The Photograph (2015)
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His goal was to finish building another carriage seat by day’s end.
Meanwhile, Uncle Ervin sat in the corner of the shop, leaning on his cane with wrinkled hands. Now and then, Ervin scuffed his black work shoes on the cement floor, commenting to Jed about one thing or another, his thread of a voice rising and falling in the glow of the gas lights installed in the ceiling.
A short while later, Perry also showed up and set to work with no prompting from Ervin, who had long since ceased su...pervising every aspect of both Perry’s and Jed’s excellent work.
Jed stepped back to survey his handiwork before glancing at his stooped uncle, perhaps the most respected buggy maker in all of Ohio’s Amish country. Oh, to be as shrewd as Uncle Ervin.
“Say, Jedediah, I’ve been mullin’ something over,” Uncle Ervin said. “I thought you might wanna go to Pennsylvania for some input from Jonas Byler, my wife’s cousin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His goal was to finish building another carriage seat by day’s end.
Meanwhile, Uncle Ervin sat in the corner of the shop, leaning on his cane with wrinkled hands. Now and then, Ervin scuffed his black work shoes on the cement floor, commenting to Jed about one thing or another, his thread of a voice rising and falling in the glow of the gas lights installed in the ceiling.
A short while later, Perry also showed up and set to work with no prompting from Ervin, who had long since ceased su...pervising every aspect of both Perry’s and Jed’s excellent work.
Jed stepped back to survey his handiwork before glancing at his stooped uncle, perhaps the most respected buggy maker in all of Ohio’s Amish country. Oh, to be as shrewd as Uncle Ervin.
“Say, Jedediah, I’ve been mullin’ something over,” Uncle Ervin said. “I thought you might wanna go to Pennsylvania for some input from Jonas Byler, my wife’s cousin.
What to read after The Photograph?
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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