Patty in Paris

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Patty in Paris

by Carolyn Wells

EN·~4 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total
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BY - CAROLYN WELLS

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CHAPTER - I PLANS FOR PATTY II THE DECISION III SOUVENIRS IV AN AQUATIC PARTY V GOOD-BYES VI THE OLD MA'AMSELLE VII WESTERN FRIENDS VIII DAYS AT SEA IX PARIS X SIGHTSEEING XI AN EXCURSION TO VERSAILLES XII SHOPPING XIII CHANTILLY XIV MAKING A HOME XV ST. GERMAIN XVI AN EXPECTED GUEST XVII A MOTOR RIDE XVIII A NEW YEAR FETE XIX CYCLAMEN PERFUME XX THE BAZAAR XXI A SURPRISE - ILLUSTRATIONS

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CHAPTER I - PLANS FOR PATTY

14:24
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CHAPTER II - THE DECISION

13:45
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III. SOUVENIRS

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CHAPTER IV - AN AQUATIC PARTY

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CHAPTER V - GOOD-BYES

13:59
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CHAPTER VI - THE OLD MA'AMSELLE

14:40
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CHAPTER VII - WESTERN FRIENDS

14:33
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CHAPTER VIII - DAYS AT SEA

14:23

Description

Patty Fairfield is at a crossroads as the last days of September usher in a bustling family meeting. Her father insists on further schooling—either college or a boarding school—while her spirited stepmother, Nan, champions Patty’s wish to savor the city’s simple pleasures before adulthood. The lively debate reveals a household where affection, stubbornness, and youthful yearning intertwine, setting the stage for the adventures that lie ahead.

As autumn settles over their comfortable city home, Patty and Nan begin plotting a series of delightful winter outings, dreaming of travel, shopping, and even a grand trip to Paris. Their plans promise a blend of genteel society and carefree escapades, offering Patty a chance to explore the world beyond her father’s expectations. Listeners will be drawn into a charming early‑20th‑century tale of family, independence, and the sweet anticipation of new horizons.

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Language

en

Duration

~4 hours (280K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-05-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Carolyn Wells

Carolyn Wells

1862–1942

A remarkably versatile American writer, she moved easily from mystery novels to children’s stories, poetry, and playful humor. In her lifetime she was widely read, and her knack for lively, clever storytelling made her a standout literary voice of the early 20th century.

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