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Dorothy's Triumph
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- Gutenberg ID
- 28221
- Title
- Dorothy's Triumph
- Language
- en
- Book source
- Project Gutenberg
- Description max 80 words
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A heartwarming tale of resilience and artistic triumph, this novel follows Dorothy Calvert as she returns from a Canadian school to face financial troubles at her ancestral home. With the help of loyal friends and a dedicated music master, she overcomes stage fright to deliver a spectacular concert in New York, securing a future that saves her family's estate.
- Summary up to 500 words
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In Evelyn Raymond's *Dorothy's Triumph*, spirited young violinist Dorothy Calvert returns from a Canadian school to her Baltimore home, Old Bellvieu, only to find her wealthy aunt, Mrs. Calvert, deeply worried about the estate's financial instability. Upon arrival, Dorothy discovers that her uncle's nephew, Len, has fled his abusive guardian. Along with friends Jim Barlow and Gerald Blank, Dorothy devises a daring plan to hide Len while a sheriff searches for him, successfully protecting the boy until they can safely return to the city. The narrative then shifts to a high-stakes concert in New York organized by manager Mr. Ludlow and conducted by the renowned Herr Deichenberg. Despite severe nerves and a paralyzing fear of public scrutiny, Dorothy takes the stage. Her performance of Rubenstein's 'Barcarole' captivates the audience, transforming her anxiety into inspiration. She receives a thunderous ovation, plays an encore, and performs a medley of Southern airs that deeply moves the crowd. Following this triumphant evening, Dorothy signs a lucrative contract for a nationwide tour. Realizing her aunt's dire financial situation, Dorothy uses her earnings to pay off debts and save Old Bellvieu from foreclosure. The story concludes with Dorothy having secured her future as a celebrated artist, having turned a night of terror into a life-defining triumph. The novel explores themes of courage, loyalty, and the redemptive power of art, highlighting Dorothy's growth from a homesick girl into a confident performer who saves her family through her talent and determination.
- LLM editorial rating
- 4.2/5
- Download URL
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/28221.epub.noimages
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Authors
- Evelyn Raymond
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Categories
- Fiction
- Young Adult
- Music