Rebecca's Choice
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The Columbus International airport had just been announced on the intercom. They were twenty minutes out. He reached for his seat belt and wearily tried to fastened it. The first two tries failed, but the clip caught on the third.A stewardess gave him a professional smile as she walked by. She saw his fastened seat belt and raised seat and moved on. Her face reminded Manny of someone he thought he had forgotten.Yet he knew he would never forget her. There were times when her face, dimmed by time... and distance, no longer could be seen clearly. The years had done things to him, to his memories, and to his body. He groaned and shifted in his seat, but when it came to Emma, he still remembered.Strange that I’ve never married, he thought. Yet, is it so strange? He didn’t know sometimes. The strangest thing was how well he had been accepted in his church world as an unmarried man. Men in Mennonite and Amish worlds were expected to marry. Manny had been the exception. Things had just kind of happened—or rather not happened.He was an old man now, in more ways than one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Columbus International airport had just been announced on the intercom. They were twenty minutes out. He reached for his seat belt and wearily tried to fastened it. The first two tries failed, but the clip caught on the third.A stewardess gave him a professional smile as she walked by. She saw his fastened seat belt and raised seat and moved on. Her face reminded Manny of someone he thought he had forgotten.Yet he knew he would never forget her. There were times when her face, dimmed by time... and distance, no longer could be seen clearly. The years had done things to him, to his memories, and to his body. He groaned and shifted in his seat, but when it came to Emma, he still remembered.Strange that I’ve never married, he thought. Yet, is it so strange? He didn’t know sometimes. The strangest thing was how well he had been accepted in his church world as an unmarried man. Men in Mennonite and Amish worlds were expected to marry. Manny had been the exception. Things had just kind of happened—or rather not happened.He was an old man now, in more ways than one.
What to read after Rebecca's Choice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry S. Eicher to read onlineMoreLess
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