The Bridesmaid
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She included every emotion she’d felt during Eben’s wonderful visit, and after she outened the lamp, she could scarcely sleep, reliving again and again how he’d held her . . . and the sweet desire she saw so vividly in his eyes.
As days passed, she attended still more weddings, assisting in the kitchen at several, and looked forward to the weekly quilting circle at Mary Beiler’s. Joanna’s older brothers and Dat worked to shred cornstalks for bedding and attended packed-out farm sales as far ...away as the eastern county line and into Honey Brook. Other older Amish farmers, weary of the cold, headed south to places like Pinecraft, Florida, and other sunny climes, once wedding season was past.
Joanna and Cora Jane said precious little to each other all the while. Joanna had learned soon enough that things went more smoothly that way. She enjoyed going next door to sit with Dawdi Joseph twice a week, giving Mammi Sadie time to run errands or just to have a slice of pie and a quiet afternoon with her older sisters or Mamma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She included every emotion she’d felt during Eben’s wonderful visit, and after she outened the lamp, she could scarcely sleep, reliving again and again how he’d held her . . . and the sweet desire she saw so vividly in his eyes.
As days passed, she attended still more weddings, assisting in the kitchen at several, and looked forward to the weekly quilting circle at Mary Beiler’s. Joanna’s older brothers and Dat worked to shred cornstalks for bedding and attended packed-out farm sales as far ...away as the eastern county line and into Honey Brook. Other older Amish farmers, weary of the cold, headed south to places like Pinecraft, Florida, and other sunny climes, once wedding season was past.
Joanna and Cora Jane said precious little to each other all the while. Joanna had learned soon enough that things went more smoothly that way. She enjoyed going next door to sit with Dawdi Joseph twice a week, giving Mammi Sadie time to run errands or just to have a slice of pie and a quiet afternoon with her older sisters or Mamma.
What to read after The Bridesmaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beverly Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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