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Dominie Dean: A Novel is a work of fiction written by Ellis Parker Butler. The story is set in a small town in the United States, and it follows the life of Dominie Dean, a schoolteacher who is loved by all of his students. Dominie Dean is a kind and gentle man who is dedicated... Read Full Overview

"Dominie Dean" from Ellis Parker Butler. American author (1869-1937).

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Reproduction of the original: Dominie Dean by Ellis Parker Butler

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Dominie Dean

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DAVID DEAN caught his first glimpse of 'Thusia Fragg from the deck of the "Mary K" steamboat at the moment when-a fledgling minister-he ended his long voyage down the Ohio and up the Mississippi and was ready to step on Riverbank soil for the first time.