The Automobile Girls Along the Hudson; Or, Fighting Fire in Sleepy Hollow

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The Automobile Girls Along the Hudson; Or, Fighting Fire in Sleepy Hollow

by Laura Dent Crane

EN·~5 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total

The Automobile Girls Along the Hudson - CHAPTER I—THE UNEXPECTED ALWAYS HAPPENS

11:25

CHAPTER II—MR. STUART CONFIDES A SECRET

11:01

CHAPTER III—ROCKING CHAIR ADVENTURES

24:27

CHAPTER IV—A CRY FOR HELP

9:08

CHAPTER V—THE MOTOR CYCLIST

7:27

CHAPTER VI—A FOREST SCRIMMAGE

18:47

CHAPTER VII—A NIGHT WITH THE GYPSIES

9:17

CHAPTER VIII—THE HAUNTED POOL

13:24

CHAPTER IX—TEN EYCK HALL

15:21

CHAPTER X—AN ATTIC MYSTERY

12:26

Description

In a sun‑scorched stretch of the Hudson Valley, two spirited sisters, Barbara and Mollie, juggle chores, beauty rituals, and a love of early automobiles while the countryside wilts under an oppressive drought. Their banter about cold‑cream, aprons and the perils of motoring sets a lively tone, hinting at a world where modern machines clash with traditional expectations.

When a dusty carriage finally rolls up the lane, it brings the ever‑charitable Ruth along with her family, turning a quiet afternoon into a burst of laughter and camaraderie. As the girls greet their visitor, a strange, smoky haze rolls over the fields, suggesting that nature itself may soon demand their daring ingenuity. With their custom‑made motoring coats and a shared sense of adventure, these friends stand on the brink of a fresh challenge—one that may involve battling the very fire that threatens their sleepy hamlet.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (296K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Sep 16, 2011

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Laura Dent Crane

Best remembered for the lively Automobile Girls books, this early 20th-century author wrote fast-moving adventures that mixed road trips, friendship, and a touch of mystery. The series captures the excitement of young women taking to the open road at a moment when the automobile still felt thrillingly new.

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