Freckles

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Freckles

by Gene Stratton-Porter

EN·~7 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

FRECKLES - By Gene Stratton-Porter

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To all good Irishmen in general and one CHARLES DARWIN PORTER in particular

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Characters:

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CHAPTER I - Wherein Great Risks Are Taken and the Limberlost Guard Is Hired

18:41

CHAPTER II - Wherein Freckles Proves His Mettle and Finds Friends

20:29

CHAPTER III - Wherein a Feather Falls and a Soul Is Born

34:54

CHAPTER IV - Wherein Freckles Faces Trouble Bravely and Opens the Way for New Experiences

51:38

CHAPTER V - Wherein an Angel Materializes and a Man Worships

24:09

CHAPTER VI - Wherein a Fight Occurs and Women Shoot Straight

22:10

CHAPTER VII - Wherein Freckles Wins Honor and Finds a Footprint on the Trail

11:55

Description

In the heart of the Limberlost swamp, a young, one‑handed drifter named Freckles arrives at a bustling lumber camp, desperate for a place to belong. He boldly offers his labor to the camp’s stern yet fair manager, McLean, whose disciplined crew runs the timber operations with quiet dignity. The scene is alive with the crackle of fire, the scent of cooking, and the camaraderie of men who have forged a tight‑knit community amid towering trees and dark, moss‑laden waters.

As Frequences settles in, he encounters a colorful cast: the kindly Mrs. Duncan who offers a mother‑like shelter, the charismatic Swamp Angel who embodies his loftiest dreams, and a host of characters—from the bird‑studying “Bird Woman” to the mysterious Irish Lord and Lady O’More searching for a lost relative. Together they weave a tale of hope, hard work, and the quiet heroism of a boy determined to prove his worth in a world that seems both unforgiving and full of possibility.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (439K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

An Anonymous Volunteer and David Widger

Release date

2006-03-08

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Gene Stratton-Porter

Gene Stratton-Porter

1863–1924

Best known for weaving the wild beauty of Indiana into bestselling stories, this early 20th-century author also built a remarkable second life as a naturalist, photographer, and conservation advocate. Her books invite readers into woods, swamps, and small-town lives shaped by a deep love of the natural world.

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