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Tuck Everlasting

            This is a story about a mysterious family named the Tuck family. One day they drank out of a magical spring and shortly after they noticed that nobody could get hurt, or even die. Jessy fell from a tree. Mae was bitten by a snake. Years passed. The cat died. .
             Winnie Foster escaped from going to a far away school and ran away and came across the Tuck family. She was about to drink from the spring and Jessy stopped her. The Tucks where concerned that Winnie might speak of them and about the spring. Others knowing about the spring would be a bad thing the Tucks kept Winnie with them. Soon they became good friends.
             Winnie fell in love with Jessy.
             Winnie's rich father was searching for Winnie. The Man In The Yellow Suite which knows about the spring, is looking for Winnie. Winnie's father is to give him all 100 acres of woods in which the spring is located on, for the safe return of his daughter. The Man In The Yellow Suite planned to sell cups of the spring water to the rich. .
             The Man In The Yellow Suite goes to the cabin where the Tucks and Winnie live ant tries to take winnie back to her father. The Man In The Yellow Suite tries to capture the Tucks along with Winnie and Mae hit him in the neck from bechind and killed him. .
             The Man In The Yellow Suite did not return so Winnie's father sent out dogs to search for Winnie and came to the Tuck's cabin and captured Mae and took Winnie back home. Mae was to be hung the next morning for the killing of The Man In The Yellow Suite. .
             Winnie escaped and went to the jail along with Jessy and Tuck to rescue Mae and freed her.
             Jessy gave Winnie a choice to drink from the spring and she was undecided and asked for Jessy to return in a couple of years.
             Years later Mae and Tuck returned to the town where Winnie lived and saw a graveyard and saw Winnies gravestone which noted: In Loving Memory Winnie Foster Jackson A Loving Wife And Mother.
             May and Tuck hurried to leave before Jessy could see the tombstone.


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