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The Prodigal Judge

by Vaughan Kester

Level C1 · AdvancedHistorical36 chapters
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Length
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About this book

In the fading shadows of a once-grand Southern estate, the last of the Quintards lies dead, leaving behind secrets wrapped in sorrow and isolation. A determined lawyer arrives to untangle the mysteries of a proud family’s decline and forgotten legacy.

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Contents

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

02CHAPTER II. YANCY TELLS A MORAL TALE
03CHAPTER III. TROUBLE AT SCRATCH HILL
04CHAPTER IV. LAW AT BALAAM'S CROSS-ROADS
05CHAPTER V. THE ENCOUNTER
06CHAPTER VI. BETTY SETS OUT FOR TENNESSEE
07CHAPTER VII. THE FIGHT AT SLOSSON'S TAVERN
08CHAPTER VIII. ON THE RIVER
09CHAPTER IX. JUDGE SLOCUM PRICE
10CHAPTER X. BOON COMPANIONS
11CHAPTER XI. THE ORATOR Or THE DAY
12CHAPTER XII. THE FAMILY ON THE RAFT

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