How does the author convey his or her point of view in line 46 of the story? Use two details from “How I Lost My Station in Life” to support your response.

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Weekends is a different story. On weekends, we would go to Farrell, Pennsylvania, just over the state line, where my father would meet us. We lived with my father's sister there. Aunt Wilma worked in a bakery and lived above it, with two children who were older than me, older than Harriett, and one of whom was old enough to move us from Youngstown to Farrell. We were even more noisy and relaxed at Aunt Wilma's.

On Mondays, though, it was back to Youngstown.

Warren G. Harding Elementary School was just across the street from Aunt Rozella's home, and Rayen High, the only public high school on the entire Northside, was a few blocks away.

A large number of kids from poorer neighbourhoods attended. Rayen was Harriett's first choice. She could be there until she was enrolled, even though we were able to find affordable accommodation.

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