Tuck Everlasting

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Tuck Everlasting
Chapters 8-22
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Chapter 8

• Winnie doesnt believe in fairytales
• The Tucks tell Winnie about the dangerous dark
  secret after they kidnap her
• Jesse sang funny old songs in a loud voice and
  swung like a monkey from the branches of a tree,
  showing off shamelessly for Winnie
• Jesse and Winnie are friends after the Tucks
  kidnap Winnie

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Chapter 9

• On the way to Tucks house Miles carried Winnie.
• Everybody was home when they all saw a wide stand
  of pines.
• Winnies shyness came back when Winnie saw
• Angus Tuck.
• When Angus Tuck sees Winnie he says that the best
  thats happened to me in eighty years.

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Chapter 10

• In the Tucks house there stood the forgotten
  shotgun.
• The furniture was loose and droopy
• with age.
• On the old beamed ceiling of the parlor, streaks
  of light swam and danced and wavered like a
  bright mirage, reflected through the window.
• Winnie widened her eyes when she thought of a
  whole new idea.

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Chapter 11

• There seemed to be no rules for dinner at the
  Tucks.
• During dinner Winnie said she wanted to go home.
• Miles didnt think Pa was serious.
• The Tucks asked about who the man in the yellow
  suit was.

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Chapter 12

• The sky was a ragged blaze of red, pink, and
  orange.
• The still surface of the water dimpled, and
  bright rings spread noiselessly and vanished.
• The rowboat drifted to the end of the pond and
  Tuck told Winnie about the magic water.
• Miles yells to Tuck that someone stole the horse.

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Chapter 13

• The man in the yellow suit stole the Tucks
  horse.
• The man in the yellow suit went to the Tucks
  house and knocked on the door.
• The man in the yellow suit says that he knows
  where the Tucks have taken Winnie.

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Chapter 14

• There had nothing for the tucks to do except for
  go to bed.
• It was to dark to go look for the horse thief
  anyway.
• The question was is just so ordinary thief.

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• In Treegap, the same moonlight silvered roof of
  the touch me not cottage.
• The man in the yellow suit said, He knows where
  Winnie Foster is.
• The man in the yellow suit wants to get the
  Fosters woods so he can sell the magic water.

Chapter 15
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Chapter 16

• The constable was fat, and he was sleepy.
• Then the constable started to speak very quietly
  a bit as they started off.
• The man in the yellow suit slumped and shrugged a
  little on the horses saddle.

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• At once Winnie Fosters cheeks flamed
• Miles pushed the rowboat off the sprang and they
  were gliding in the water.
• Winnie was thinking the Tucks were her friends.

Chapter 17
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• The Tucks and Winnie had flapjacks for breakfast
  because Winnie didnt want to kill the fish.
• At breakfast, it was quiet, until someone knocked
  at the door.
• However, there wasnt much time to wonder, for at
  that moment.

Chapter 18
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• The man in the yellow suit came to take Winnie by
  force.
• The man in the yellow suit is telling the Tucks
  that he wants to sell the magic water.
• The man in the yellow suit now owns the wood that
  the Fosters did own.
• Mae hits the man with the stock of the shotgun.

Chapter 19
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• Winnie didnt want to go home with the man.
• The man in the yellow suit looks knocked out by
  the shotgun.
• Since Mae hit the man in the yellow suit with her
  shotgun the constable said that if the man dies
  she could get the gallows.

Chapter 20
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• Winnie pulled her little rocking chair up to her
  bedroom window to sit down.
• She had been given that rocking chair when she
  was a little girl.
• The constable had brought her home.

Chapter 21
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• After breakfast Winnie went directly out to the
  fence.
• There was so much heat that the water went down
  in the ground very quickly.
• The constable is so proud about his new jail.
• At midnight she would make a difference in the
  world.

Chapter 22
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• It was the hottest day of the year, it was to hot
  to even think.
• The air was noticeably heavier, it pressed
  against Winnies chest and made her breathing
  difficult.
• Winnie had to wait for midnight she sat in her
  rocker, bed, and she sat on the floor.

Chapter 23
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Chapter 24

• Winnie was astonished when she left the house so
  easy.
• Leaving the house was like leaving something real
  and going into a dream.
• Winnie repeated the lines Stone walls do not a
  prison make, Nor iron bars a cage.

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Chapter 25
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By Josh and Anthony
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The End