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In this lively sequel, the beloved Quincy Adams Sawyer returns to the charming little town of Fernborough, where his unexpected election as governor has sparked both admiration and curiosity among the locals. As he delivers a heartfelt speech to the gathered townsfolk, Quincy reveals his genuine desire to improve the community, from widening the roads to supporting schools and the Village Improvement Society. His earnest plans are met with a blend of enthusiasm, good‑natured ribbing, and the steadfast loyalty of his old friends.
Back in Mason’s Corner, familiar faces like Hiram Maxwell and the ever‑resourceful Mrs. Hawkins reappear, offering humor and warmth as they grapple with the challenges of small‑town politics and daily life. The narrative captures the gentle humor of rural New England, the pride of civic duty, and the simple pleasures of community gatherings. Listeners will find a comforting mix of nostalgia and fresh, witty observations that make the town feel like an old friend welcoming you back.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (412K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Text file produced by Charles Franks HTML file produced by David Widger
Release date
2005-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1844–1923
A Massachusetts writer, statistician, and public servant whose career ranged from census work to popular fiction, he is best remembered for the hugely successful novel Quincy Adams Sawyer. His life mixed numbers, politics, and storytelling in a very New England way.
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