
DOROTHY’S TOUR - BY - EVELYN RAYMOND
NEW YORK - HURST & CO., Inc. - PUBLISHERS
DOROTHY’S TOUR - CHAPTER I. - AT BELLEVIEU.
CHAPTER II. - ALFARETTA’S LETTER.
CHAPTER III. - THE PREPARATIONS.
CHAPTER IV. - IN NEW YORK.
CHAPTER V. - THE CARNEGIE HALL CONCERT.
CHAPTER VI. - THE OPERA.
CHAPTER VII. - AN EPISODE.
CHAPTER VIII. - “AMERICA.”
Dorothy is a bright, curious young woman whose everyday world feels both familiar and full of promise. Through a series of short, vivid episodes she explores school, travel, music, and family life, offering listeners a charming portrait of early‑20th‑century America that still resonates today. The stories balance gentle humor with sincere observation, making them enjoyable for both younger ears and adults who remember the thrill of youthful adventure.
The opening places Dorothy in the tranquil garden of Bellevieu, where a surprising letter from New York sets her heart racing. As she shares the news with her friends, the narrative captures her mix of nervous excitement and optimistic planning for a long trip across the United States and Canada. Listeners are invited to follow her preparations, the colorful characters around her, and the hopeful anticipation of a journey that promises new places, music, and friendships.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (263K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by D Alexander and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-05-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1843–1910
Best known for lively girls' adventure stories set on ranches, in schools, and across the American landscape, this late-19th-century writer filled her fiction with energy, independence, and everyday courage. Her books often mix brisk plot turns with a warm belief that young people can grow through work, loyalty, and resilience.
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