George Washington Informative Speech

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It was a beautiful day as the wind blew the clouds through the bright blue sky.”I was just crowned King with George Washington in 1234.
Logan said,”Finally my dad can buy me a lot of stuff.”
George Washington said,”Now don't get ahead of yourself.”
“George Washington” Grant said,”John has just escaped from prison and is coming for the thorns.”
George Washington said,”Ready up the George Washington Army.”
“Ok,”said Grant.
So the next day John was back in jail with cuts,bruises, and a black eye and a bloody nose and George Washington was dead.
Logan was now in foster care and King, Kaleb adopted him so now he has 3 sons.
King, Kaleb said,”Next month there will be a funeral in George Washington's backyard.”
The next day King, Kaleb went to the prison and hired some more Leopards.
The Leopards said,”This will not happen
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The next day King Kaleb Said,”In replace of King George Washington there will be a new King and his name is King, Spencer.”
King, Spencer and Son Of Kaleb were fighting because Son Of Kaleb wanted to be King.
King Kaleb said,”We will have a crowning ceremony with Spencer and Ethan.
So know Spencer and Ethan are Kings .
King Kaleb said,”I have becoming Kings presents for both of you guys.”
Spencer and Ethan said,” What.”
When they saw what it was they were super happy it was a little baby white tiger and that was Spencer's present.
King Kaleb said,”I have one more thing to show you guys.”
Spencer and Ethan said,”Thank You dad.”
King Kaleb said,”No problem it is a becoming a King present.
It was a slave and his name was Brock and that was Ethan's present.
You never might have guessed that everybody lived a good life and John finally got out of jail and went back to being a star football player and King, Kaleb,King, Spencer,and King, Ethan lived a good life with all their presents. Spencer ended up naming his tiger Logan JR. King, Ethan had a Great servant and Brock liked it too. So everyone lived a great

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