Sixes and Sevens, Volume I
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Sixes and Sevens, Volume I
Narrated by:
Gene Engene
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Narrated by:
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Gene Engene
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O. Henry
About this listen
All over the world, O. Henry, one of the most famous pen names in history, stands for the very best in short-story writing. The stories included in this audiobook are:
- "Cupid a la Carte"
- "An Afternoon Miracle"
- "At Arms with Morpheus"
- "A Chaparral Prince"
- "A Ghost of a Chance"
- "Seats of the Haughty"
- "Makes the Whole World Kin"
- "The Duplicity of Hargraves"
- "Witches' Loaves"
- "The Sphinx Apple"
- "The Door of Unrest"
- "Ulysses and the Dogman"
- "Law and Order"
- "The Pride of the Cities"
- "The Church with an Overshot Wheel"
- "The Day We Celebrate"
- "Hygeia at the Solito"
- "October and June"
- "The Higher Abdication"
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