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  • Helen's Babies

    by John Habberton ...
    That little cuss that scared the hosses. There he is, now, holdin' up that piece of brushwood. 'Twould be just like his cheek, now, to ask me to let him ride. Here he comes, runnin'. Wonder where t'other is?—they most generally travel together. We call 'em the Imps, about these parts, because they're so uncommon likely at mischief. Always skeerin' hosses, or chasin' cows, or frightenin' chickens. ... Read more

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  • Helen's Babies

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    by John Habberton, Paige Caldwell ...
    In "Helen's Babies," John Habberton presents a charming and humorous exploration of childhood through the lens of an earnest yet bewildered bachelor tasked with babysitting two mischievous children. The narrative combines a light-hearted style with sharp wit, encapsulated in the everyday trials faced by the protagonist. Habberton's prose captures the innocence and chaos of youthful exuberance, ... Read more

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  • Who Was Paul Grayson?

    by John Habberton ...
    THE boys who attended Mr. Morton’s Select School in the village of Laketon did not profess to know more than boys of the same age and advantages elsewhere; but of one thing they were absolutely certain, and that was that no teacher ever rang his bell to assemble the school or call the boys in from recess until just that particular instant when the fun in the school-yard was at its highest, and the ... Read more

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  • Who Was Paul Grayson?

    by John Habberton ...
    Who Was Paul Grayson? centers around the mysterious figure of Paul Grayson, a boy whose origins and background are unknown to the people in the small town where he suddenly appears. The story unfolds as the townspeople, intrigued by Paul’s peculiar behavior and enigmatic past, try to uncover his true identity.The novel explores how rumors and suspicions can affect individuals and communities. Paul ... Read more

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  • Romance of California Life

    by John Habberton ...
    This novel portrays the lives of various characters against the backdrop of California during the late 19th century. Through intertwining stories and characters, Habberton depicts the social, cultural, and economic aspects of life in California during that period."Romance of California Life" offers a glimpse into the landscapes, communities, and societal dynamics of the time, capturing the essence ... Read more

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  • Country Luck

    by John Habberton ...
    Country Luck is a charming and humorous tale that captures the essence of rural American life in the late 19th century. The story revolves around the lives of several characters in a small country town, focusing on their everyday experiences, relationships, and the quirks that define their community.The protagonist, often depicted as a person of modest means but rich in wit and common sense, ... Read more

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  • Country Luck

    by John Habberton ...
    The advent of the Tramlays at Hayn Farm had been productive of new sensations to all concerned. The younger members of the Tramlay family had at first opposed the plan of a summer on a farm: they had spent one season at Mount Desert, and part of another at Saratoga, and, as Lucia had been “out” a year, and had a sister who expected early admission to a metropolitan collection of rosebuds, against ... Read more

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  • Budge Toddie Or Helen's Babies at Play

    by John Habberton ...
    "Budge & Toddie" is a sequel to Habberton's earlier work, "Helen's Babies," and continues the adventures of the two young children, Budge and Toddie, who are the central characters of the story. The book follows the mischievous and endearing antics of these two young siblings as they engage in various playful activities.The narrative focuses on the children's interactions, their imaginative play, ... Read more

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  • The Scripture Club of Valley Rest or Sketches of Everybody's Neighbours

    by John Habberton ...
    The novel is set in the fictional town of Valley Rest and revolves around a group of characters who form a club focused on religious and moral discussions. This "Scripture Club" is intended to explore and interpret religious teachings, but it also serves as a social and communal gathering point for the townspeople.The narrative provides a series of sketches or vignettes about the members of the ... Read more

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  • Trif and Trixy

    by John Habberton ...
    The story revolves around Trif and Trixy, a young couple whose relationship forms the central focus of the novel. The couple navigates the complexities of married life, including misunderstandings, societal pressures, and the challenge of maintaining love and harmony in a rapidly changing world.Trif is depicted as an earnest, somewhat idealistic man, while Trixy is portrayed as a spirited and ... Read more

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  • The Barton Experiment

    by John Habberton ...
    The Barton Experiment by John Habberton is a novel that explores the dynamics of small-town life and the complexities of social reform. The story is set in the fictional town of Barton, where a group of well-meaning individuals embarks on a social experiment aimed at improving the community and addressing the issues of poverty, crime, and moral decay.The "experiment" is led by a group of reformers ... Read more

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  • The Barton Experiment

    by John Habberton ...
    Long and loud rang all the church bells of Barton on a certain summer evening twenty years ago. It was not a Sunday evening, for during an accidental lull there was heard, afar off yet distinctly, the unsanctified notes of the mail-carrier’s horn. And yet the doors of the village stores, which usually stood invitingly open until far into the night, were now tightly closed, while the patrons of the ... Read more

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