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Andy Grant's Pluck

Stories of Success
By: Horatio Alger
Narrated by: Ben Gillman
Length: 5 hrs and 33 mins
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Andy Grant is forced to drop out of Penhurst Academy in order to help his father on the farm. Accepting this, Andy returns home to and decides to form his own fate. With the help of a wealthy benefactor, Andy moves from his small town and is lead through work and travels across the country.

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