Everything from the little house was in the wagon except the beds and tables and chairs. They did not need to take these, because Pa could always make new ones.
In "Little House on the Prairie," the Ingalls family prepares for a journey, packing their belongings into a wagon. They manage to gather everything from their small house, leaving behind only the beds, tables, and chairs. This highlights their resourcefulness and ability to adapt to new circumstances.
Pa's confidence in his skills to create new furniture underscores the theme of self-reliance in the story. It reflects a pioneering spirit where the family is willing to leave behind physical comforts, knowing they can rebuild their homestead once again. This attitude is emblematic of the challenges faced by families during that time period.
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