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The chronicles of Break o'Day

by E. Everett Howe

Level C1 · AdvancedClassics37 chapters
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About this book

In a fertile Michigan territory, Major Ratke, a determined inventor and philosopher, struggles to manage his vast farm and eccentric projects amid unreliable help and looming financial troubles. As he pursues grand ideas, unexpected visitors and challenges test his resolve.

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Contents

37 chapters in all. The first chapter is free to read with no account.

02CHAPTER I. A RURAL PHILOSOPHER.
03CHAPTER II. THE NEW JERUSALEM.
04CHAPTER III. A GLIMPSE OF FARM SERVICE.
05CHAPTER IV. A CIRRUS BECOMES A NIMBUS.
06CHAPTER V. RAMOTH GILEAD PREDICTED.
07CHAPTER VI. THE GUERRERO MINING COMPANY.
08CHAPTER VII. MONTCALM TAKES A NIGHT'S RAMBLE.
09CHAPTER VIII. PURSUING THE DEPREDATORS.
10CHAPTER IX. HOW THE AFFAIR ENDED.
11CHAPTER X. TWO KINDS OF BUD BLOSSOM.
12CHAPTER XI. THE ROOT OF AN EVIL.

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