For the Sake of the School

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For the Sake of the School

by Angela Brazil

EN·~5 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total
1

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0:28
2

Contents

18:39
3

CHAPTER II - A Friend from the Bush

16:58
4

CHAPTER III - Round the Camp-fire

20:38
5

CHAPTER IV - A Blackberry Foray

21:29
6

CHAPTER V - On Sufferance

12:53
7

CHAPTER VI - Quits

14:40
8

CHAPTER VII - The Cuckoo's Progress

23:53
9

CHAPTER VIII - The "Stunt"

18:49
10

CHAPTER IX - A January Picnic

18:25

Description

A bustling railway platform becomes a whirlwind of school hats, giggles and hurried goodbyes as a troop of girls prepares for the term at The Woodlands. The scene crackles with the clatter of luggage, the shrill cry of the book‑stall boy and the impatient chatter of friends trying to spot one another among the crowd. As the train lurches forward, the landscape rolls past—grey castles, white‑washed towns and mist‑crowned mountains—fueling their excitement for the new school year.

Among the lively group, Ulyth Stanton can’t hide her enthusiasm about a special newcomer: Rona Mitchell, a girl arriving from New Zealand who will be her roommate. The girls trade sweets, jokes and whispered plans, already imagining the adventures and challenges that await them in the school’s hallowed halls. Their camaraderie and the promise of fresh faces set the tone for a term full of mischief, learning and the timeless thrill of boarding school life.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (339K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2007-03-03

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Angela Brazil

Angela Brazil

1869–1947

A hugely popular writer of school stories, she helped shape the modern girls’ boarding-school novel with lively plots, friendships, pranks, and a stronger sense of independence than earlier books in the genre. Her stories were beloved by young readers in the early 20th century and remained widely read for years afterward.

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