All-Wool Morrison By: Holman Day (1865-1935)
All-Wool Morrison by Holman Day is a gripping tale that takes readers on a journey back in time to the early 1900s, immersing them in the intricate world of the Maine logging industry. With vivid descriptions and authentic dialect, Day pulls readers into the life of Morrison, an unyielding and hardworking logger known for his strength and resilience. Set against the backdrop of rugged Maine wilderness, the story explores the challenges faced by loggers as they struggle to tame the untamed forest. Day's meticulous attention to detail brings the world of the loggers to life, making readers feel the biting cold and hear the echoes of axes biting into wood. His rich prose transports readers to a time when life was simple, yet demanding, requiring every ounce of physical and mental strength. All-Wool Morrison himself is a layered character, written with depth and complexity. Initially introduced as a rough and gruff man, he grows on the reader as the story progresses. Day skillfully peels back the layers of Morrison's personality, revealing a man with a soft heart and unwavering loyalty to his fellow loggers. The author explores themes of honor, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds formed in the face of adversity. The plot moves at a steady pace, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. Day weaves together various storylines seamlessly, resulting in a cohesive narrative that presents both the struggles and triumphs of the loggers. From battling harsh weather conditions to facing dangerous wildlife, the book offers a glimpse into the challenges and dangers of logging during this era. One of the standout aspects of All-Wool Morrison is the way Day captures the essence of the Maine dialect. The characters' dialogue is authentic and true to the time period, adding a layer of realism to the story. Through these colloquialisms, the author immerses readers in the logging community, allowing them to experience the camaraderie and close-knit relationships that developed among the loggers. While the book is certainly focused on the logging industry, it also delves into the complexities of human nature. Day explores themes of greed, power, and the clash between progress and tradition. These thematic elements provide depth to the narrative, elevating it beyond a simple adventure story. Overall, All-Wool Morrison is a captivating novel that offers readers a front-row seat to the struggles and triumphs of loggers in early 20th century Maine. Holman Day's vivid descriptions, well-developed characters, and authentic dialect combine to create a memorable reading experience. Whether you're interested in historical fiction, adventure, or stories of resilience, this book is sure to captivate and entertain. First Page: ALL WOOL MORRISON Time: Today Place: The United States Period of Action: Twenty four Hours by HOLMAN DAY Author of "The Rider of King Log" "The Red Lane" "King Spruce" "Where Your Treasure Is" To PERCIVAL P. BAXTER A Consistent and Courageous Champion in the Protection of "The People's White Coal." With the Author's Sincere Friendship and High Regard. CONTENTS I. HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE II. THE THREAT OF WHAT THE NIGHT MAY BRING III. THE MORRISON ASSUMES SOME CONTRACTS IV. ANSWERING THE FIRST ALARM V. THE MEN WHO WERE WAITING TO BE SHOWN VI. THE MAN'S WORD OF THE MAYOR OF MARION VII. THE THIN CRUST OVER BOILING LAVA VIII. A ROD IN PICKLE IX. MAKING IT A SQUARE BREAK X. A SENATOR SIZES UP A FOE XI. FLAREBACKS IN THE CASE OF LOVE AND A MOB XII. RIFLES RULE IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE XIII. THE LINE UP FORMS IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE XIV. THE IMPENDING SHAME OF A STATE XV. THE BOSS OF THE JOB XVI. THE CITY OF MARION SEEKS ITS MAYOR XVII. THE CAPITOL IN SHADOW XVIII. THE CAPITOL ALIGHT XIX. LANA CORSON HAS HER DOUBTS XX. IN THE COLD AND CANDID DAYLIGHT XXI. A WOMAN CHOOSES HER MATE All Wool Morrison I HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE On this crowded twenty four hour cross section of contemporary American life the curtain goes up at nine thirty o'clock of a January forenoon... Continue reading book >>

All-Wool Morrison By: Holman Day (1865-1935)

All-Wool Morrison by Holman Day is a gripping tale that takes readers on a journey back in time to the early 1900s, immersing them in the intricate world of the Maine logging industry. With vivid descriptions and authentic dialect, Day pulls readers into the life of Morrison, an unyielding and hardworking logger known for his strength and resilience.

