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Miss Aigletinger: a former teacher of Holden’s who frequently took her class to the Museum of Naural History
Gertrude Levine: Holden’s partner when the class went to the Museum of Natural History
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When Holden finishes breakfast, he goes for a long walk. He thinks about the nuns collecting money for the poor. It makes him sad that the nuns never go anywhere nice for lunch. He walks toward Broadway, looking for a record store where he can buy Little Shirley Beans, a hard-to-find recording...
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