Elm Creek Quilts [04] the Runaway Quilt
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“But they did,” said Sarah. “That’s what matters. When Joanna knocked on the door, they sheltered her. They just as easily could have sent her away.”
“I suppose so,” admitted Sylvia. And even if they had felt they had no choice but to assist Joanna once she stumbled upon them, they had actively sought to help the later runaways. Sylvia ought to be glad for that, and that this newest revelation did not contradict any of the family stories passed down through the generations. The stories said only... that the Bergstroms had run a station on the Underground Railroad, not how they had begun it.
“They continued even after that scare with the slave catchers,” said Sarah.
“Yes, indeed. They certainly could think on their feet, couldn’t they? Even Anneke. I must say that pleased me. From the way Gerda described her, I feared she would fall apart and blurt out the secret the moment those two slave catchers arrived.”
Sarah laughed but added, “In her defense, remember we’re only seeing Gerda’s interpretation of Anneke, not the real person.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“But they did,” said Sarah. “That’s what matters. When Joanna knocked on the door, they sheltered her. They just as easily could have sent her away.”
“I suppose so,” admitted Sylvia. And even if they had felt they had no choice but to assist Joanna once she stumbled upon them, they had actively sought to help the later runaways. Sylvia ought to be glad for that, and that this newest revelation did not contradict any of the family stories passed down through the generations. The stories said only... that the Bergstroms had run a station on the Underground Railroad, not how they had begun it.
“They continued even after that scare with the slave catchers,” said Sarah.
“Yes, indeed. They certainly could think on their feet, couldn’t they? Even Anneke. I must say that pleased me. From the way Gerda described her, I feared she would fall apart and blurt out the secret the moment those two slave catchers arrived.”
Sarah laughed but added, “In her defense, remember we’re only seeing Gerda’s interpretation of Anneke, not the real person.”
What to read after Elm Creek Quilts [04] the Runaway Quilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer Chiaverini to read onlineMoreLess
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