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Third Violet

The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art.

Podcast · By Stephen Crane · English · Official site

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Aug 24, 2026
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Aug 5, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Lucian's Dialogues Volume 3 The Dialogues of the Dead-Lucian of Samosata (opens the original)

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    The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art. Through a tapestry of incidental dialogue and subtle incidents, Crane provides us with an intimate glimpse into the evolving relationship between the passionate artist Billie Hawker and the perplexed upper-class woman, Grace Fanhall. As their courtship unfolds, Crane artfully examines the vast divides that separate men and women, rura

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Clandestine Marriage-George Colman the Elder, David Garrick (opens the original)

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    The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art. Through a tapestry of incidental dialogue and subtle incidents, Crane provides us with an intimate glimpse into the evolving relationship between the passionate artist Billie Hawker and the perplexed upper-class woman, Grace Fanhall. As their courtship unfolds, Crane artfully examines the vast divides that separate men and women, rura

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Curse of Capistrano (Dramatic Reading)-Johnston McCulley (opens the original)

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    The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art. Through a tapestry of incidental dialogue and subtle incidents, Crane provides us with an intimate glimpse into the evolving relationship between the passionate artist Billie Hawker and the perplexed upper-class woman, Grace Fanhall. As their courtship unfolds, Crane artfully examines the vast divides that separate men and women, rura

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Lesley Castle (Dramatic Reading)-Jane Austen (opens the original)

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    The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art. Through a tapestry of incidental dialogue and subtle incidents, Crane provides us with an intimate glimpse into the evolving relationship between the passionate artist Billie Hawker and the perplexed upper-class woman, Grace Fanhall. As their courtship unfolds, Crane artfully examines the vast divides that separate men and women, rura

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Anne of the Island (Dramatic Reading)-Lucy Maud Montgomery (opens the original)

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    The Third Violet marks a refreshing departure from Stephen Cranes earlier works, offering a delightful summer romance that explores themes of love, class, and art. Through a tapestry of incidental dialogue and subtle incidents, Crane provides us with an intimate glimpse into the evolving relationship between the passionate artist Billie Hawker and the perplexed upper-class woman, Grace Fanhall. As their courtship unfolds, Crane artfully examines the vast divides that separate men and women, rura

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