Heart of the Blue Ridge

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Heart of the Blue Ridge

by Waldron Baily

EN·~5 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total
1

Heart of the Blue Ridge

0:46
2

CHAPTER I

11:48
3

CHAPTER II

14:48
4

CHAPTER III

14:10
5

CHAPTER IV

21:30
6

CHAPTER V

16:35
7

CHAPTER VI

13:08
8

CHAPTER VII

15:19
9

CHAPTER VIII

15:52
10

CHAPTER IX

15:13

Description

In the mist‑clad Blue Ridge, Zeke sets out from his solitary mountain home, the weight of his mother’s prayers and his own restless yearning pressing on his shoulders. The sunrise spills gold over the ridges, coaxing the forest awake with songbirds and fragrant blossoms, and the landscape itself seems to echo his shifting moods. As he walks the winding trail toward the hidden Siddon cottage, his thoughts flick between tender hope for the girl he loves and the bitter sting of jealousy that his affection might be challenged.

The journey awakens a fierce protectiveness in Zeke, a mix of longing and fear that sharpens each step he takes. He imagines the moment their eyes will meet, the promise of a shared future glimmering like the morning light. Yet the road ahead is uncertain, and his heart races with both anticipation and a restless dread that something unseen may threaten the bond he so dearly cherishes.

From a thicket of laurel emerges a slender figure, her homespun dress fluttering in the gentle breeze, eyes bright with a mixture of affection and defiance. She calls his name with a voice that carries the echo of the mountains, offering a glimpse of the passionate, tangled love story that will unfold amid the rugged beauty of the Appalachians.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (339K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2009-03-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

WB

Waldron Baily

1871–1953

A North Carolina businessman, mayor, and novelist, he wrote fiction deeply rooted in the state's mountains and coast. His best-known book, The Heart of the Blue Ridge, was adapted into a silent film in 1915.

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