In Old Kentucky

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In Old Kentucky

by Edward Marshall, Charles Turner Dazey

EN·~7 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total

Frontispiece: She saw the stranger break through the undergrowth about the pool.

0:05

A Story of the Bluegrass and the Mountains Founded On Charles T. Dazey's Play - By - EDWARD MARSHALL and CHARLES T. DAZEY

14:43

ILLUSTRATIONS.

0:19

IN OLD KENTUCKY

0:01

CHAPTER I.

33:49

CHAPTER II

33:58

CHAPTER III

15:32

CHAPTER IV

26:34

CHAPTER V

45:12

CHAPTER VI

24:14

Description

Set against the rolling bluegrass and rugged mountains of early‑century Kentucky, the story follows a spirited young woman who rides an ox down Nebo’s winding trails, her voice echoing through laurel‑filled valleys. Her reverent love for the untouched landscape is painted in vivid detail, from blossoming blueberries to the distant haze that cloaks the valley’s secrets. When a stranger emerges from the underbrush, the carefree rhythm of her song meets an unexpected tension.

He is Joe Lorey, a weather‑scarred mountain man with a Winchester at his elbow, his eyes reflecting long winters of watching for raiders and the encroaching railway that threatens the peace. Their brief encounter hints at alliances and old grudges, as the mountains keep a vigilant watch over both love and danger. Listeners are drawn into a world where the beauty of the hills collides with the looming shadows of progress and hidden foes.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (449K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-11-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

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Edward Marshall

1870–1933

A newspaper reporter and war correspondent, he turned firsthand experience into fast-moving books about conflict, politics, and public life. His work is closely linked to the Spanish-American War and to early 20th-century American journalism.

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Charles Turner Dazey

Charles Turner Dazey

1855–1938

Best remembered for the hugely popular stage hit In Old Kentucky, this American playwright helped bring melodrama and regional color to late 19th-century theater. His work also reached early silent film audiences through several screen adaptations.

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