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Dominie Dean: A Novel

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A devoted young clergyman arrives in a small river town and faces a sequence of tests to his character: flirtations and rival affections, factional church politics, financial entanglements, scandal and personal tragedy. The narrative traces his steady devotion, the misunderstandings and mistakes that imperil his reputation, and the practical and moral dilemmas confronting the congregation and town leaders. Through episodes of crisis, rescue, and quiet heroism by friends and allies, the community confronts how it values faithful service and ultimately reassesses the place of a man who has given his life to others.

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Ellis Parker Butler

Ellis Parker Butler was an American author known for his humorous and satirical writing. He gained popularity in the early 20th century, contributing significantly to the genre of light fiction. His works often explore the quirks of everyday life and human nature, showcasing his wit and keen observation. One of his most notable stories, "Pigs is Pigs," exemplifies his ability to blend humor with social commentary. Butler's diverse range of writings includes novels, short stories, and essays, reflecting his versatility as a writer. His legacy continues to be appreciated by readers who enjoy clever and entertaining narratives.

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