Dreams that come true are sometimes unexpected.

3. Phillis couldn't read to all of the people in England because Susannah Wheatley had fallen ___.
7. The work that Phillis had done was so powerful, abolitionists used it as an example of the intelligence and _______ of black people.
8. Phillis went to england on her _________ birthday.
9. Phillis is famous because she was the _____African-American woman to ever write a book.
11. Phillis was taught what most women weren't. She was taught the bible,____, theology,and mythology.
14. When Phillis was in _______, alot of people wanted her to come to their homes to read her peoms to them.

1. Phillis's poems were so good that French writer and philosopher ________ called her a master of English verse.
2. Phillis went to England just to get a book _________.
4. After 16 months of being in America,and at age 9,Phillis could read,write, and speak English ________.
5. Susannah Wheatley had seen something in in Phillis, so then ______ her many things to see where it would go.
6. People had ordered Phillis's book, and they made it to America, just the crate was tossed into the sea during the ______ tea party.
7. Phillis liked ______ because it made clear, sharp pictures in her mind.
10. Phillis went to nice homes to ____ her peoms to the people who wanted to hear them.
12. Phillis wrote about things she saw,felt,and _____.
13. Phillis became ______ when she was only seventeen.