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Dr. Deane's Way, and Other Stories

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(4,944 Sterne; 9 Bewertungen)

Short stories for the young and young-at-heart. Included are a family with an overly-strict father and free-spirited daughter; a series of "just happened" circumstances (orchestrated by God, of course); a reminiscence of two poor medical students; a moral dilemma placed before a minister; and a few short pieces about various children, each with its moral lesson. (Summary by TriciaG)

Note that "Dr. Deane's Way" ends abruptly, with the feeling that it's an incomplete story. There are, in fact, only the four chapters. (4 hr 43 min)

Chapters

Dr. Deane's Way (Faye Huntington), Chapter 1

17:10

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Dr. Deane's Way, Chapter 2

14:16

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Dr. Deane's Way, Chapter 3

13:16

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Dr. Deane's Way, Chapter 4

17:53

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How It Happened (Pansy), Chapter 1

9:29

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How It Happened, Chapter 2

9:41

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How It Happened, Chapter 3

9:21

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How It Happened, Chapter 4

7:15

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How It Happened, Chapter 5

6:06

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How It Happened, Chapter 6

12:12

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How It Happened, Chapter 7

6:50

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How It Happened, Chapter 8

6:37

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How It Happened, Chapter 9

8:25

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How It Happened, Chapter 10

7:43

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How It Happened, Chapter 11

8:49

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How It Happened, Chapter 12

16:14

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Santa Claus' Mistake (Faye Huntington)

10:57

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Our Ella (Faye Huntington)

7:09

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Tom's Fault (Faye Huntington)

8:38

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Rag-Pickers (Faye Huntington)

6:46

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Emma Russel's Motto (Faye Huntington)

10:04

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Etaf (Pansy)

22:46

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Choker and Old Stuffy (Pansy), Chapter 1

23:08

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Choker and Old Stuffy, Chapter 2

22:51

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Bewertungen

Really enjoyed!

(5 Sterne)

I much enjoyed this book! Having listened to most of Pansy’s books, it’s quite interesting to contrast them with Faye Huntingtons stories as her and Pansy’s literary styles are so similar. (Even more so than Pansy and Grace L. Hill.) I definitely recommend! Thanks again for the great reading Tricia!