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Nicole visits an Amish farm
Nicole visits an Amish farm

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A young city dweller experiences homesickness as well as happiness during her two-week stay with Amish farmers who live in Pennsylvania.

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Nicole visits an Amish farm
Nicole visits an Amish farm

By Good Merle

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A young city dweller experiences homesickness as well as happiness during her two-week stay with Amish farmers who live in Pennsylvania.

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Happy as the grass was green.
Happy as the grass was green.

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These people mine.
These people mine.

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People pieces
People pieces

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Hazel's people
Hazel's people

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Dan's pants
Dan's pants

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Everyone enjoys Dan's funny-looking pants, which his wife makes from the bright fabrics Dan sells. Includes photographs of colorful fabrics worn by the real Dan Boltz.

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Reuben and the fire
Reuben and the fire

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Reuben, an Amish boy with five sisters, witnesses the burning of a neighbor's barn and experiences the excitement of the barnraising that follows.

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An Amish portrait
An Amish portrait

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Going places
Going places

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