An edition of The Open Gate (1943)

The open gate

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An edition of The Open Gate (1943)

The open gate

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A New York City family accidentally buys a farm at auction, and the paternal grandmother persuades them to stay and make a living at farming. The two children, 12-year-old Dick and 8-year-old Janet, befriend Andy, a boy who lives on a neighboring farm with his grandparents (his parents were killed when he was a baby), and the whole family learns to love rural life and making a living from the soil.

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English
Pages
280

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Cover of: The open gate.
The open gate.
1972, Cedric Chivers
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Cover of: The open gate
The open gate
1943, Viking Press
in English
Cover of: The open gate
The open gate
1943, Viking Press, Junior Literary Guild
in English

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New York

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Library of Congress
PZ7.S48 Op

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Pagination
280 p. :
Number of pages
280

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Open Library
OL6462765M
LCCN
43051325
OCLC/WorldCat
9171846
Library Thing
1955595

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