A Plain Man
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Despite a ferocious thunderstorm surrounding the Yoder house, supper conversation carried on like usual. Kerosene lamps might have been lit earlier than usual, but no one else seemed concerned that the skies had opened with a deluge. But Josie had noticed. She jolted in her chair with each bolt of lightning and subsequent rumble of thunder.
“Something wrong with you, dochder?” asked Margaret, ever observant of her kinner.
Josie shoved her lima beans to the opposite side of the plate. “No, I’m fi...ne.”
“You’ve been moping around for days, jumping at every strange noise.” Her mother set down her fork to devote her undivided attention.
“I don’t like thunderstorms.” Josie spoke just as another brilliant blaze illuminated the room.
“Since when?” Laura peered at her. “When we were little, you would press your face to the bedroom window so as not to miss a single flash, while Jessie and I cowered under the bed.”
Josie aimed a meaningful glare at her sister—something she’d been doing often lately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Despite a ferocious thunderstorm surrounding the Yoder house, supper conversation carried on like usual. Kerosene lamps might have been lit earlier than usual, but no one else seemed concerned that the skies had opened with a deluge. But Josie had noticed. She jolted in her chair with each bolt of lightning and subsequent rumble of thunder.
“Something wrong with you, dochder?” asked Margaret, ever observant of her kinner.
Josie shoved her lima beans to the opposite side of the plate. “No, I’m fi...ne.”
“You’ve been moping around for days, jumping at every strange noise.” Her mother set down her fork to devote her undivided attention.
“I don’t like thunderstorms.” Josie spoke just as another brilliant blaze illuminated the room.
“Since when?” Laura peered at her. “When we were little, you would press your face to the bedroom window so as not to miss a single flash, while Jessie and I cowered under the bed.”
Josie aimed a meaningful glare at her sister—something she’d been doing often lately.
What to read after A Plain Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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