Jean Cabot at Ashton

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Jean Cabot at Ashton

by Gertrude Fisher Scott

EN·~6 hours·20 chapters

Chapters

20 total
1

Contents

0:38
2

Illustrations

0:31
3

CHAPTER I THE DAY BEFORE

12:53
4

CHAPTER II HOW IT LOOKED ON WEDNESDAY

16:48
5

CHAPTER III FIRST IMPRESSIONS

19:11
6

CHAPTER IV THE FRESHMAN RECEPTION

30:05
7

CHAPTER V INITIATION

24:56
8

CHAPTER VI THE HARVARD-YALE GAME

25:12
9

CHAPTER VII THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS

29:31
10

CHAPTER VIII THE CORAL BEADS

13:16

Description

Jean Cabot steps off the train in New York, heart still echoing the familiar chatter of her West‑coast family. Bound for Ashton College, a modest school just outside Boston, she carries the expectations of a protective brother, a grieving mother, and a lineage of well‑meaning aunts. Though the journey has prepared her with practical advice, the young woman feels the pull of California’s open skies, her horse‑riding days, and the comfort of home as she faces the unknown halls of academia.

At Ashton, fresh faces and bustling traditions await—freshman receptions, spirited games, and the promise of new friendships. Jean’s curiosity about whether she’s here to please her family or to carve her own path drives her through the early days of lectures, social gatherings, and the subtle dance of college life. Listeners will find a vivid portrait of a young woman caught between the familiar and the unfamiliar, discovering what it truly means to begin anew in a world far from the desert horizon she left behind.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (364K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2016-11-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Gertrude Fisher Scott

Known for the Jean Cabot books, this early 20th-century writer created lively stories about school, travel, and growing up. Her work gives a warm glimpse of young women’s lives in the 1910s.

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