Patty's Suitors

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Patty's Suitors

by Carolyn Wells

EN·~5 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
1

ILLUSTRATIONS - "BEWARE, TAKE CARE, SHE IS FOOLING THEE" - AFTER DINNER THE WHOLE PARTY WENT TO THE OPERA - "NOW, WHAT WOULD YOU DO IN A CASE LIKE THAT?" - "BILL!" SHE CRIED, "LITTLE BILLEE!" - CHAPTER I - A VALENTINE PARTY

15:49
2

CHAPTER II - ON THE TELEPHONE

17:21
3

CHAPTER III - THE HEPWORTHS AT HOME

18:13
4

CHAPTER IV - A PERFECTLY GOOD JOKE

18:12
5

CHAPTER V - THREE PICTURES

15:30
6

CHAPTER VI - PRINCESS POPPYCHEEK

19:40
7

CHAPTER VII - SUITORS

17:20
8

CHAPTER VIII - A HOUSE PARTY

18:02
9

CHAPTER IX - EDDIE BELL

17:08
10

CHAPTER X - QUARANTINED

17:43

Description

Patty is a bright‑eyed socialite who delights in the sparkle of a well‑chosen dress and the gentle art of harmless flirtation. As she prepares for a Valentine’s soirée—her gown a cascade of white lace, blue velvet love‑knots and a mischievous little Cupid perched on her shoulder—her confidante Nan teases her about “breaking hearts” while Louise, her ever‑faithful maid, readies a fur‑trimmed cloak for the night’s adventure.

The party at the newly arrived Marie Homer’s elegant Wimbledon apartment promises a lively mix of admirers, music, and the promise of witty banter. Amid swirls of red hearts and golden darts, Patty’s charm draws a circle of hopeful suitors, each eager to win a smile from the girl who loves a good laugh as much as a pretty dress. Listeners will be swept into the sparkle of early‑twentieth‑century romance, where every glance, compliment, and playful tease sets the stage for a delightful evening of mirth and matchmaking.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (339K 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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