An edition of Dickie and Dorrie
(1906)
Dickie and Dorrie
A Tale of Hallowdene Hall
by Evelyn Everett-Green
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Last edited by Lee Spencer
January 25, 2017 | History
How many times must one forgive? Dickie and Dorrie's older brother, Frank, was arrogant and unkind; they began writing his offenses down in a book. When the tally reached four hundred and ninety, they wouldn't have to forgive him any more. Along the way they learned the true meaning of forgiveness.
Sequel: Dickie and Dorrie at School
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Table of Contents
Chapter I. FOUR HUNDRED and NINETY
Chapter II. HALLOWDENE HALL
Chapter III. A DAY'S OUTING
Chapter IV. The GREAT MERE
Chapter V. BIG BROTHERS
Chapter VI. POOR LITTLE BUNNIES
Chapter VII. A BAD STORM
Chapter VIII. The GHOST in the GARRETT
Chapter IX. The OLD MILL
Chapter X. The FOUR-in-HAND
Chapter XI. FRANK'S LUNCHEON PARTY
Chapter XII. COMPANY at HALLOWDENE
Chapter XIII. A DRIVE to the MERE
Chapter XIV. CHRISTMAS at HALLOWDENE
Chapter XV. BLACK PRINCE
Chapter XVI. On the MERE
Chapter XVII. The END of FORGIVING
Chapter XVIII. HOME AGAIN
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| January 25, 2017 | Edited by Lee Spencer | Added table of contents, synopsis |
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