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The Road to Providence   By: (1872-1924)

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In "The Road to Providence" by Maria Thompson Daviess, readers are taken on a delightful journey filled with love, humor, and unexpected twists. The story revolves around two main characters, Sally Beresford and Malcolm Billings, whose lives clash in the most unlikely circumstances.

Sally, a young and independent woman, finds herself in a difficult situation when her father's unexpected death leaves her impoverished. With no other option, she decides to sell her belongings and embark on a journey to Providence, a small town where she believes her deceased mother's family resides. Little does she know that this decision will forever change her life.

On her way to Providence, Sally encounters the charming and enigmatic Malcolm, a man who lives life on his own terms. Their meeting sparks a connection, and despite their differences, they develop an endearing friendship. Daviess skillfully portrays their growing relationship, filled with witty banter, tender moments, and shared adventures.

As the plot unfolds, readers are enveloped in the exploration of family secrets, unexpected discoveries, and delightful encounters. Daviess expertly weaves together multiple subplots, creating a rich tapestry that keeps the readers engaged and curious until the very end. From the idyllic countryside to the vividly depicted characters, the author's attention to detail brings the story to life.

What makes "The Road to Providence" truly captivating is Daviess' ability to balance light-hearted moments with deeper themes of self-discovery and personal growth. Sally's journey not only takes her to a physical destination but also leads her towards understanding her true desires and inner strength. Through her experiences, she learns to navigate life's uncertainties and ultimately finds her own version of happiness.

Furthermore, the vivid descriptions of the small town of Providence and its inhabitants create an immersive reading experience. Daviess meticulously paints a picturesque setting, making it easy for readers to visualize the quaint streets, charming shops, and the colorful characters that inhabit them. This attention to detail adds an enchanting layer to the narrative, making the town itself a character in its own right.

Overall, "The Road to Providence" is an enchanting novel that combines elements of romance, mystery, and personal growth. Maria Thompson Daviess has crafted a story that captures the reader's attention from the very first page, leading them on an unforgettable journey alongside Sally and Malcolm. With its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and vivid descriptions, this book is a delightful read for fans of heartwarming and light-hearted stories.

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The Road To Providence

by

Maria Thompson Daviess

CONTENTS

I THE DOCTORS MAYBERRY, MOTHER AND SON II THE SINGER LADY AND THE BREAD BOWL III THE PEONY GIRL AND THE BUMPKIN IV LOVE, THE CURE ALL V THE LITTLE RAVEN AND HER COVERED DISH VI THE PROVIDENCE TAG GANG VII PRETTY BETTIE'S WEDDING DAY VIII THE NEST ON PROVIDENCE NOB IX THE LITTLE HARPETH WOMAN OF MANY SORROWS X THE SONG OF THE MASTER'S GRAIL

CHAPTER I

THE DOCTORS MAYBERRY, MOTHER AND SON

"Now, child, be sure and don't mix 'em with a heavy hand! Lightness is expected of riz biscuits and had oughter be dealt out to 'em by the mixer from the start. Just this way "

"Mother, oh, Mother," came a perturbed hail in Doctor Mayberry's voice from the barn door, "Spangles is off the nest again better come quick!"

"Can't you persuade her some, Tom?" Mother called back from the kitchen door as she peered anxiously across the garden fence and over to the gray barn where the Doctor stood holding the door half open, but ready for a quick close up in case of an unexpected sally. "My hands is in the biscuits and I don't want to come now. Just try, Tom!"

"I have tried and I can't do it! She's getting the whole convention agitated. You'd better come on, Mother!"

"Dearie me," said Mrs... Continue reading book >>




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