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“Get lost old lady!” That was the fifth kid today that’s told me to go away. “I just want to tell my story to someone.” I mumble under my breath. Since no one wanted to hear the marvelous tale of Harriett Pumpernickle’s life, I started going back inside. “I’ll listen to your story…” A little boy said, stopping by my front steps. I turned around and smiled at him. “Really?” I ask. He nods and sits down. I sit with him and begin my story of how I set out to find the lost treasure. It was a nice day in our small town. The birds were chirping, the sun was shining brighter than it ever has. “Harriett! It’s time for breakfast.” My mother calls. I stretch get out of bed and start walking out to the kitchen. “Good morning sleepy head.” My dad …show more content…
We look away and eat our food. It was oddly quiet at the table and nobody even looked like they wanted to start a conversation. “Are you guys leaving today?” Maggie asked, bringing her plate to the sink and washing it off. “Yeah we are. Thanks for letting us stay here and cooking for us.” I say bringing the rest of the plates over to her. “It was my pleasure.” She says “I also have some things to give you guys. Before, you leave of course.” “Okay. Thanks for everything Maggie.” I say smiling. She nods and goes to a cabinet with a lock on it. She unlocks it and pulls out a bottle of something green and another one with purple rocks in it. “Here. Take these and only use them when you really need them or are in danger. The green one will help when you are in danger. The purple one heals all. Well, mostly all. Have a safe trip and don’t mention this to anyone.” Maggie says handing me the bottles. We all pack up and start to leave. Maggie waves goodbye to us and we continue down the path. Nobody talked for a while and we stopped several times throughout the trip for short breaks. Finally, we reached a lake and stopped to take another break. I checked the map and realized …show more content…
“We’re here! We’re really here!” Charlie yells. “Woohoo!” Charlotte shouts throwing her bag up in the air and catching it. We all run it the water and start searching for the treasure. “Uh.. Guys?” Charlie says standing up and looking behind him. “Help us look Charlie!” Charlotte says tossing some sand at him. He garbs our arms and tries to run for shore. Charlotte and I stand up and look at him annoyed. We follow him ready to drag him back in with us when a huge pool of water splashes at us. Charlotte turns around and starts screaming then runs. I follow her scared with fear. When I get to my bag I finally turn around and see the tail of who knows what. Charlie and I pack up and rush off. “Hey! Hold it!” Charlotte says tugging us back to where we were camped out. Charlie and I joylessly sit back down and take off our bags. “I guess we do have to stay. I mean it was my idea after all. I can’t chicken out on this.” I say standing back up. “And Maggie gave me something to use in a time like this.” Grinning, I pull out the potions Maggie gave me. “What do they do?” Charlie asks taking the green potion and swirling it
" Gold " he says under his breath and pulls out a book and flips a few pages. He begins reading as I try to stand up.
not pay her much attention because she was a woman. According to the textbook, Harriet
“What are we going to do?” Asked Charlie. “There is nothing to do! Maybe it stopped raining. Can we go back to the
Harriet Jacobs was born a slave in Edenton, N.C. She had a very carefree childhood. Harriet didn't realize she was a slave until she was 6 years old. Harriet's father’s name was Daniel he was a carpenter. Her grandmother, Molly Horniblow, earned good money selling her famous pastries to the women of Edenton. After both her mother and father died in Harriets young youth. So she started living with her grandmother and her brother John. She learned to read, write, and sew under her mistress, which led her to believe that she would be freed. Before she could get freed her owner died. In her will her owner left her to a 3 year old niece. Harriet's young owner was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Norcom, who had also bought John Harriets younger brother.
“Thank you for your help,” Ruth said as he closed the door. I’ll just wait in his office, she thought and went down the hallway.
“It’s fine. I can’t be here very much longer anyway. I gotta get outta here.” George said.
We sat there for a few more minutes then I got up and yelled for everyone to get ready to start moving again. I donned my pack and tightened the straps, and after making sure everyone else was ready, started off down the winding trail to the night’s campsite.
“Well that is a short story in itself. Many years ago, some hikers around the location of the tribes found a man. His body was bro...
Karrie :oh well good luck with that!bye! *she carries out the “e”while closing the door
“A ship!” one of the crew members yells. “On the other side of the boat!” He adds.
“Not a gift, but an heirloom. Anya gave these to me when I left on my destiny quest.”
“Thank you!” my mom and I say. We start to walk to the check out area.
“When you get well, we won’t let you two alone unless you promise not to drink.” Glenda said.
“Nothing”, says everyone at once. Everyone knew not to tell Tyler that I was even thinking of leaving the cave. He would lose his mind at just the thought of anyone leaving this cave. We continued with our routine and today was my turn to get the food. As everyone waited in the dining room, I decided to make my move. I lured the animals in as I was supposed to but instead of going to the dining room, I left out of the small hole we had to bring food in. This was the beginning of my journey.
“Come inside and eat,” he said. “It’s been too long. We have a lot of stories to share, questions to answer.”