Cape Cod Folks

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Cape Cod Folks

by Sarah Pratt McLean Greene

EN·~8 hours·22 chapters

Chapters

22 total
1

CAPE COD FOLKS - BY - SARAH P. MCLEAN GREENE - (SALLY PRATT McLEAN) - With Illustrations from the Play

0:59
2

CHAPTER I. - ON A MISSION.

35:03
3

CHAPTER II. - I BLOW THE HORN.

28:37
4

CHAPTER III. - THE BEAUX OF WALLENCAMP PERFORM A GRAVE DUTY.

33:52
5

CHAPTER IV. - THE TURKEY MOGUL ARRIVES.

36:19
6

CHAPTER V. - GRANDMA KEELER GETS GRANDPA READY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.

35:42
7

CHAPTER VI. - BECKY AND THE CRADLEBOW.

32:58
8

CHAPTER VII. - LUTE CRADLEBOW KISSES THE TEACHER.

38:32
9

CHAPTER VIII. - FESTIVITIES AT THE ARK.

32:52
10

CHAPTER IX. - LOVELL "POPS THE QUESTION."

23:10

Description

In a wind‑bitten schoolhouse on Cape Cod, a storm‑laden congregation sways to the impassioned voice of Aunt Sibylla Cradlebow. Her fierce warning—“Run for the Ark!”—rings against the relentless surf, sparking a chorus of fear, hope, and quiet prayer among the tight‑knit villagers. Through vivid description the novel captures the raw beauty of the shoreline, the flickering lantern light, and the community’s uneasy anticipation of something unseen rolling in from the sea.

The story unfolds as a series of intimate sketches that follow the lives of the Cradlebow family, the local fishermen, and the schoolchildren as they navigate love, loss, and daily labor in this isolated corner of New England. Each episode blends humor, reverence, and simple, heartfelt dialogue, offering listeners a snapshot of a world where the ordinary is tinged with the extraordinary, and the rhythm of the tide mirrors the pulse of the people who call the Cape home.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (490K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Juliet Sutherland, Stacy Brown, Emily and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2006-11-04

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Sarah Pratt McLean Greene

Sarah Pratt McLean Greene

1856–1935

Best known for vivid stories of local life, this American regional writer brought Cape Cod and other corners of New England to the page with warmth, humor, and a sharp ear for everyday speech. Her fiction often focuses on community, character, and the textures of ordinary life.

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