Hue and Cry
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Author:
Elizabeth Yates
Publication:
1953 by Coward-McCann, Inc.
Genre:
Fiction, Historical Fiction, Love Story
Pages:
248
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When Melody Austin goes out into the woods, she can enjoy the beauty of the trees and the shimmer of her beloved lake, but she can’t hear the birds singing, nor can she tell her parents what she has seen. For Melody is deaf, and she cannot utter an intelligible word. One day she discovers that a stranger, a young Irish boy, is hiding in the woods near the lake she often visits. Upon meeting him, she is both intrigued and perplexed, for she must face the question of what to do about him and the horse he has stolen.
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Hue & Cry
This is a sequel to Patterns on the Wall, but it works great as a stand-alone. The story includes an appropriate, purely wholesome love story that may be...
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Hue and Cry
The nobility of love and nature are again at the heart of a new novel by a well-established women's writer. The young...
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