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How does Captain Hagberd prepare for Harry’s homecoming?
How does Captain Hagberd prepare for Harry’s homecoming?
Updated On: Jun 18, 2024
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Captain Hagbard prepared all the things his son would love; there was a box full of packets of various flower seeds to choose from for the front garden. They decide to change the full furniture of the cottage so that his son loves it and stays with them forever. He decided to cover the overgrown grass with concrete. These all are the plans Captain Hagberd was preparing for “Tomorrow” when his son was coming.
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