Lost on the Trail by Pansy read by TriciaG Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book

Lost on the Trail by Pansy (1841 - 1930)
Genre(s): Christian Fiction

Read by: TriciaG in English

Parts:

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - 'I Don't Know!'
00:20:19 - 02 - 'I'm a Pilgrim, Going Home'
00:38:15 - 03 - 'I Will, for Him'
00:57:34 - 04 - 'The Cabin Will Be All Alone'
01:16:09 - 05 - 'She Had Bidden the Cabin Goodbye'
01:34:49 - 06 - 'Who Are You, Anyhow?'
01:52:04 - 07 - 'A Wonderful World'
02:09:12 - 08 - 'What's the Reason, Pete?'
02:28:01 - 09 - 'Gee Whiz! She's 'Off' Now, Anyhow!'
02:46:22 - 10 - 'Why He Played the Fool'
03:06:57 - 11 - 'The Unusual Happened'
03:24:23 - 12 - 'I Need Coaching, You See'
03:43:42 - 13 - 'He Groped Alone'
04:04:28 - 14 - 'Weewona Westervel'
04:23:12 - 15 - 'She Doesn't Belong Here'
04:40:47 - 16 - 'Child, Come with Me'
05:00:02 - 17 - 'She Is Really Our Second Girl'
05:19:35 - 18 - 'She May Have Inherited Conscience'
05:37:32 - 19 - 'Such an Impossible Girl'
05:57:49 - 20 - 'Is It Mere Story?'
06:16:10 - 21 - 'Oh, to Know!'
06:35:09 - 22 - 'At Last He Was Ready'
06:52:35 - 23 - 'It Is Experimental Knowledge That a Fellow Needs'

Weewona was a young child when she and her mother, lost on the trail, appeared at an isolated mountain shack, her mother collapsing on the doorstep and dying soon after. She doesn't know her real name or her past except vague, shadowy memories. When the man who has taken care of her so well (and gave her her name) dies, his mother heads back east to the rest of her family, leaving Weewona on her own. She hears a song when on the outskirts of a tent meeting about 'the sunset gate' and 'putting on glory' that will haunt her until she learns their meaning. (Summary by TriciaG)All songs in the recording used their original tunes, which are out of copyright.