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Nicholas Snowe

Neighbor farmer and father of Sally, a friend to the Ridds.

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Also known as Nicholas Snowe, Farmer Snowe, This Nicholas Snowe, Farmer Nicholas Snowe, Farmer Nicholas, neighbour Nicholas, old Nick, Master Snowe, Master Nicholas Snowe, Snowe

First appearance: i elements of education

Nicholas Snowe shows up with force in A Motion Which Ends in a Mull. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Calls Uncle Reuben a liar for insulting the parish, but later earns his respect through quiet demeanor.
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