The Parting
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The place was abuzz with chatter and delicious treats as she, Mamma, and Nan arrived for the quilting bee, eager to stitch together a wedding-ring quilt for a new bride-to-be. Though the girl wasn’t related to Nellie, she was one of Rosanna’s many first cousins, and Nellie looked forward to seeing her dearest friend here today, too.
Standing in the tidy kitchen to warm her hands near the stove, Nellie overheard Susannah Lapp’s mother talking about their bishop. “He’s under the weather out there ...in Kalona. I daresay he and Anna’ve been gone a mite too long, jah?”
“Sure seems so” came the reply. “Next thing he’ll be stuck out there, being ill ’n’ all.”
Susannah’s mother sighed loudly. “Time he gets home again.”
Uncle Bishop must surely be perturbed to have to remain so far away, Nellie thought. Or is he lingering on purpose? She moved away, lest she give in to the temptation to eavesdrop—a fault she disliked in others.
Mary Glick’s front room was filled with a large quilting frame and twelve chairs set up around it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The place was abuzz with chatter and delicious treats as she, Mamma, and Nan arrived for the quilting bee, eager to stitch together a wedding-ring quilt for a new bride-to-be. Though the girl wasn’t related to Nellie, she was one of Rosanna’s many first cousins, and Nellie looked forward to seeing her dearest friend here today, too.
Standing in the tidy kitchen to warm her hands near the stove, Nellie overheard Susannah Lapp’s mother talking about their bishop. “He’s under the weather out there ...in Kalona. I daresay he and Anna’ve been gone a mite too long, jah?”
“Sure seems so” came the reply. “Next thing he’ll be stuck out there, being ill ’n’ all.”
Susannah’s mother sighed loudly. “Time he gets home again.”
Uncle Bishop must surely be perturbed to have to remain so far away, Nellie thought. Or is he lingering on purpose? She moved away, lest she give in to the temptation to eavesdrop—a fault she disliked in others.
Mary Glick’s front room was filled with a large quilting frame and twelve chairs set up around it.
What to read after The Parting?
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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