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The City of Fire

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Read by Emily Grace · 9 h 16 min · 30 parts

  1. I

    18:23

  2. II

    19:47

  3. III

    22:51

  4. IV

    19:49

  5. V

    15:37

  6. VI

    25:04

  7. VII

    19:39

  8. VIII

    20:54

  9. IX

    24:52

  10. X

    22:17

  11. XI

    23:35

  12. XII

    18:16

  13. XIII

    17:21

  14. XIV

    12:05

  15. XV

    15:01

  16. XVI

    5:46

  17. XVII

    17:40

  18. XVIII

    22:59

  19. XIX

    17:30

  20. XX

    18:26

  21. XXI

    23:39

  22. XXII

    15:26

  23. XXIII

    11:48

  24. XXIV

    17:48

  25. XXV

    17:30

  26. XXVI

    26:16

  27. XXVII

    13:34

  28. XXVIII

    17:35

  29. XXIX

    19:02

  30. XXX

    15:59

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Church bells and railway traffic mark two sides of life around the mountain village of Sabbath Valley. Fourteen-year-old Billy Gaston waits at Pleasant View station to earn money helping passengers with their luggage. After overhearing a suspicious telephone call, he follows the new freight agent into the trees and hears a plan to seize a wealthy motorist. Grace Livingston Hill sets this opening danger close to the village that commands Billy's affection and loyalty.

The story also turns to Marilyn, known as Lynn, who has returned home after four years at college. Her exchange with Opal brings questions of wealth, hospitality and personal standards into a domestic setting. Lynn judges a spoiled young visitor by his behaviour, while Opal stresses his family's money and standing. Published in 1922, this religious novel combines suspense with conversations about character and social influence.

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Grace Livingston Hill

Grace Livingston Hill was an early 20th-century novelist and wrote both under her real name and the pseudonym Marcia Macdonald. She wrote over 100 novels and numerous short stories. Her characters were most often young Christian women or become Christians within the confines of the story.

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Reading time
About 8 hours
Pages
208
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Emily Grace