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Author: Evelyn Raymond Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chester, Dorothy (Fictitious character) Languages : en Pages : 260
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Given a houseboat by her Uncle Seth, Dorothy invites her friends on a cruise that proves to be more exciting then she could have forseen.
Author: Evelyn Raymond Publisher: ISBN: Category : Chester, Dorothy (Fictitious character) Languages : en Pages : 260
Book Description
Given a houseboat by her Uncle Seth, Dorothy invites her friends on a cruise that proves to be more exciting then she could have forseen.
Author: Evelyn Raymond Publisher: Good Press ISBN: Category : Juvenile Fiction Languages : en Pages : 170
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In 'Dorothy on a House Boat' by Evelyn Raymond, readers are taken on a delightful adventure following Dorothy as she navigates life on a houseboat. Set in the early 1900s, this children's novel showcases Raymond's engaging storytelling and vivid descriptions of the scenic river setting. The book's lyrical style and charming characters make it a captivating read for young audiences, while also offering a glimpse into the leisurely pace of life during that time period. Through Dorothy's escapades and encounters, Raymond weaves a tale that is both entertaining and educational, giving readers a glimpse into a bygone era. As a book written for children, 'Dorothy on a House Boat' serves as a valuable piece of historical fiction that can transport readers back in time to experience life along the river. Recommended for those who enjoy nostalgic stories with a touch of whimsy and historical charm.
Author: Evelyn Raymond Publisher: CreateSpace ISBN: 9781499254365 Category : Languages : en Pages : 116
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"Well, of all things!" exclaimed Mrs. Betty Calvert, shaking her white head and tossing her hands in a gesture of amazement. Then, as the letter she had held fell to the floor, her dark eyes twinkled with amusement and she smilingly demanded: "Dorothy, do you want an elephant?" The girl had been reading her own letters, just come in the morning's mail, but she paused to stare at her great-aunt and to ask in turn: "Aunt Betty, what do you mean?" "Because if you do here's the chance of your life to get one!" answered the old lady, motioning toward the fallen letter. Dolly understood that she was to pick it up and read it, and, having done so, remarked: "Auntie dear, this doesn't say anything about an elephant, as I can see." "Amounts to the same thing. The idea of a house-boat as a gift to a girl like you! My cousin Seth Winters must be getting into his dotage! Of course, girlie, I don't mean that fully, but isn't it a queer notion? What in the world can you, could you, do with a house-boat?"
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Hunt Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
Author: Evelyn Raymond
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