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Peggy Lewis lost her house in a
brutal tornado, but the tornado couldn't take the one thing that meant the
most.
One 1,
Peggy Lewis and her husband, Harris Lee, were 2 the trees blow in the wind outside their home
in Eureka, Kansas. The next, they were surrounded by glass from the house's 3 windows. The roof tore off. The walls caved
in. After the tornado had 4, it took a team of neighbors to take
them to the hospital. "I thought we were going to 5,"
says Lewis.
When the pair 6 to their property three days after that awful
night last June, it was 7 that what remained of the house would need to
be torn down. But 8 Lewis would let that happen, she wanted one
thingher
family Bible.
Lewis had bought the Bible 35 years earlier, at the start of
her 9. Like many folks, she'd used it to hold
and preserve her 10 history: decades-old photos, a lock of her
daughter's hair, 11 a
piece of a scarf her uncle had brought back from the Korean War.
The Bible was the first thing Lewis 12 when she returned to the house. It wasn't 13 she'd last seen it, 14 top of a dresser in her bedroom. In fact, the
dresser wasn't there at all.
When two volunteers 15 to help the couple dig out, Lewis had one
mission for them: "If you can find anything," she said, "please
find my Bible."
After an hour of 16,
one of the volunteers ran up to her. Lewis had tears streaming down her cheeks
and a book in her hands. Stunningly, while many books inside the home had been
destroyed beyond 17, the Bible
was still intact(完好无损), even though it had sat in the rain for days.
"I 18 broke down," says Lewis.
"I thought it was gone
forever. It was a(an)19."
She knows that while every good
book tells stories of catastrophic(灾难性的) weather and unlikely
survival, this one actually 20 it.