Pennsylvania Dutch And Other Essays
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In a very short time two tables were spread in the apartment where the meeting had been held. Two tables, I have said, — and there was oneforthe men to sit at, — but on the women's side the table was formed of benches placed to- gether, and, of course, was quite low. I should have supposed that this was a casual occurrence, had not an acquaintance told me that many years ago, when she attended an Amish meeting, she sat up to two benches.
Before eating there was a silent pause, during which thos...e men who had not yet a place at the table stood uncovered reverentially, holding their hats before their faces. In about fifteen minutes the "first table" had finished eating, and another silent pause was observed in the same manner before they rose.
I was invited to the second table, where I found beautiful white bread, butter, pies, pickles, apple-butter, and refined molasses. I observed that there were no spoons in the molasses and apple-butter. A cup of coflfee also was handed to each person who wished it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a very short time two tables were spread in the apartment where the meeting had been held. Two tables, I have said, — and there was oneforthe men to sit at, — but on the women's side the table was formed of benches placed to- gether, and, of course, was quite low. I should have supposed that this was a casual occurrence, had not an acquaintance told me that many years ago, when she attended an Amish meeting, she sat up to two benches.
Before eating there was a silent pause, during which thos...e men who had not yet a place at the table stood uncovered reverentially, holding their hats before their faces. In about fifteen minutes the "first table" had finished eating, and another silent pause was observed in the same manner before they rose.
I was invited to the second table, where I found beautiful white bread, butter, pies, pickles, apple-butter, and refined molasses. I observed that there were no spoons in the molasses and apple-butter. A cup of coflfee also was handed to each person who wished it.
What to read after Pennsylvania Dutch And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phebe Earle Gibbons to read onlineMoreLess
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