The Amish Bride
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It was one of Ellen’s favorite aspects of the village, and she rarely missed a market day. Vendors came from all over to rent outside space for tables, selling everything from household items to vintage furniture to seasonal food. That day, the tables were a feast of colors with red-and-gold mums, and baskets of early apples. There was also an area where farm equipment, both horse-drawn and motorized, was auctioned off. And there were always tables of odds and ends. Ellen liked to look for old h...andmade items: wooden butter churns, oil lamps and small antiques, things that customers who visited her shop were eager to buy.
The real draw for tourists and the Amish community alike were the food stalls inside, offering choice cuts of beef and pork, cold cuts, locally made cheese, baked goods, ice cream and homemade moon pies and funnel cakes. A pizza truck and other mobile snack stands sold scrapple and sausage sandwiches, hand-cut fries and non-alcoholic drinks. Picnic tables stood inside and outside under the trees, so that shoppers had a place to sit and talk or enjoy a simple meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was one of Ellen’s favorite aspects of the village, and she rarely missed a market day. Vendors came from all over to rent outside space for tables, selling everything from household items to vintage furniture to seasonal food. That day, the tables were a feast of colors with red-and-gold mums, and baskets of early apples. There was also an area where farm equipment, both horse-drawn and motorized, was auctioned off. And there were always tables of odds and ends. Ellen liked to look for old h...andmade items: wooden butter churns, oil lamps and small antiques, things that customers who visited her shop were eager to buy.
The real draw for tourists and the Amish community alike were the food stalls inside, offering choice cuts of beef and pork, cold cuts, locally made cheese, baked goods, ice cream and homemade moon pies and funnel cakes. A pizza truck and other mobile snack stands sold scrapple and sausage sandwiches, hand-cut fries and non-alcoholic drinks. Picnic tables stood inside and outside under the trees, so that shoppers had a place to sit and talk or enjoy a simple meal.
What to read after The Amish Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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