The Ransom of Red Chief
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[United States] : Brook Forest Voices, 2019.
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First published in The Saturday Evening Post, The Ransom of Red Chief is a humorous short story written in 1910 by O. Henry. A pair of con men kidnap and attempt to ransom a prominent Alabama citizen's son. Immediately they find themselves at the mercy of a particularly spoiled and clever boy who begins driving them mad. The ironic ending remains the story's most enduring feature.

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English
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9781941105566, 1941105564
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UG
Level 6.4, 1 Points

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Read by Michael Pearl.
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First published in The Saturday Evening Post, The Ransom of Red Chief is a humorous short story written in 1910 by O. Henry. A pair of con men kidnap and attempt to ransom a prominent Alabama citizen's son. Immediately they find themselves at the mercy of a particularly spoiled and clever boy who begins driving them mad. The ironic ending remains the story's most enduring feature.
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Henry, O., & Pearl, M. (2019). The Ransom of Red Chief. Unabridged. Brook Forest Voices.

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Henry, O. and Michael, Pearl. 2019. The Ransom of Red Chief. Brook Forest Voices.

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Henry, O. and Michael, Pearl, The Ransom of Red Chief. Brook Forest Voices, 2019.

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Henry, O., and Michael Pearl. The Ransom of Red Chief. Unabridged. Brook Forest Voices, 2019.

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