A Great Girl---noe

Once upon a time, there was a girl named pandora. She was born in a remote village next to London. Her parents were both dead when she was a little girl. She grew up in an orphanage. As the public schools were free for every child, Pandora could learn knowledge in school. She studied very hard. After graduating from high school, she was admitted by the Oxford University. She specialized in domestic science. On the graduation ceremony, she was invited to give a speech as a representative. When she recalled the laborious past, tears flowed down from her face. Pandora had a hard but unforgettable childhood. She had suffered a lot. As she was an orphan, many of her classmates made fun of her. They scrawled all over the wall in her dorm. When the teachers checked the sanitation, they would deduct her scores. The students also put a barrel of water above the door. As soon as Pandora opened the door, the barrel would fall off. Then it spattered water on Pandora’s clothes. It was unfair to the poor girl. But Pandora never cared about this. She never complained about her sufferings. She accepted the reality naturally. One Monday morning, Lucy went to school happily. She had just stepped into the age of fifteen. She held a birthday party at home on Sunday. She received a lot of wonderful presents from her friends and relatives. Her most favorite one was the pandora bracelets sent by her father. They were made by pure pandora gold. They were sold at the price of one thousand dollars in the biggest shopping hall in the town. Lucy treasured them very much. In order to show her happiness in her family, she took them to the classroom. After class, all the students ran out of the classroom to play games. So did Lucy. However, she did not want to break the bracelets. Thus, she took them off her wrists and put them in her bag. Then she went away. Pandora was a hard-working girl. She gave up the rest time, and did some exercises in the classroom alone. There was a naughty boy named Zach in the class. He hid himself behind the desks. When Pandora went to the ladies’ lavatory, he stole a pandora bracelet from Lucy’s bag and put it in Pandora’s bag secretly. When Lucy came back and found the bracelet was lost, she cried loudly. The teacher searched the classroom carefully. In the end, Pandora was accused of stealing. She was sent to the prison. Pandora said nothing but crying. Zach was scared. He confessed his faults to the teacher. The teacher realized that Pandora was treated unjustly. She asked Zach to apologize to her. A few days later, the teacher held a meeting in the class. She claimed that if anyone continued playing jokes on Pandora, she would punish him. It was an immoral behavior. She spoke highly of Pandora’s goodness. As a reward, she sent her some pandora charms. But Pandora refused definitely. From then on, Pandora received high praise from everyone. The students endowed Pandora with some daily necessity such as clothes and food. The girls also provided her some pandora jewelry. They regarded her as a family member. As the news spread, Pandora attracted the public’s attention at once. More and more kind-hearted people wrote letters to Pandora to encourage her to work hard. They also mailed her some money. Pandora lived a very frugal existence, avoiding all luxuries. She cook by herself and never spent money on expensive food. Even though the clothes were worn out, she still kept it. She learned to sew and mend from an old woman. She could sew pandora beads onto the shirt to renew it.