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How Did Poketta Save Her Husband
Every morning before school the gods say together, "Oh Poketta save Loretta". Poketta was known to be a very strong and lady. Loretta on the other hand, was very quiet and easily scared. When Poketta and Loretta were children, Loretta got captured by King George William. They claimed she stole the rattler of the baby prince. The only way she could be bailed out of the dungeon was to win the battle against the king. Poketta had promised Loretta she would save her from the king. However, the time was ticking. Poketta knew she could not conquer the king by herself therefore, she needed someone else. Poketta's father, Henry, agreed to help her save her sister. Henry and Poketta set off for their journey with spears, knives, padding, food, and
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