
Cape Cod Folks
Life and Tradition in 19th Century Cape CodBy Sarah Pratt McLean GreeneLength8h 42m
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In "Cape Cod Folks," Sarah Pratt McLean Greene presents a vivid portrayal of life on Cape Cod in the late 19th century, intertwining local culture and folklore into her narrative. This charming collection of short stories is characterized by its regional dialect and immersive descriptions, capturing the essence of the Cape'Äôs rugged beauty and the complexities of its inhabitants. Greene's literary style reflects a keen eye for detail and affection for her subjects, showcasing a blend of realism and sentimentality that highlights the interplay between nature and community in this unique coastal environment. The stories are grounded in the context of American regionalism, celebrating the idiosyncrasies of Cape Cod while contributing to the broader conversation about identity and belonging in post-Civil War America. Sarah Pratt McLean Greene, an influential figure in American literature, was deeply connected to the landscape and people she wrote about. Born in 1852, her background as a local resident endowed her with an authentic voice that resonates throughout her work. This personal connection, buoyed by her experiences as a writer, educator, and social reformer, allowed Greene to examine the everyday lives of her characters with both compassion and critical insight, shedding light on the challenges and joys faced by those in her beloved region. "Cape Cod Folks" is an essential read for anyone interested in American regional literature or the cultural heritage of New England. Greene's masterful storytelling invites readers to explore the characters and landscapes of Cape Cod, fostering a deep appreciation for the enduring spirit of this enchanting locale. With its blend of humor, pathos, and rich imagery, this book promises to captivate, enlighten, and transport you to the rugged shores of Cape Cod.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Historical Fiction
Length8 hrs 42 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 16, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
12CHAPTER XI.: A WALLENCAMP FUNERAL.
2CHAPTER I.: ON A MISSION.
13CHAPTER XII.: BECKY'S CONFESSION.
3CHAPTER II.: I BLOW THE HORN.
14CHAPTER XIII.: A MILD WINTER ON THE CAPE.
4CHAPTER III.: THE BEAUX OF WALLENCAMP PERFORM A GRAVE DUTY.
15CHAPTER XIV.: RESCUED BY THE CRADLEBOW.
5CHAPTER IV.: THE TURKEY MOGUL ARRIVES.
16CHAPTER XV.: DAVID ROLLIN IN THE SCHOOL-ROOM.
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6CHAPTER V.: GRANDMA KEELER GETS GRANDPA READY FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL.
17CHAPTER XVI.: GEORGE OLVER'S LOVE FOR BECKY.
7CHAPTER VI.: BECKY AND THE CRADLEBOW.
18CHAPTER XVII.: TEACHER HAS THE FEVER.—DEATH OF LITTLE BESSIE.
8CHAPTER VII.: LUTE CRADLEBOW KISSES THE TEACHER.
19CHAPTER XVIII.: LUTE CRADLEBOW GIVES THE TEACHER A NEW CHAIR.
9CHAPTER VIII.: FESTIVITIES AT THE ARK.
20CHAPTER XIX.: DEATH OF THE CRADLEBOW.
10CHAPTER IX.: LOVELL "POPS THE QUESTION."
21CHAPTER XX.: GEORGE OLVER'S ORATION.
11CHAPTER X.: A LETTER FROM THE FISHERMAN.
22CHAPTER XXI.: FAREWELL TO WALLENCAMP.