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Chris and the Wonderful Lamp

Name: Chris and the Wonderful Lamp
Author: Albert Stearns

Albert Stearns

Read by Christine Rottger, Christine Bowden, Winnifred Assmann, Donald Warren and HelloCentral · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

Chapters

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Chris Wagstaff Makes a Purchase, and Finds that He Has Gotten More Than His Money's Worth (20:17)
The Genie Proves Himself the Slave of Duty as Well as of the Lamp, to the Serious Embarrassment of Chris (14:47)
The Moral Depravity of the Genie Becomes Painfully Apparent (18:12)
The Genie Has an Exciting Day, and Manifests Symptoms of Fatigue and Rebellion (16:45)
Chris Takes Medical Advice and a Long Walk (17:59)
The Genie Is Given an Opportunity for Practice, of which He Avails Himself with Startling Results (25:02)
Both Dr. Ingalls and the Genie Offer Advice, and Chris Starts on a Journey (22:03)
Chris Has a Change of Scene, and the Genie a Change of Masters (20:14)
The Dusenbury Nine and the Lincolnville Ten Play a Remarkable Game of Base-Ball (25:48)
Chris and the Genie Put Their Heads Together (22:01)
The Genie Makes His Debut as a Prestidigitator (23:00)
The Genie Makes a Discovery, and Profits by It (21:07)