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What are Christopher John and Little man most afraid of when Papa comes home from Vicksburg?
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Christopher John and Little Man are most afraid of their father's stern gaze and disapproving attitude when he comes home from Vicksburg. They fear his disappointment and the potential for punishment if they have not obeyed his instructions.
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What are Christopher John and Little Man afraid of when Papa comes home from Vicksburg?
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