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It was mostly students who called Calvert Calvert. Most people called it Grantville High, as it was the only high school in Germany.
"That wasn't entirely my fault," Katharina protested. She shivered as a particularly strong gust of wind hit.
Georg grinned. "Not entirely, no. But I'm sure it was amusing to confound the rest of the Bible society with Joe Jenkins' distinction between determinism and predestination." Katharina grinned in return. "Very, as a matter of fact. But I'll try to stay on t...opic today." As they funneled toward the front doors of the school, the student ahead of them slapped one of the pillars holding up the weather awning. Georg smacked the pillar as he passed by. Katharina heard the impact as the student behind them hit it, too. Those were the pillars Hans Richter had taken out with a school bus during the Croat Raid. Once they had been replaced, a tradition had developed that any passing student should hit them. Pacifists, including Anabaptists like Georg and Katharina, were generally held to be exempt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was mostly students who called Calvert Calvert. Most people called it Grantville High, as it was the only high school in Germany.
"That wasn't entirely my fault," Katharina protested. She shivered as a particularly strong gust of wind hit.
Georg grinned. "Not entirely, no. But I'm sure it was amusing to confound the rest of the Bible society with Joe Jenkins' distinction between determinism and predestination." Katharina grinned in return. "Very, as a matter of fact. But I'll try to stay on t...opic today." As they funneled toward the front doors of the school, the student ahead of them slapped one of the pillars holding up the weather awning. Georg smacked the pillar as he passed by. Katharina heard the impact as the student behind them hit it, too. Those were the pillars Hans Richter had taken out with a school bus during the Croat Raid. Once they had been replaced, a tradition had developed that any passing student should hit them. Pacifists, including Anabaptists like Georg and Katharina, were generally held to be exempt.
What to read after Grantville Gazette, volume 40?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paula Goodlett to read onlineMoreLess
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