McCourt describes how Aunt Aggies “torments” and teases him, and it is obvious that her cruelty has an effect on him: “There are days when Aunt Aggie tells us she can’t stand the sight of us another minute, Get away from me”
McCourt describes how Aunt Aggies “torments” and teases him, and it is obvious that her cruelty has an effect on him: “There are days when Aunt Aggie tells us she can’t stand the sight of us another minute, Get away from me”