Money comes to Cap'n Dan's family: Usually a good thing, the money proves to be the cause of misery, alienation and quite a bit of humor. Captain Dan Dot moves from his long time home in Trumet (on the Cape), to a large fancy inherited home in Scarford. The captain does not want to move, his wife does, as she believes she is destined for high society. Selfish relatives, dishonest servants and self-seeking socialites, make things intolerable. At sea, the captain was a man in charge, On land his wife (who he loves) steers the course. Is all lost? Let's not forget Cap'n Dans daughter. Another of Lincoln's delightful stories of a retired sea captain on the Cape and his love of the simple life and family, and his struggles to overcome adversity.
樂天KOBO
