Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge

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Miss Pat at Artemis Lodge

by Pemberton Ginther

EN·~3 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total
1

CHAPTER I - MISS PAT ARRIVES

15:13
2

CHAPTER II - BRUCE'S SURPRISE PARTY

16:12
3

CHAPTER III - THE TEA-ROOM AT ARTEMIS LODGE

17:50
4

CHAPTER IV - TANCREDI'S TWO PUPILS

12:31
5

CHAPTER V - ROSAMOND INSISTS

14:33
6

CHAPTER VI - PATRICIA MAKES ANOTHER FRIEND

17:51
7

CHAPTER VII - A DINNER FOR TWO

14:32
8

CHAPTER VIII - PATRICIA RECEIVES AN INVITATION

13:52
9

CHAPTER IX - ROSAMOND'S FRIEND

13:02
10

CHAPTER X - MISS PAT PLAYS NURSE

14:25

Description

When Miss Pat steps off the carriage into the winter‑filled square of Greycroft, the whole studio buzzes with anticipation. Judith and her sister Elinor, the quiet observers, watch from their high windows, their conversation a mix of admiration and gentle teasing about Pat’s boundless enthusiasm. The scene unfolds in a cozy, snow‑kissed town where art, music, and everyday chores intertwine, and every arrival feels like a small celebration.

Pat’s exuberant personality lights up the room as she greets old friends Bruce, Mrs. Spicer, and the rest of the household, her laughter echoing against the fire‑lit walls. Beneath the merriment lies a tender glimpse of her dreams—to become a singing student after years of juggling chicken farms, sculpture, and candy‑making. Listeners are invited to share in the warmth of community, the sparkle of youthful ambition, and the quiet hope that a single spirited visitor can turn ordinary moments into something memorable.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (222K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2007-08-05

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

PG

Pemberton Ginther

1869–1959

Better known by the pen name Pemberton Ginther, this Philadelphia-born writer brought an artist’s eye to her fiction for girls. She was also a painter, illustrator, and stained-glass designer, which helps explain the vivid, visual feel of her books.

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