Ringfield: A Novel

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Ringfield: A Novel

by S. Frances (Susie Frances) Harrison

EN·~9 hours·32 chapters

Chapters

32 total

AUTHOR OF "THE FOREST OF BOURG-MARIE," "PINE, ROSE AND FLEURE DE LIS," "CROWDED OUT, AND OTHER SKETCHES," "THE CANADIAN BIRTHDAY BOOK," ETC. - TORONTO - THE MUSSON BOOK COMPANY, LIMITED

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CHAPTER I - THE HOLY WATERS

20:37

CHAPTER II - THE WHITE PEACOCK

18:08

CHAPTER III - THE MAN IN THE CHAIR

11:23

CHAPTER IV - THE HOUSE OF CLAIRVILLE

16:44

CHAPTER V - THE UNSEEN HAND

18:03

CHAPTER VI - THE MISSIONARY

13:59

CHAPTER VII - THE OXFORD MAN

19:20

CHAPTER VIII - THE "PIC"

20:26

Description

In the heart of a rugged Canadian wilderness, a mighty cascade rolls over three horseshoe ledges, its thunderous roar echoing through pine‑fringed valleys. The river that feeds the falls carves a solitary ribbon of inky water between dense forests, where the only signs of life are a modest hamlet, a sturdy stone church, and a handful of humble tradespeople. The narrative paints this remote parish of St. Ignace as a world of quiet devotion and simple labor, its residents bound to the land, the river, and the rhythms of the church bells.

Yet beneath the timeless scenery a subtle shift begins to stir. New ideas and restless ambitions whisper through the spray, hinting that the steadfast, contented way of life may soon be challenged. Listeners are invited to follow the first ripples of change as they touch the lives of those who have known only the steady pulse of the river and the steady comfort of tradition.

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en

Duration

~9 hours (541K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2008-10-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

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About the author

S. Frances (Susie Frances) Harrison

S. Frances (Susie Frances) Harrison

1859–1935

A lively figure in Canadian cultural life, she moved easily between literature and music as a poet, novelist, critic, pianist, and composer. Writing sometimes under the name "Seranus," she helped shape late 19th- and early 20th-century Canadian arts writing.

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