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Ponyexpress
Ponyexpress
Ponyexpress
12/8/16
Ms.Lamberson
The Pony Express story
There are men called the bandits these bandits were bad. They never listened
they always got into trouble. The bandits were always attacking the riders of the pony
express. The riders always tried to get away from their land fast. Otherwise they might
die. They never liked the pony express the leader of the bandits was named the
rebellion leader. He was always acting like a rebellion but he was a bandit. He always
shot bandits for no reason. But the part he did not know it that they kill his family. His
family were rebels and did kill the leader before him. But his real nickname was the
boss man. He wanted to kill his brother (who ran away in the battle) that was a rider for
the pony express.
The indian leader was a fierce and mean looking man but on the inside he was nice. But
on the outside he was fierce. He wanted to tell the pony express riders to ask to go on
their land. That never happened because the indian soldiers were shooting and yell get
off our land you pony riders. The indians never listened to the leader's orders or
misunderstood him.
Bibliography
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Dec. 2016.
United States. National Park Service, Unknown. "Pony Express National Historic Trail
(U.S. National Park Service)." National Parks Service. U.S. Department of the Interior,
2013. Web. 16 Dec. 2016.
Pony Evan Andrews, . "10 Things You May Not Know About the Pony Express."
History.com. A&E Television Networks, 10 June 2016. Web. 16 Dec. 2016.
Mission statement
The most important thing I want my reader to know is about the people in the
pony express and how they traveled and the records they made in the business and
how they got replaced.
My structure will be how I want to I dont know yet but I will find a way to make a
structure.
Headings will be: Who they were, Delivery, The shelters, How they went across
half of the country, Goodbye pony express.
Questions
1. Summarize the story.
2. How would this relate to your life and what is the big idea?
3. Any figurative language? What is the authors tone/voice? What did you notice
and what did you like in this report?