Madeline the Tight Rope Walker

Once upon a time, there was a little girl.  She didn't have a mom or a dad.  So she would steal a lot of things from people.  She was six years old.  Her name was Madeline.  One day she stole something from a man but then he caught her.  Instead of telling the police, he made her do a job where she had to do something she didn't want to do.  She had to look really pretty on a stage.  She did not like that job.  She wanted to do the tight rope in the circus, but she wasn't good at it.  So Madeline practiced the tight rope, but the mean man kept making her do the job she didn't like.  He was a really mean man.  One time, he wanted to steal a really, really, really pretty bell--a bell that had diamonds and jewels inside of it.  He also wanted to steal someone's child.  The really mean man told a lie to a policeman and said that Madeline was the one who was stealing things, so she got put in jail.  They finally let her out but they tied a rope around her hands so she couldn't move her hands.  Then Madeline had a good idea.  She told the idea to the policeman and they finally untied her.  They used the rope and thew it to a rock and then she tight roped across it.  She had a trick where she could put her head down and hold the rope with her feet and then swing back up.  She saved a boy from the really mean man.  And they lived happily ever after.  The end.