
Adrift in New York: Tom and Florence Braving the World
By Horatio Jr. AlgerLength6h 34m
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In "Adrift in New York: Tom and Florence Braving the World," Horatio Alger crafts a compelling narrative that epitomizes the challenges faced by young individuals seeking success in the bustling environment of late 19th-century New York City. Through the intertwined experiences of Tom and Florence, Alger explores themes of resilience, ambition, and the American Dream against a backdrop of vivid urban landscapes and social stratification. The novel's straightforward prose and optimistic tone reflect the characteristics of Victorian literature, while its focus on youth and moral development aligns with the social realism movement of the time, exposing both the opportunities and difficulties of urban life. Horatio Alger Jr., renowned for his rags-to-riches tales, was deeply influenced by his own experiences amid a rapidly industrializing America. Growing up in a time when social mobility was a prevalent topic, Alger was determined to motivate young readers to persevere in the face of adversity. His interest in helping the impoverished and promoting a strong work ethic resonated through the lives of his characters, allowing youth to envision achievable success despite societal barriers. This novel is a must-read for those interested in American literary history or examining the interplay between societal expectations and personal ambition. Alger's portrayal of youthful determination amid urban challenges provides not only entertainment but also valuable life lessons, making it an essential addition to the literature on the pursuit of the American Dream.
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GenreYoung Adult
Length6 hrs 34 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJun 2, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
21Chapter XX.: A Midnight Ride.
2Chapter I.: The Missing Heir.
22Chapter XXI.: A Seasick Passenger.
3Chapter II.: A Stranger Visitor.
23Chapter XXII.: The Other Passenger.
4Chapter III.: An Unholy Compact.
24Chapter XXIII.: Through The Golden Gate.
5Chapter IV.: Florence.
25Chapter XXIV.: Florence In Suspense.
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6Chapter V.: Dodger.
26Chapter XXV.: Finding The Clew.
7Chapter VI.: A Tempest.
27Chapter XXVI.: Bolton Makes A Discovery.
8Chapter VII.: Florence Leaves Home.
28Chapter XXVII.: Dodger Strikes Luck.
9Chapter VIII.: A Friendly Compact.
29Chapter XXVIII.: Florence Receives A Letter.
10Chapter IX.: The New Home.
30Chapter XXIX.: Mrs. Leighton’s Party.
11Chapter X.: The Arch Conspirator.
31Chapter XXX.: Florence Is Followed Home.
12Chapter XI.: Florence Secures Employment.
32Chapter XXXI.: Florence Is Discharged.
13Chapter XII.: A Friend, Though A Dude.
33Chapter XXXII.: An Exciting Adventure.
14Chapter XIII.: Tim Bolton’s Saloon.
34Chapter XXXIII.: An Important Discovery.
15Chapter XIV.: The Missing Will.
35Chapter XXXIV.: Just In Time.
16Chapter XV.: The New Governess.
36Chapter XXXV.: The Darkest Day.
17Chapter XVI.: Dodger Becomes Ambitious.
37Chapter XXXVI.: Mrs. O’Keefe In A New Role.
18Chapter XVII.: A Mysterious Adventure.
38Chapter XXXVII.: The Diplomacy Of Mrs. O’Keefe.
19Chapter XVIII.: In A Trap.
39Chapter XXXVIII.: The Closing Scene.
20Chapter XIX.: An Attempt To Escape.