The Sagamore of Saco

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The Sagamore of Saco

by Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith

EN·~4 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total

Transcriber’s Notes:

1:57

THE SAGAMORE OF SACO.

0:37

CHAPTER I. STANDING ALONE.

8:54

CHAPTER II. THE FATAL OMEN.

10:28

CHAPTER III. SORROWFUL MISGIVINGS.

10:27

CHAPTER IV. THE NET-WEAVER.

10:25

CHAPTER V. THE “ELECT.”

9:21

CHAPTER VI. APOLLO AND DIANA.

6:33

CHAPTER VII. A FAMILY CONCLAVE.

10:09

CHAPTER VIII. THE SPIDER’S WEBS.

10:09

Description

In a rugged New England colony, tension simmers between two prominent families whose children—John Bonyton, the headstrong son of a disapproving captain, and Hope, a fearless girl who navigates the wild Saco Falls with daring grace—are drawn together by circumstance. As the summer rains swell the river, Hope proves she can outrun danger, leaping from rock to rock and defying the threats of both the wilderness and a looming, mysterious “Terrentine” who once tried to claim her as a medicine‑woman. Their reluctant partnership ignites a blend of admiration and rivalry, while the older generation watches anxiously, fearing the consequences of such a bold union.

Against a backdrop of whispering forests and looming colonial ambitions, the story follows Hope’s relentless pursuit of independence and John’s struggle to reconcile his family’s expectations with his growing respect for the girl who refuses to be tamed. Early confrontations hint at deeper secrets hidden in the tangled thickets of the Saco, promising adventure and moral choices that will shape the lives of everyone perched on the fragile edge of survival.

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en

Duration

~4 hours (259K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Craig Kirkwood, Demian Katz and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (Northern Illinois University Digital Library at http://digital.lib.niu.edu/)

Release date

Nov 20, 2017

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith

Elizabeth Oakes Prince Smith

1806–1893

An early American poet and novelist with a strong public voice, she wrote across six decades and also became a well-known lecturer for women's rights. Her work moves from sentimental poetry and fiction to bold arguments about women's independence and education.

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