One Commonplace Day
Pansy
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Length 8 h 56 min
Chapters 31
First published 1886
A temperance lecturer misses his train and ends up attending a town picnic. It was a common enough picnic on a commonplace day. But the discussions, actions, and attitudes from that picnic reverberate through the lives of many people. What are the far-reaching consequences of one commonplace day in OUR lives? (Summary by TriciaG)
Chapters
1
01 - From Midnight to Sunrise Read by TriciaG 18:25
2
02 - Miss Wainright's 'Muddle' Read by TriciaG 18:58
3
03 - Step by Step Read by TriciaG 17:06
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04 - Things Hard to Explain Read by TriciaG 17:15
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05 - Society Circles Read by TriciaG 16:42
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06 - Shall We Try Read by TriciaG 16:40
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07 - Logic Read by TriciaG 16:53
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08 - Several Startling Points Read by TriciaG 17:38
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09 - A Victim of Circumstance Read by TriciaG 18:09
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10 - Fruit from the Picnic Read by TriciaG 17:27
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11 - The Past and the Present Read by TriciaG 18:25
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12 - 'What Is the Use?' Read by TriciaG 18:47
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13 - Silken Coils Read by TriciaG 16:55
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14 - 'Laborers Together' Read by TriciaG 17:41
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15 - Engagements Read by TriciaG 18:13
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16 - Things that Fitted Read by TriciaG 16:31
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17 - The Proof of the Divine Hand Read by TriciaG 18:05
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18 - Hedged In Read by TriciaG 14:29
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19 - Parallels Read by TriciaG 16:47
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20 - One of the Hopeless Cases Read by TriciaG 17:08
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21 - Discipline Read by TriciaG 18:08
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22 - Storm and Calm Read by TriciaG 17:39
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23 - Shadowed Lives Read by TriciaG 18:03
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24 - A Touch of the World Read by TriciaG 16:44
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25 - Pledges Read by TriciaG 17:05
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26 - Light Out of Darkness Read by TriciaG 16:56
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27 - Overdoing Read by TriciaG 17:33
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28 - 'Where Is John?' Read by TriciaG 16:39
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29 - 'Only a Question of Time' Read by TriciaG 16:01
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30 - The Vigilance Committee Read by TriciaG 15:32
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31 - A Night to Remember Read by TriciaG 17:18
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