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A Daughter of the Land (version 2)
by Gene STRATTON-PORTER (1863 - 1924)Chapter 18: Kate Takes the Bit in Her Mouth
A Daughter of the Land follows Kate Bates, one of sixteen children, as she takes the wings of morning to try for independence and the life she's been denied. She dreams of a husband, children, and a farm, yet her actions have far-reaching consequences. This is a story of love and forgiveness, a picture of the brokenness around us, and it shows how God can make all things work together for good and shed hope and light in the midst of the valley of the shadow. - Summary by Patience Charles
Listen next episodes of A Daughter of the Land (version 2):
Blue Ribbon Corn , Chapter 19: ''As a Man Soweth'' , Chapter 20: ''For a Good Girl'' , Chapter 21: Life's Boomerang , Chapter 22: Somewhat of Polly , Chapter 23: Kate's Heavenly Tiime , One More for Kate , Polly Tries Her Wings , The Eleventh Hour , The Winged Victory