1. A little 12 year old boy who lived far out in the country in the 1800's had never seen the circus. One day at school he saw a poster that said a TRAVELING CIRCUS was coming to the town near by.he ran home and asked his father if he could go. His father said if your chores are done ahead of time I will see to it that you have the money to go. that saturday can and the boy had his chores done early. His father gave him $1.00 that was the most money the boy had ever held in his hand.The boy took off to the next town. He ran the whole way and soon canme to a street were everyone was lined up. He stoped and watched as the caged animals passed, then a band, migets performed acrobatics while flags and ribbons swirled over head. Finally at the end was a clown with floppy shoes, baggy pants, and a brightly painted face. the little boy ran to the clown and handed him the dollar and said Thank you. The boy slowly started home with the biggest smile on his face. 2. A young englishman traveled to california in search of gold.On the way home he stopped in New Orleans. He came arcoss a crowd and realized this was a slave auction.He heard sold just as he joined the crowd and a middleage black man was taken away. Next a young black girl was pushed up on the platform. the bidding started higher and higher much more for her then the other guy, the auctioner called going once going twice and the miner yelled out I will give you twice that. and so he got the girl. the miner took her and paid and headed down the street. the miner told the girl to wait outside a building and she replyed I hate you. He just walked in and soon was back out with some papers. He gave the papers to the girl and said he are your manumission papers. YOU ARE FREE. the girl said why do you make fun of me? I hate you. No listen these are your freedom papers now takke them and go. the miner told the girl. She started to cry.clutching his muddy boots the girl looked up at the man and siad all I want to do is serve you because you have set me free. 3. Carl coleman was driving to work one morningwhen he bumbed fenders with anther motorist. Both cars stopped and a women driving the other car got out to survey the damage. she was distraught. It was her fault and she admitted it. she dreaded facing her husband.Coleman was sympathethic but he had to purse the license and registration and insurance information. she reached into her glove box for the envelope. On the first paper was a note from her husband. In case of in accident remember honey it is you I love not the car.