Judge Burnham's Daughters
Pansy
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Length 8 h 9 min
Chapters 27
First published 1888
>Fifth in the Chautauqua Girls series. Ruth Erskine Burnham has helped raise her husband's two daughters, but all have rejected her faith and values. The constant pressure to compromise has weakened her walk and made her life miserable. Her one comfort is her sickly 5 year old son. Will she return to the strong faith of her young womanhood, and will her family finally follow? (Summary by Tricia G)
Previous book in series: Ester Ried Yet Speaking
Next book in series: Workers Together, or, An Endless Chain
Chapters
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01 - After Six Years Read by TriciaG 17:37
2
02 - Plants That Had Blossomed Read by TriciaG 17:17
3
03 - Logic and Interrogation Points Read by TriciaG 19:26
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04 - Unwelcome Responsibilities Read by TriciaG 17:14
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05 - 'Forewarned' and 'Forearmed' Read by TriciaG 17:05
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06 - Drifting Read by TriciaG 18:53
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07 - The Unexpected Read by TriciaG 16:58
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08 - Slippery Ground Read by TriciaG 17:19
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09 - The Old Question Read by TriciaG 16:58
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10 - Coming to an Understanding Read by TriciaG 18:52
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11 - 'W.C.T.U.' Read by TriciaG 17:26
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12 - The Deed for the Will Read by TriciaG 17:49
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13 - The Wisdom of This World Read by TriciaG 18:28
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14 - A Troublesome 'Young Person' Read by TriciaG 18:23
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15 - 'All Come!' Read by TriciaG 17:28
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16 - On the Mount and in the Valley Read by TriciaG 18:29
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17 - A Plain Understanding Read by TriciaG 17:08
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18 - Stormy Weather Read by TriciaG 18:49
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19 - Waiting Read by TriciaG 17:44
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20 - Belated Work Read by TriciaG 18:45
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21 - Transformation Read by TriciaG 18:35
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22 - Days of Privilege Read by TriciaG 18:36
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23 - 'O, Mamma! Good-By!' Read by TriciaG 17:50
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24 - 'Next Most' Read by TriciaG 17:25
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25 - A Waiting Worker Read by TriciaG 17:32
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26 - Under Guidance Read by TriciaG 18:37
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27 - At Home Read by TriciaG 22:33
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