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The Pearl of Orr's Island

A Story of the Coast of Maine

by Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Read by Bridget Gaige · 12 h 25 min · 44 parts

  1. Naomi

    6:57

  2. Mara

    8:10

  3. The Baptism and the Burial

    12:08

  4. Aunt Roxy and Aunt Ruey

    19:54

  5. The Kittridges

    22:01

  6. Grandparents

    19:48

  7. From the Sea

    21:38

  8. The Seen and the Unseen

    30:34

  9. Moses

    20:01

  10. The Minister

    25:58

  11. Little Adventurers

    21:43

  12. Sea Tales

    19:21

  13. Boy and Girl

    22:38

  14. The Enchanted Island

    19:28

  15. The Home Coming

    19:57

  16. The Natural and the Spiritual

    19:53

  17. Lessons

    17:33

  18. Sally

    5:44

  19. Eighteen

    12:53

  20. Rebellion

    24:09

  21. The Tempter

    19:18

  22. A Friend in Need

    19:25

  23. The Beginning of the Story

    18:56

  24. Desires and Dreams

    11:16

  25. Miss Emily

    17:10

  26. Dolores

    24:56

  27. Hidden Things

    21:39

  28. A Coquette

    17:17

  29. Night Talks

    20:34

  30. The Launch of the Ariel

    23:21

  31. Greek Meets Greek

    22:32

  32. The Betrothal

    15:34

  33. At a Quilting

    10:42

  34. Friends

    10:33

  35. The Toothacre Cottage

    7:45

  36. The Shadow of Death

    22:24

  37. The Victory

    12:13

  38. Open Vision

    19:17

  39. The Land of Beulah

    13:17

  40. The Meeting

    6:22

  41. Consolation

    12:52

  42. Last Words

    10:27

  43. The Pearl

    9:25

  44. Four Years After

    7:56

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Soon after Uncle Tom's Cabin appeared, Harriet Beecher Stowe began planning this story of the Maine coast, and about eight years later she took it up in earnest, at first, it seems, meaning a short serial about the childhood of its chief characters. It grew to forty-four chapters. Among those named in the contents are Naomi, Mara, Aunt Roxy and Aunt Ruey, the Kittridges, chapters titled Moses and The Minister, and the launch of the Ariel.

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Harriet Beecher Stowe

Harriet Beecher Stowe (1811-1896) was an American abolitionist and author whose novel Uncle Tom's Cabin galvanized anti-slavery feeling across the world and became one of the most influential books of the nineteenth century.

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Reading time
About 9 hours
Pages
272
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Bridget Gaige