99 points ithese events by matching them to their descriptions. 1. first event joe escapes with harriet and learns a $2,000 reward is posted for his capture. 2. second event joe becomes discouraged 300 miles from canada and remains silent and sad. 3. third event t. garrett provides a wagon and supplies for harriet, joe, and their companions. 4. fourth event joe's head and hands were raised high as he sang praises for his freedom. 5. fifth event joe took an undeserved flogging, but vowed his first beating would be his last. 6. sixth event joe worked six years for his new master before he bought him.

The next sequence pf even would be Joe escapes with Harriet and learns a $2,000 reward is posted for his capture.2.second event Joe becomes discouraged 300 miles from Canada and remains silent and sad.3.third event T. Garrett provides a wagon and supplies for Harriet, Joe, and their companions.4.fourth eventJoe's head and hands were raised high as he sang praises for his freedom.5.fifth event Joe took an undeserved flogging, but vowed his first beating would be his last. 6.sixth eventJoe worked six years for his new master before he bought him. THE ORIGINAL ONE WOULD BE 2.

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