Dorothy Page

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Dorothy Page

by Eldridge B. (Eldridge Burwell) Hatcher

EN·~4 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total

BY

0:14

CHAPTER I. - DOROTHY ARRIVES.

4:21

CHAPTER II. - DOROTHY'S CONVERSION.

13:30

CHAPTER III. - STERLING STATES HIS CASE.

11:44

CHAPTER IV. - GETTING INTO DEEP WATER.

10:11

CHAPTER V. - HANDLING THE THREE THOUSAND.

26:07

CHAPTER VI. - ONE POINT GAINED.

10:36

CHAPTER VII. - THE CALL FOR REINFORCEMENTS.

16:10

CHAPTER VIII. - WRONGING THE LITTLE ONES.

10:23

CHAPTER IX. - CIRCUMCISION TO THE RESCUE.

16:16

Description

Dorothy Page arrives in Kentucky fresh from a prestigious college, bringing the breezy confidence of a life spent on a distant ranch. Her family, recently settled after selling a prosperous Western estate, offers her a home of quiet affluence, while the neighboring Sterlings, long‑time church elders, are instantly captivated by her striking beauty and spirited manner. As a top graduate with a bright mind, she carries both Southern roots and a taste for independence, sparking lively conversation and gentle curiosity among the town’s genteel circles.

Soon Dorothy is seen gliding across the newly built tennis court, her laughter echoing across the open lawn and drawing Mr. Sterling into frequent, light‑hearted matches. Their exchanges reveal a woman eager to explore new experiences, hinting at an inner journey that may lead her beyond simple pleasantries. The early days of her Kentucky life unfold with a warm, teasing charm, inviting listeners to follow the gentle unfolding of friendships and the subtle stirrings of change.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (251K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by David Garcia, Joseph R. Hauser and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

May 28, 2010

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Eldridge B. (Eldridge Burwell) Hatcher

Eldridge B. (Eldridge Burwell) Hatcher

b. 1865

A Virginia writer, educator, and Baptist minister, he is best remembered for a warm, detailed biography of his father, the preacher William E. Hatcher. His work blends family history, faith, and storytelling in a way that feels personal as well as historical.

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