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In the book, To kill a mockingbird, how had Mr. Radley seen it to that his younger son Arthur caused "no further trouble" in Maycomb?

In the book, To kill a mockingbird, how had Mr. Radley seen it to that his younger son Arthur caused "no further trouble" in Maycomb?
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In the book, To kill a mockingbird, how had Mr. Radley seen it to that his younger son Arthur caused "no further trouble" in Maycomb?

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He kept him in the house and did not often let him go out.
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