Mrs. Red Pepper by Grece S. Richmond
Mrs. Red Pepper is a novel written by Grece S. Richmond that tells the story of a woman named Mrs. Red Pepper who lives in a small town and runs a successful business selling spicy peppers. The book follows her journey as she navigates through various challenges, including financial difficulties, personal relationships, and family conflicts. Along the way, Mrs. Red Pepper learns valuable lessons about perseverance, resilience, and the importance of community support.
By Grece S. Richmond · First published 1904 · Genre: Romance, Domestic Fiction, Drama · 18 chapters · 93,928 words
First lines
The Green Imp, long, low and powerful, carrying besides its two passengers a motor trunk, a number of bulky parcels, and a full share of mud, drew to one side of the road. The fifth April shower of the afternoon was on, although it was barely three o'clock.
Redfield Pepper Burns, physician and surgeon, descended from the car, a brawny figure in an enveloping gray motoring coat. He wore no hat upon his heavy crop of coppery red hair -- somewhere under the seat his cap was abandoned, as usual. His face was brown with tan -- a strong, fine face, with dark-lashed hazel eyes alight under thick, dark eyebrows. From head to foot he was a rather striking personality.
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- Work type: Novel
- Author: Grece S. Richmond
- Date: 1904 CE
- Language: English
- Genres: Romance, Domestic Fiction, Drama, Historical Fiction
- Length: 93,928 words
- Structure: 18 chapters, 1,752 paragraphs
- Reading fit: Easy (6th Grade)
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Genres
- Romance — The book primarily focuses on romantic relationships and emotional connections between characters.
- Domestic Fiction — The narrative explores family life and domestic settings, emphasizing personal and familial relationships.
- Drama — The story contains dramatic elements, including emotional conflicts and character development.
- Historical Fiction — The setting and context reflect a specific historical period, influencing the characters and plot.
Tags
adventure · friendship · family · romance · humor · drama · nature · community · self-discovery · cooking · relationships · small town
Contents
- Wholly Given over to Sentiment
- The Way to Attain an End
- Burns does his Duty
- A Red Head
- More than One Opinion
- Broken Steel Wires
- Points of View
- Under the Apple Tree
- A Practical Artist
- A Runaway Road
- After Dinner
- A Challenge
- A Crisis
- Before the Lens
- Flashlights
- In February
- From the Beginning
- The Country Surgeon