Sunbridge Girls at Six Star Ranch
Eleanor H. Porter
Play
Length 8 h 43 min
Chapters 26
First published 1913
The Sunbridge Girls at Six Star Ranch, written by Eleanor Stuart, (better known as Eleanor H. Porter, author of Pollyanna), follows six teenage girls as they leave their sheltered homes in New Hampshire to visit a sunbaked ranch on the Texas prairie. Follow them as they embrace new experiences of faith, culture, and friendship. (Summary by Catherine Arwine)
Chapters
1
Aunt Sophronia Read by Catherine Arwine 15:42
2
Plans for Texas Read by Catherine Arwine 23:52
3
The Coming of Genevieve Read by Catherine Arwine 23:05
4
On the Way Read by Catherine Arwine 25:54
5
The Boys Prepare a Welcome Read by Catherine Arwine 17:05
6
Cordelia Sees a Cowboy Read by Catherine Arwine 20:20
7
The Ranch House Read by Catherine Arwine 17:29
8
The Mistress of the Six Star Ranch Read by Catherine Arwine 15:52
9
Reddy and the Broncho Read by Catherine Arwine 16:35
10
Cordelia Goes To Church Read by Catherine Arwine 24:37
11
Quentina Read by Catherine Arwine 29:26
12
The Opening of a Barrel Read by Catherine Arwine 19:50
13
The Praire--and Moonlight Read by Catherine Arwine 19:30
14
A Man and a Mystery Read by Catherine Arwine 23:15
15
The Alamo Read by Catherine Arwine 20:53
16
Tilly Crosses Bridges Read by Catherine Arwine 14:28
17
"Bertha's Accident" Read by Catherine Arwine 16:01
18
The Golden Hours Read by Catherine Arwine 20:37
19
Hermit Joe Read by Catherine Arwine 19:01
20
The New Boy Read by Catherine Arwine 26:26
21
Genevieve Learns Something Not In Books Read by Catherine Arwine 27:06
22
A Texas "Missionary" Read by Catherine Arwine 15:51
23
Genevieve Goes to Boston Read by Catherine Arwine 26:02
24
A Brown Dress for Elsie Read by Catherine Arwine 21:27
25
"When Sunbridge Went to Texas" Read by Catherine Arwine 15:12
26
A Good-by Party Read by Catherine Arwine 7:00
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