
CAROLYN OF THE CORNERS - CHAPTER I—THE RAY OF SUNLIGHT
CHAPTER II—AN OLD-FASHIONED ROSE
CHAPTER III—GOING TO BED
CHAPTER IV—“WELL—SHE’LL BE A NUISANCE”
CHAPTER V—AUNTY ROSE UNBENDS
CHAPTER VI—MR. JEDIDIAH PARLOW
CHAPTER VII—A TRAGIC SITUATION
CHAPTER VIII—MR. STAGG IS JUDGED
CHAPTER IX—PRINCE AWAKENS THE CORNERS
CHAPTER X—A SUNDAY WALK
In the sleepy coastal town of Sunrise Cove, a sun‑splashed afternoon finds a shy little girl in a black frock stepping into Joseph Stagg’s dusty hardware shop, her faithful mongrel Prince at her heels. The dim aisles are instantly alive with a standoff between Prince and a fierce black tomcat that perches on a high shelf, its growls echoing off the rows of bolts and boxes. As the shop’s proprietor, a wiry man with spectacles, peers out from his cramped office, the child’s nervous introduction hints at a purpose deeper than a simple errand.
She quickly reveals herself as Car’lyn May Cameron, the long‑lost niece of the store’s owner, a revelation that stirs memories of a sister who vanished fifteen years earlier. The sudden reunion ignites questions about what brought Car’lyn and her canine companion to the threshold, and why the enigmatic cat seems poised to disrupt more than just a simple chase. Listeners are invited to follow the tangled threads of family, mystery, and small‑town secrets as the sunlight begins to illuminate a story that has been waiting in the shadows.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (386K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2011-08-09
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Best known as the name behind the Carolyn books, this early 20th-century byline is tied to warm, old-fashioned children's stories full of resilience, family feeling, and adventure.
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