The Guardian
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Jodi was struck by the solemn demeanor of Joshua’s bearded brother Ned. It was quickly apparent that he would not speak to her privately without his wife, Sadie, present. They led Jodi into another room, expecting Maryanna and the children to remain in the kitchen, something Ned communicated with the mere raise of an eyebrow and a jerk of his head.
She sat on a stiff brown settee near a window as Ned took a seat on the sofa next to his wife. “We’ve been lookin’ high and low for a teacher to take... Rosaleen Yoder’s place,” Ned began. He went on to explain that they had a good lead on a young woman in another Amish church district, but she was helping an elderly relative in Apple Creek, Ohio, and wouldn’t be able to return for six weeks or more. “Peculiar as this may be to you, Jodi, it seems you’re the only possibility we’ve got at present.”
He paused, sighing, and Jodi wasn’t sure what to make of his words—all of this was slightly surreal.
“What I’m getting to is … would you consider filling in as teacher for our Amish scholars for the time being?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jodi was struck by the solemn demeanor of Joshua’s bearded brother Ned. It was quickly apparent that he would not speak to her privately without his wife, Sadie, present. They led Jodi into another room, expecting Maryanna and the children to remain in the kitchen, something Ned communicated with the mere raise of an eyebrow and a jerk of his head.
She sat on a stiff brown settee near a window as Ned took a seat on the sofa next to his wife. “We’ve been lookin’ high and low for a teacher to take... Rosaleen Yoder’s place,” Ned began. He went on to explain that they had a good lead on a young woman in another Amish church district, but she was helping an elderly relative in Apple Creek, Ohio, and wouldn’t be able to return for six weeks or more. “Peculiar as this may be to you, Jodi, it seems you’re the only possibility we’ve got at present.”
He paused, sighing, and Jodi wasn’t sure what to make of his words—all of this was slightly surreal.
“What I’m getting to is … would you consider filling in as teacher for our Amish scholars for the time being?”
What to read after The Guardian?
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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