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Jamie has finished all his chores and desperately wants to go out and
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(A 1600s girl steps out onto the stage. She sways from side to side.)
Jamie: Where is she from?
Mom: The 1600s.
Jamie: Why is she swaying back and forth in her bedroom?
Mom: She's not in her bedroom. She's a pilgrim, and she's on a boat, traveling across the Atlantic Ocean.
1600s Kid: get on with the story, please. I am getting sea sick.
Mom: And that little girl was as cantankerous as an old sea dog. And she said...
1600s Kid: I already swabbed the deck. I dusted off the captain's spy scope. I even picked out the rats that were hiding in the pickle barrel.
Jamie: Gross!
1600s Kid: So why do I have to make my bed?
Mom: Her mother clucked her tongue and said, "That reminds me of a story about your double-great-greatgreat-grandfather, when he was a little boy.
Jamie: Now how far back
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