Set against the backdrop of rugged Maine wilderness, the story explores the challenges faced by loggers as they struggle to tame the untamed forest. Day's meticulous attention to detail brings the world of the loggers to life, making readers feel the biting cold and hear the echoes of axes biting into wood. His rich prose transports readers to a time when life was simple, yet demanding, requiring every ounce of physical and mental strength.

All-Wool Morrison himself is a layered character, written with depth and complexity. Initially introduced as a rough and gruff man, he grows on the reader as the story progresses. Day skillfully peels back the layers of Morrison's personality, revealing a man with a soft heart and unwavering loyalty to his fellow loggers. The author explores themes of honor, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds formed in the face of adversity.

The plot moves at a steady pace, keeping readers engaged from start to finish. Day weaves together various storylines seamlessly, resulting in a cohesive narrative that presents both the struggles and triumphs of the loggers. From battling harsh weather conditions to facing dangerous wildlife, the book offers a glimpse into the challenges and dangers of logging during this era.

One of the standout aspects of All-Wool Morrison is the way Day captures the essence of the Maine dialect. The characters' dialogue is authentic and true to the time period, adding a layer of realism to the story. Through these colloquialisms, the author immerses readers in the logging community, allowing them to experience the camaraderie and close-knit relationships that developed among the loggers.

While the book is certainly focused on the logging industry, it also delves into the complexities of human nature. Day explores themes of greed, power, and the clash between progress and tradition. These thematic elements provide depth to the narrative, elevating it beyond a simple adventure story.

Overall, All-Wool Morrison is a captivating novel that offers readers a front-row seat to the struggles and triumphs of loggers in early 20th century Maine. Holman Day's vivid descriptions, well-developed characters, and authentic dialect combine to create a memorable reading experience. Whether you're interested in historical fiction, adventure, or stories of resilience, this book is sure to captivate and entertain.

First Page:

ALL WOOL MORRISON

Time: Today Place: The United States

Period of Action: Twenty four Hours

by HOLMAN DAY

Author of "The Rider of King Log" "The Red Lane" "King Spruce" "Where Your Treasure Is"

PERCIVAL P. BAXTER

A Consistent and Courageous Champion in the Protection of "The People's White Coal." With the Author's Sincere Friendship and High Regard.

CONTENTS

I. HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE II. THE THREAT OF WHAT THE NIGHT MAY BRING III. THE MORRISON ASSUMES SOME CONTRACTS IV. ANSWERING THE FIRST ALARM V. THE MEN WHO WERE WAITING TO BE SHOWN VI. THE MAN'S WORD OF THE MAYOR OF MARION VII. THE THIN CRUST OVER BOILING LAVA VIII. A ROD IN PICKLE IX. MAKING IT A SQUARE BREAK X. A SENATOR SIZES UP A FOE XI. FLAREBACKS IN THE CASE OF LOVE AND A MOB XII. RIFLES RULE IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE XIII. THE LINE UP FORMS IN THE PEOPLE'S HOUSE XIV. THE IMPENDING SHAME OF A STATE XV. THE BOSS OF THE JOB XVI. THE CITY OF MARION SEEKS ITS MAYOR XVII. THE CAPITOL IN SHADOW XVIII. THE CAPITOL ALIGHT XIX. LANA CORSON HAS HER DOUBTS XX. IN THE COLD AND CANDID DAYLIGHT XXI. A WOMAN CHOOSES HER MATE

All Wool Morrison

HOW "THE MORRISON" BROKE ST. RONAN'S RULE

On this crowded twenty four hour cross section of contemporary American life the curtain goes up at nine thirty o'clock of a January forenoon... Continue reading book >>

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