Before William Wallace was betrayed and killed he won a battle with brilliant strategies. It was the battle of the sterling bridge he had heard that a large contingent of troops was moving towards him about sixty thousand foot soldiers and Wallace had maybe twenty thousand troops all poorly equipped. His plan was to wait until half of his men had crossed the bridge than enemies men so they waited to watch the mightiest army in the world at that time in all their gallantry and pomp and glittering steel line up in battle formation. When half of the men had made it across they charged down upon letting loose clouds of dart and arrows so no one else could get across the bridge and Wallace was in the thick of it with his five-foot-long sword sixty pounds of pure steel.
Puss the cat
Today I read a story about a cat named Puss. One day, Puss had kittens. They were born in the cellar, but then Puss took the kittens up to the attic. But the servant thought that they should be in the cellar. So she took them back to the cellar. But Puss took them back to the attic! This happened a dozen times. Puss left the kittens and came back with an unfamiliar cat that they had never seen. This cat took them into the attic and went away. Then the servant girl left them alone. This story should teach children to help one another all the time. (Typed by mommy.)
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