Tempest and Sunshine
Mary Jane Holmes
Play
Length 10 h 32 min
Chapters 26
First published 1854
Tempest and Sunshine is the first book written by Mary Jane Holmes. Set in the pre-Civil War south, it follows the struggles and romances of two sisters, as different as night and day; blonde Fanny and dark haired Julia. (Introduction by jedopi)
Chapters
1
01 - Mr. Wilmot Arrives At Mr. Middleton’s Read by jedopi 26:55
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02 - Getting Up A Subscription School Read by jedopi 33:40
3
03 - Resulting In A Betrothal And A Tempest Read by jedopi 20:59
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04 - Dr. Lacey Appears Upon The Scene Read by jedopi 30:31
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05 - The Fatal Letter Read by jedopi 28:14
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06 - Sunshine Has Two Graves Upon Which To Plant Flowers Read by jedopi 29:51
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07 - Julia’s Plot To Break Fanny’s Engagement Read by jedopi 18:22
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08 - Mr. Middleton Has More Callers From New York Read by jedopi 26:25
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09 - The Resemblance Of The Cousins Read by jedopi 15:10
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10 - Tempest Forges A Letter And Its Results Read by jedopi 35:48
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11 - A Glance At New Orleans Society Read by jedopi 25:18
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12 - The Letter That Was Not Delivered Read by jedopi 22:44
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13 - Letters Written But Never Received Read by jedopi 20:38
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14 - Fanny And Julia’s Uncle Arrives From India Read by Sweetlilbirdy 25:59
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15 - Mr. Middleton’s Brother Read by Sweetlilbirdy 36:07
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16 - Fanny Refuses To Go To New Orleans Read by Amanda Friday 24:12
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17 - Fanny Middleton Arrives In New York Read by Amanda Friday 21:58
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18 - Fanny Welcomed By Mrs. Cameron Read by Amanda Friday 21:33
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19 - Julia Announces Her Engagement To Dr. Lacey Read by Amanda Friday 13:38
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20 - Rondeau Digs Up The Missing Letter Read by Amanda Friday 26:01
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21 - Stirring Events Read by Elaine Webb 36:53
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22 - Julia Is Found Drowned Read by Elaine Webb 39:56
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23 - Fanny’s Illness Leads To Her Father’s Repentance Read by Ana Simão 17:31
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24 - The Wedding Read by Ana Simão 11:06
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25 - The Wanderer Read by Kenneth Sergeant Gaghan 9:16
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26 - Julia At Home Again Read by Amanda Friday 13:41
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