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Let the Circle Be Unbroken Chapters 1-8 Summaries
The story “Let the Circle be unbroken” starts with the Logan children, and Mr. Logan or Papa riding in a wagon to go to Mrs. Lee Annie Lees to go check on a sick mule. On their way there Cassie thinks she sees Wordell go into the woods. When they got to Mrs. Lee Annie Lees Mr. Logan left Logan kids in front of her place, as he go attends to the sick Mule. While Mr. Logan was gone the Logan kids talked to Son-Boy, Lee Ellis, and Waynard, and Little Willie, who were waiting for Clarice. The children started talking about TJ Avery who was their friend, that got caught up into some trouble with the Simm’s kids. They said that TJ killed Mr. Barnett, but in all actuality The Simm’s kids did. TJ is currently In Jail. While they were in the conversation, Dube Cross a 16 year old came and asked if they had any jobs open for him to earn some milk. Stacey offered him to milk the cow, and Dube said that he’d do it tomorrow morning, and left. When Clarice finally came, Waynard, and Little Willie left with Clarice. After they left Mr.Logan and Mrs. Lee Annie Lees came out and she ushered the Logan kids to come in her place. In the house there was Mr. Tom Bee, and they sat down and ate peanuts, after a while Mr. Page Ellis, Son-Boy, and Javan came in with Russel who was Mrs. Lee Annie Lees grand son that joined the army. When they came in they were happy to see him, since they haven’t seen him for a long time. They talked to Russel about how he needs to be careful going into the Delta with the Army uniform on because there was some White Bigots, and red necks out there. The conversation soon turned to TJ’s situation, and explained to Russel what was happening, and how Mr. Jamison their Lawyer is trying to get him a trial. This was when Son-Boy told the other kids to come with him outside. Outside Son-Boy presented them his marbles, and his prized possession which was the emerald-green marble, which he let no body touch. The other children were amazed, and when they started

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