Introduction: This book begins with Mike Flannery (the Westcote agent of the Interurban Express Company) and Mr.Morehouse who had two guinea-pigs.

They were arguing about the cost of riding the train of two Mr.Morehouse's guinea-pigs. The argument had been long and heated.

Complications: They were fighting because of the guinea-pigs.

Rising Action: Mr.Morgan writes a letter to Interurban Express company, but Interurban Express Company asked him to send the letter to Claims Department but Claims Department asked him to send the letter to Tariff Department but, they write the letter to Flannery.

At those moments, the two guinea-pigs multiplied. 2 8 32 160 800 4064 6400

Mr.Morgan writes a letter

Interurban Express Company Tarriff Dept

President Mr.Morgan

Pigs are pigs

Claims Dept

Mr.Flannery

Climax: Mr.Morehouse moved somewhere else. Pigs multiplied.

Falling Action: Sends guinea-pigs to the Franklin warehouse.

Conclusion: Lucky things that the pigs weren't elephants.

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