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WILD YOUTH
Volume 2. - X. THE MOON WAS NOT ALONE XI. LOUISE XII. MAN UNNATURAL XIII. ORLANDO GIVES A WARNING XIV. FILION AND FIONA—ALSO PATSY KERNAGHAN XV. OUTWARD BOUND XVI. AT THE CROSS TRAILS XVII. THE SUPERIOR MAN XVIII. YOUTH HAS ITS WAY - CHAPTER X - THE MOON WAS NOT ALONE
CHAPTER XI - LOUISE
CHAPTER XII - MAN UNNATURAL
CHAPTER XIII - ORLANDO GIVES A WARNING
CHAPTER XIV - FILION AND FIONA—ALSO PATSY KERNAGHAN
CHAPTER XV - OUTWARD BOUND
CHAPTER XVI - THE CROSS TRAILS
CHAPTER XVII - THE SUPERIOR MAN
On a moonlit prairie, a young man named Orlando returns from his first brutal encounter, his triumph shadowed by the fear that no one will believe his truth. He and Louise share a tentative breakfast, their camaraderie tinged with a fragile hope that love might outweigh the harsh circumstances surrounding them. Yet the horizon holds rumors of a looming trial in Tralee, where Louise’s innocence will be called into question.
Joel Mazarine, the stern landowner, watches the prairie with growing suspicion, convinced betrayal hides in every rustle of wheat. His fierce pride drives relentless interrogations, casting a dark cloud over Orlando and Louise’s tentative bond.
As night deepens, the prairie becomes a stage for whispered promises and looming confrontations, testing each character’s resolve. Listeners will find themselves drawn into a world where honor, love, and suspicion collide amid the endless grasses. The first act sets a potent mix of hope and dread, inviting you to follow the unfolding struggle.
Language
en
Duration
~2 hours (121K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Aug 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1862–1932
A leading Canadian novelist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Gilbert Parker brought the history, landscapes, and cultural tensions of Canada to a wide international readership. His romantic and dramatic stories made him one of the best-known Canadian writers of his era.
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