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Assinment 1: The Luthers Family Tree

 * Name || Description ||  || Dead or Alive || Age ||
 * Cosby Luther || Mother to the kids, died of the fever, and was the maternal parent. ||  || Dead || not told ||
 * Roy Luther || The dad, did not like doctors, has 4 children, and made his own burial site ||  || Dead || not told ||
 * Devola Luther || Cloudy headed, the oldest but acts like the youngest, Kiser want to marry her ||  || Alive || 18 years old ||
 * Mary Call Luther || The head of the family, she is the 2nd oldest, the most responsible in the family ||  || Alive || 14 yeas old ||
 * Romey Luther || The man of the family, the 3rd youngest but, second most responsible ||  || Alive || 10 years old ||
 * Ima Dean Luther || The youngest in the family, she stays home with Devola while Romney and Mary Call go to school ||  || Alive || 5 years old ||

Assinment 2: Origanal Poetry
__ Extended Metaphor: __ Snowflacks falling like autoum leaves Frenzy, Freezing, Falling Snow covering the ground faster and faster. __[|Snowflack picture from:]__ [|Book picture from:] __Cinquain:__ Mary Call Luther Responcible, Bosy Roaring, Screaching, Crying Ruler of the Family Mom

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= Assignment 4: Wild Crafting Umbrella Phararaph = = = = = While reading the realistic novel Where the Lilies Bloom by Bill and Vera Cleaver, the Luther family used wild crafting to help them regain money. For example, the plant Tamarack, Larix //Laricin,// is used in the book to help Roy Luther get better by making Tamarack tea. Tamarack is a tree found in newfound lands like Alaska and New Jersey and also in swampy, moist places from Canada to New Jersey. It is 40’ feet to 80 feet in height and sometimes reaches the height of 100 feet. Tamarack looks like a slender tree that is not standing strait up but is slouching. The tree has long short spurs and the branches are flattened to the ground. Tamarack has pale green leaves and loose thin bark that becomes scaly as it slowly gets older and older. As the winter, comes the tree starts to lose its leaves. Tamarack has no cautions to be worried about. In the book //Where the Lilies Bloom,// there is another plant that is important to the Luther’s wild crafting named Wild Ginger. Wild Ginger //(Ascrum Candens)//comes in the book when Mary Call is telling Romey what plants there is much more of to be wild crafted. Wild Ginger can be found in shaded woodlands and the plant prefers rich moist neutral to acid soil in woodlands or shady places. Wild Ginger has thick, glossy kidney shaped leaves. The flower on the plant is like an upright bell with three pointed lobes. The flowers bloom from March to May. Wild Ginger likes to live in a deep, shaded forest. If you get Infusion, you can drink one or two tablespoons of warm decoction every 30 minutes to help fight the symptoms of Infusion. In the end, wild crafting helped the Luther’s regain their money and get there life straightened out. = = = =   Wild Crafting Bibliography = =

= = (Howell 181) Howell, Patrcia. Medicinal Platnts of the Sourtheren Appalachians. Mountain City: = = Botanolgos Books, 206. 181. = =

= = (Jackson, and Bergeron) Jackson, Deb, and Karen Bergeron. Medial Herb Uses & Picture = = Gallery. N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Feb 2012. = = . = =

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= = (Petrides 20 & 36) Petrides, George. Trees& Shrubs. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 20 & = = 36. = =

= = (Sievers) Sievers, AF. "The Herb Hunters Guide." . N.p., NO 77 USDA. Web. 28 Feb 2012. = = . = =

= = (Last), and First Last. Tamarack. N.d. Photograph. n.p. = =

= = (Last), and First Last. Wild Ginger. N.d. Photograph. amazon = =

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