Doctor Luttrell's First Patient
Rosa Nouchette Carey
Play
Length 6 h 42 min
Chapters 24
First published 1896
Doctor Markus Luttrell and his new wife Olivia, a former governess, are trying to start building their nest. Problems arise when doctor Luttrell cannot find work and Olivia has to take care of the house. The financial problems make their marriage more and more difficult. They make ends meet before their rich neighbor needs doctor Luttrell. Would they be able to come up in the world? Would they be happy? - Summary by Stav Nisser.
Chapters
1
CHAPTER I. AT THE CORNER HOUSE Read by Jim Locke 15:59
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CHAPTER II. THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER Read by Jim Locke 16:27
3
CHAPTER III. AUNT MADGE Read by Jim Locke 21:16
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CHAPTER IV. DR. LUTTRELL'S FIRST PATIENT Read by Jim Locke 18:33
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CHAPTER V. A VISIT TO GALVASTON HOUSE Read by Jim Locke 18:24
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CHAPTER VI. ''I REMIND YOU OF SOMEONE?'' Read by Jim Locke 18:53
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CHAPTER VII. BLOWING BUBBLES Read by Jim Locke 19:38
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CHAPTER VIII. ''TIS A LOVE TOKEN, I RECKON'' Read by Jim Locke 15:09
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CHAPTER IX. THE CHRISTMAS GUEST Read by Jim Locke 18:33
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CHAPTER X. A GENTLEMANLY TRAMP Read by Jim Locke 17:33
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CHAPTER XI. THE NIGHT-BELL RINGS Read by Jim Locke 16:33
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CHAPTER XII. GRETA Read by Jim Locke 15:28
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CHAPTER XIII. FRESH COMPLICATIONS Read by Jim Locke 17:26
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CHAPTER XIV. AN EVENTFUL DAY Read by Jim Locke 14:59
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CHAPTER XV. ''THEY WERE BOTH TO BLAME'' Read by Jim Locke 16:51
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CHAPTER XVI. BUSY DAYS Read by Jim Locke 14:17
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CHAPTER XVII. PRODIGAL SONS Read by Jim Locke 16:05
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CHAPTER XVIII. AUNT MADGE GIVES HER OPINION Read by Jim Locke 16:11
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CHAPTER XIX. DAME FORTUNE SMILES Read by Jim Locke 16:06
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CHAPTER XX. ''SOMEBODY'S CRUTCH'' Read by Jim Locke 14:41
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CHAPTER XXI. SUNSHINE AND CLOUDS Read by Jim Locke 14:45
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CHAPTER XXII. ''YOU MUST NOT LOSE HEART'' Read by Jim Locke 14:27
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CHAPTER XXIII. ''I HAVE COME TO STAY'' Read by Jim Locke 17:30
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CHAPTER XXIV. ''NOT YET'' Read by Jim Locke 16:24
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