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Daughter of the Land

Public domain audiobook

Daughter of the Land

by Gene Stratton-Porter

English· 11:35:50· 28 chapters
Independent Kate Bates resents the fact that, as the youngest of a large family, she is expected to stay at home and help her parents while her brothers and sisters are free to pursue their desires. When she defies her family and leaves home, she finds that the path to independence is paved with hardships. (Summary by wildemoose)

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Chapters

  1. Chapter 1

    The Wings of Morning

    18:02
  2. Chapter 2

    An Embryo Mind Reader

    25:25
  3. Chapter 3

    Peregrinations

    35:59
  4. Chapter 4

    A Question of Contracts

    27:41
  5. Chapter 5

    The Prodigal Daughter

    24:02
  6. Chapter 6

    Kate's Private Pupil

    40:59
  7. Chapter 7

    Helping Nancy Ellen and Robert to Establish a Home

    19:39
  8. Chapter 8

    The History of a Leghorn Hat

    21:18
  9. Chapter 9

    A Sunbonnet Girl

    22:44
  10. Chapter 10

    John Jardine's Courtship

    20:18
  11. Chapter 11

    A Business Proposition

    21:04
  12. Chapter 12

    Two Letters

    33:06
  13. Chapter 13

    The Bride

    18:00
  14. Chapter 14

    Starting Married Life

    25:03
  15. Chapter 15

    A New Idea

    25:20
  16. Chapter 16

    The Work of the Sun

    26:58
  17. Chapter 17

    The Banner Hand

    27:04
  18. Chapter 18

    Kate Takes the Bit in Her Teeth

    20:32
  19. Chapter 19

    As a Man Soweth

    26:54
  20. Chapter 20

    For a Good Girl

    28:42
  21. Chapter 21

    Life's Boomerang

    24:36
  22. Chapter 22

    Somewhat of Polly

    17:26
  23. Chapter 23

    Kate's Heavenly Time

    27:51
  24. Chapter 24

    Polly Tries Her Wings

    27:06
  25. Chapter 25

    One More for Kate

    28:20
  26. Chapter 26

    The Winged Victory

    17:35
  27. Chapter 27

    Blue Ribbon Corn

    19:17
  28. Chapter 28

    The Eleventh Hour

    24:49