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           nce upon a time, there was a British

 boy called James Pillsbury. He lived with 

his little sister and his parents in a little town 

of England in 17th century. They were very 

polite and religious people. Every Saturday 

they prayed to God for THE sanity and sorrow of 

their relatives and their people.  

    ames knew that his father was a very quiet 

person, but something wrong and weird was 

happening with him. James noticed that his 

father was acting in a very bad way with the 

people who went to pray in church. 

          hey were acting very angrily and 

annoyingly with the decisions that 

the important people of the church   had been 

taking.

          ames' sister was called Mary. 

Her parents called her Mary because of 

Queen Mary the 1st of England.

Mary was younger than James but she was 

very clever. 

          ne afternoon, they were playing 

cards; suddenly Mary listened to her 

parents fighting because of some new 

rules that were happening in the church. 

Her parents never fight, so Mary started 

to cry.

        ames became angry with his 

parents, because of their fault Mary 

started to cry. 

        rs. Pillsbury told them that they 

were in a big trouble because the 

Church of England started to change the 

laws and rules that governed the religion 

that they had.

                 ames asked his parents for a 

solution to the problem that was affecting 

the family and the religion. 

     r. Pillsbury said: "We don't have the 

freedom that we need here, we are quiet 

people and we don't bother anybody, so with 

your mother we are thinking of moving to 

another place."

      ames and Mary agreed with the 

decision that their parents made. 

They were sad because they have to 

abandon their friends and they will 

not see them anymore. If they move, 

they will leave England. Is not just the 

city, it is the whole country and 

perhaps the continent. They were very 

nervous but excited at the same time.

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