The Plague 1st Hour by Julie Gambill

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juliegambill — 2015-11-09 01:03:31 UTC

Willy

2015-11-09 14:03:15 UTC

What I just read was revoltingly interesting.I find it amazing that cats are dining all the time but us humans do not.

Malachi Johnson

2015-11-09 14:03:16 UTC

In my opinion what I think about this tittle is that it pulls my attention, also sounds interesting.

In response to the first few paragraphs, it was interesting, although it was disgusting

In respones to the story.

Jacey Adamson

2015-11-09 14:03:21 UTC

The Plague sounds like a title that is creepy or scary.

This place doesn't sound to good. It sounds repulsive.

This story makes me want to thank my mother for having me in Poplar Bluff and not Philadelphia.

Bailey Odom

2015-11-09 14:03:22 UTC

This story was sort of scary because there are tons of deaths and mo one knows what is causing them

zach arnac

2015-11-09 14:03:23 UTC

I think it is really weird because cats are dropping dead, and they have no sewers. At the end of the story numerous people had died from the disease that was thought to come from doves.

Matthew Miller

2015-11-09 14:03:24 UTC

I think that the tells us that the plaugue of 1793 was really bad if they make a story of it.

I think the people could not understand what santaizive is.

Aaron Hubbard

2015-11-09 14:03:24 UTC

Andrea Turner

2015-11-09 14:03:26 UTC

This story really matched what I comprehended from the title. It's a really devastating. It has a lot of things we wouldn't think. The paragraphs have a lot of describing words.kdljhg

Hannah Tutor

2015-11-09 14:03:28 UTC

After continuing to read this story about the beginning of the Yellow Fever epidemic, I want to read more. I want to know, in graphic detail, what is happening. I want to read of peril, and mass distress amongst the Philadelphians. I want to read the most macabre events to ever transpire, and I want detail. Oh, how I yearn for this short story to be longer. Little minute stories such as this really leave the reader craving more, don't you think? Especially when something so grim just started brewing. Oh, woe is me!

Ethan young

2015-11-09 14:03:48 UTC

The three paragraphs we just read were very interesting. and does not seem like a very nice place to live. To descriptive.

Jonathan Bulliner

2015-11-09 14:03:52 UTC

I think that the title has something to do with grossness around America. In the first few paragraphs, the subjects that they are talking about are very disgusting. For the simple fact is that must smell very bad. if I were there, I would've tried to find a way to leave. There was obviously a serious illness that was killing people. I wouldn't want to get it so I would try to leave.

Eric Bennett

2015-11-09 14:04:07 UTC

Reanna

2015-11-09 14:11:16 UTC

These three paragraphs make that place sound very atrocious.

Haley

2015-11-09 14:11:50 UTC

I think the title is explaining that the story has true events.

I think its nasty what I read, in my opinion.

BlakeS.

2015-11-09 14:28:11 UTC

I think that this story is very interesting, nasty, and weird.

Lauren Webb

l677webb — 2015-11-09 14:30:35 UTC

I think the story was really good.I like learning about diseases and how they started .One disease I'm interested in learning about would be ALS but never mind that.The story overall was nice and descriptive witch allowed me to paint a picture in my head about the area.I loved how it described how the unual amount of pigeons meant something!

Zane Cravens

2015-11-09 14:31:20 UTC

I think that this story is very weird, nasty, interesting, and