a surly child who can't bear to be alone, yet he has few friends because he has little self-control. even the children he prefers to be with, who are much younger than he is, get frustrated with his impulsiveness. his parents are probably of the Uninvolved