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Welcome to my blog page and i hope your will like the  stories and poems ;which ill be putting up shortly. This is my first blog

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  1. Unknown7 December 2016 at 04:32

    I love your stories and hope you'll write more!

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  2. Beatrice Burdock 7 December 2016 at 06:22

    I will do in due course. And did u read all 3

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The woodcutter and his family In the year 1930, there was a family called Ross and their mother was Ann, and her husband was called Johannes; they had twins, one boy and one girl. They called the willow and hawkey. They lived in woods called hollow woods. They had been living there for four years before they had the twins. Living there as a woodman, and his wife was a factory worker sewing for people in the town called fishermen. Sometimes went by, and Ann became pregnant with twins. Ann still went to work to support them as they were expectedting twins. And her husband Johannes went out and copped wood down to make furniture and for fire wood for everyone in town. Which he make into furniture of all kind and sell then to the town people for money. Johannes would wait until someone comes to him. And say what furniture they need for the house or school. They worked all day Johannes would work till it’s get darks and finished, but this wife Ann finish after dark and walk home. 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It will take me 10 mins to get to you from my house here and get my things ready too. The boss said ok, but before as quick as you can please. The doctor said ok ill be as quick as I can be sir. After about 20 minutes the doctor arrive. When he arrived at the factory door ,he knocked on it and the boss answered it and shoe the doctor to his office where Ann was holding the babies. So the doctor looked at them both and they are all well. But she and babies need to go home and rest. He said to Ann you have twins one boy and one girl. Once the doctor looked over Ann and her twins babies the doctor said I can walk Ann and the twins babies home to her husband to rest for a few weeks. The boss said to doctor ok. So Ann and the twins babies and the doctor walked out Of the building and down the road to the forest, where her husband was at home making furniture for people in the town. Ann called her husband to come to the door. Her husband came to the door and saw The doctor first asked if my wife Ann ok. Then Ann said yes, I’m here, and so are the twin babies. They both went, and all of them sat down and chatted to each other. The doctor, the boss of the factory, called me and said one of the ladies there was in labour and I came over. It was your wife, Ann. The husband, Johannes, said Is everything OK with them all, doctor. The doctor said they just needed plenty of rest and peace. Ann said to the doctor, how long must I rest and relax and when can I go back to work? The doctor said for 6 to 8 weeks and I come round and check on you and the babies from time to time and go from there. Ann said what about my work ,and who gis oing to bring the house money into the house. The doctor said ill go back to your work and speak to your boss and arrange all that. So he went back tto he factory and spoke to he boss and after a while he agreed to pay 8 weeks pay to Ann and her new family. 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