Marjorie Dean, College Freshman

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Marjorie Dean, College Freshman

by Josephine Chase

EN·~5 hours·27 chapters

Chapters

27 total
1

MARJORIE DEAN, COLLEGE FRESHMAN - CHAPTER I.—A LONELY LOOKOUT.

7:19
2

CHAPTER II.—A TALK WITH CAPTAIN AND A SURPRISE.

14:54
3

CHAPTER III.—THE REAL RONNY.

11:50
4

CHAPTER IV—CONCERNING JEREMIAH.

18:29
5

CHAPTER V.—THE BREAKING UP OF THE OLD GUARD.

9:49
6

CHAPTER VI.—THE BOWKNOT OF AFFECTION.

12:44
7

CHAPTER VII.—ON THE THRESHOLD.

8:39
8

CHAPTER VIII.—THE FIVE TRAVELERS.

14:20
9

CHAPTER IX.—A DISAPPOINTMENT AND A FRIEND.

12:07
10

CHAPTER X.—AN AMIABLE SOPHOMORE.

11:13

Description

Marjorie Dean is a bright, upbeat teen perched on the edge of a new chapter. While a summer rain taps against the French windows of her family home, she watches the world go by, missing the laughter of the friends who’ve scattered to beaches and mountains. Her restless yearning for a letter from Jerry and the familiar buzz of her Lookout Club reveals a girl whose optimism is tinged with a gentle homesickness for the life she’s leaving behind.

Encouraged by her mother’s warm counsel, Marjorie begins to picture what college might feel like—new classmates, fresh responsibilities, and the thrill of stepping beyond the familiar streets of Sanford. The story captures her balancing act between cherished memories and the bright promise of freshman life, full of witty banter, family affection, and the small, hopeful adventures that signal her growth. Listeners will be drawn into Marjorie's relatable journey as she learns to turn longing into anticipation, setting the tone for the seasons to come.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (343K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank, Katherine Ward, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2011-07-25

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Josephine Chase

Josephine Chase

d. 1931

Best known for creating the popular Grace Harlowe books for girls, this early 20th-century American writer published lively school, college, travel, and adventure stories under pen names. Her work helped shape a generation of series fiction for young readers.

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