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The Amish are islands of sanity in a whirlpool of change.

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The Amish are islands of sanity in a whirlpool of change.

Nancy Sleeth, Almost Amish: One Woman's Quest for a Slower, Simpler, More Sustainable Life
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Why hadn't he chosen a different Amish barn to bed down in last nacht? He hated Bethany seeing him like this. Remembering him like this. A homeless wanderer. A stray.

Laura V. Hilton, The Amish Wanderer
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Out here in Amish. Smokin big doinks in Amish. Gang.

Pope Leo III, The Enchiridion of Pope Leo III: The Grimoire of Pope Leo
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No Amish woman would dare to confide, even in her sister, that a man's very presence made her heart quicken and her senses tingle.

Sarah Price, Sense and Sensibility: An Amish Retelling of Jane Austen's Classic
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It was then that she realized she still had God. He was the only one who hadn't left her. He knew who she was, even if she didn't. A single tear formed in the corner of her eye as she thanked God for not abandoning her - especially when she needed Him most.

J.E.B. Spredemann, Amish by Accident
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Murphy's law inverted: What can go right, will go right.

Saloma Miller Furlong, Why I Left the Amish
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The Swartzentruber Order is the most conservative on the Amish spectrum. Amish people have differences just like any culture.

Brenda Nixon
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Southern hospitality and Amish cooking - Ya'll Come Back, Danki.

Karen Harper, Fall from Pride
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The knowing is easy. It's the doing that gives us trouble.

Vannetta Chapman, A Simple Amish Christmas
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Now, as a non-Amish person in the twentieth century who is not a part of the aging and thus noncoveted seventy-five-plus marketing demographic that views things like cell phones and iPads with that quaint, old-people mixture of astonishment, fascination, confusion, and abject fear, I spend as much time pawing my cell phone as members of the postpubescent marketing demographic spend pawing each other and themselves.

BikeSnobNYC
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