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Assignment #1:Luther Family Tree

 * Roy Luther**: father, dead, proud


 * Cosby Luther**: mother, dead, died young,


 * Devola Luther**: beautiful, oldest, mentally still a child, loved by Kiser, blonde


 * Marry Call Luther**: second oldest, responsible, smart, impatient


 * Romney Luther**: second youngest, smart, strong, fast, brave

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 * Ima Dean Luther**: youngest, small, begs a lot, baby

Assignment #2: Poem
Devola beautiful and charming laugh, scream, giggle childish and smart fun

Ima Dean is small and lean. Marry call is really mean. Devola is as smart as a rock. they should have named Romney Brock.



Assignment #3: My Little Bookr of Life Lessons
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Assignment #4: Wildcrafting
Luther Wildcrafting  In Where the Lilies Bloom, a realistic fiction novel by Bill and Vera Cleaver, the Luthers use wildcrafting to make money. For instance, the Luthers found that Queen’s Delight Euphorbiacia is a paying plant.

Also, that Trout Lily Erythronium Americanum blooms before the trees get all of there leaves. Queen’s delight, also known as Queen’s Root, Silver Leaf, and Yaw Root, grows in thick woods all in northern

America. It grows four feet tall, has 1 to 3 inch fine toothed leaves with yellow flowers. It works as an emetic, laxative, and expectorant. In folklore it says that it can be used as a blood purifier. Queens Delight ‘s

sap contains latex so it can cause rashes and blisters to those with allergies. Trout Lily, also known as, dog’s tooth violet and European fawn lily, grows eight inches tall, has yellow flowers, blooms from late

winter to early spring, and has a budded shaft up the at the end. Trout Lily originated in Europe and grows in North America from Minnesota to Nova Scotia and from south Oklahoma to Georgia. It is emetic

and can be used to reduce swelling, get rid of tumours, and can help ulcers. In conclusion, wild crafting was a major asset in saving the Luthers, and these plants helped in the process.

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