Fiction · 1912
Chronicles of Avonlea
Chronicles of Avonlea, first published in 1912, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
Contents
- Dedication
- I — The Hurrying of Ludovic
- I — Old Lady Lloyd: The May Chapter
- II — The June Chapter
- III — The July Chapter
- IV — The August Chapter
- V — The September Chapter
- VI — The October Chapter
- III — Each in His Own Tongue
- IV — Little Joscelyn
- V — The Winning of Lucinda
- VI — Old Man Shaw’s Girl
- VII — Aunt Olivia’s Beau
- VIII — The Quarantine at Alexander Abraham’s
- IX — Pa Sloane’s Purchase
- X — The Courting of Prissy Strong
- XI — The Miracle at Carmody
- XII — The End of a Quarrel
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1874–1942 · Modern
L. M. Montgomery (1874–1942), Lucy Maud Montgomery, was born on Prince Edward Island and raised there by her grandparents after her mother’s death. She taught school, worked for a Halifax newspaper, and wrote stories for magazines before Anne of Green Gables (1908) made her internationally known; seven more Anne books and many others followed, including the Emily trilogy. She married a Presbyterian minister in 1911 and lived in Ontario for the rest of her life.
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