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I’m Jimmy in the year of 1852 I signed up to go on a raft and help look for undiscovered land. As I was getting on the raft I met this man named Joe we became friends. We looked for years but still didn’t find any new land. At that point no one believes that we will find land.
One day this great big storm came upon us it left many men dead and injured including Joe. It also made are raft begin to sink slowly. We were trying so hard to get it fixed but nothing worked. I tried to get other boats to help us but no one would. I started to go crazy at one point I almost killed myself but everyone stopped me before I could. We all died the next day by the raft sinking the night before.
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