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| Robbie Hewitt wants to get in as much living as he can between 1899 and 1900. He doesn't care that his antics leave his preacher father and the citizens of Leonardstown, Vermont, heartily unimpressed. But his high spirits and temper eventually entangle him in a dangerous scheme. |
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A new century is fast approaching ...... but will the year 1900 mean the end of the world, as some say) Robbie Hewitt isn't certain. What he does know is that he wants to get in as much living as possible between now and the new year, just in case-which includes running Mabel Cramm's bloomers up the flagpole on Decoration Day, and taking a ride in a real motorcar. Robbie doesn't care that his antics leave his preacher father and the upstanding citizens of Leonardstown, Vermont, heartily unimpressed. But when his high spirits and hot temper entangle him in a scheme that damages far more than his father's reputation, Robbie must choose whether to take responsibility for his actions -- a decision that holds the life of a man in the balance. A new century is fast approaching ...... but will the year 1900 mean the end of the world, as some say) Robbie Hewitt isn't certain. What he does know is that he wants to get in as much living as possible between now and the new year, just in case-which includes running Mabel Cramm's bloomers up the flagpole on Decoration Day, and taking a ride in a real motorcar. Robbie doesn't care that his antics leave his preacher father and the upstanding citizens of Leonardstown, Vermont, heartily unimpressed. But when his high spirits and hot temper entangle him in a scheme that damages far more than his father's reputation, Robbie must choose whether to take responsibility for his actions -- a decision that holds the life of a man in the balance. |
It's the year 1899, and according to the church where Robert's father preaches, the end of the world is coming. Robert's dealing with other things that are much more important than that--he's sure his father loves his younger brother more than he loves Robert, and wants to distance himself from his father's religious beliefs. His world is closing in on him--and fast. How can he change his life to make himself a happier person?













