Just Shy of Harmony (2008)
Just Shy of Harmony
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A strong north wind blew through on Monday, bringing down the last of the leaves. The rest of the week was crisp and sunny. People put on their flannel shirts and blue jeans and took to their yards to rake the leaves out to the gutter and burn them.
Harvey Muldock left work on Saturday afternoon and went for a walk through town. Autumn is Harvey’s favorite season. He likes the smell of it, the pungency. Especially the burning.
Bob Miles had written an editorial in the Herald opposing leaf burnin...g and cautioning against global warming. Harvey was going to write an anonymous rebuttal exposing the myth of global warming, but it had been such a beautiful week he let it pass—the kind of week where you don’t want to argue with anyone for fear it will blemish the perfection.
Besides, Harvey’s mind was fixed elsewhere. It was his week to bring the message at Harmony Friends Meeting, and he’d been pondering what to preach. He was thinking of talking about how autumn is the season of dying, but that spring brings new life and thus is God’s encouragement for us to remain faithful in the face of death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strong north wind blew through on Monday, bringing down the last of the leaves. The rest of the week was crisp and sunny. People put on their flannel shirts and blue jeans and took to their yards to rake the leaves out to the gutter and burn them.
Harvey Muldock left work on Saturday afternoon and went for a walk through town. Autumn is Harvey’s favorite season. He likes the smell of it, the pungency. Especially the burning.
Bob Miles had written an editorial in the Herald opposing leaf burnin...g and cautioning against global warming. Harvey was going to write an anonymous rebuttal exposing the myth of global warming, but it had been such a beautiful week he let it pass—the kind of week where you don’t want to argue with anyone for fear it will blemish the perfection.
Besides, Harvey’s mind was fixed elsewhere. It was his week to bring the message at Harmony Friends Meeting, and he’d been pondering what to preach. He was thinking of talking about how autumn is the season of dying, but that spring brings new life and thus is God’s encouragement for us to remain faithful in the face of death.
What to read after Just Shy of Harmony?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Gulley to read onlineMoreLess
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