A Window in Thrums

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The setting is a humble one-storey house near T'nowhead Farm, characterized by its weathered whitewashed walls and a simple garden. Once surrounded by poverty, this home reflects the lives of its inhabitants, including Leeby and Hendry, who worked hard to maintain their modest lifestyle. The narrator invites readers to appreciate the dignity of the poor, challenging the notion that they are lesser beings. The description evokes themes of resilience and respect for the struggles of everyday life, urging a deeper understanding of those who live in humble circumstances.