
MOLLY BROWN’S JUNIOR DAYS
ILLUSTRATIONS
Molly Brown’s Junior Days - CHAPTER I. DAUGHTERS OF WELLINGTON.
CHAPTER II. MINERVA HIGGINS.
CHAPTER III. IN THE CLOISTERS.
CHAPTER IV. A LITERARY EVENING.
CHAPTER V. VARIOUS HAPPENINGS.
CHAPTER VI. “THE BEST LAID SCHEMES.”
CHAPTER VII. A MIDNIGHT ADVENTURE.
CHAPTER VIII. COVERING THEIR TRACKS.
A fresh term at Wellington College begins in uproar. Six trunks, five parcels and even a piano flood the cramped dormitory, leaving the newly‑arrived Nance Oldham feeling like she’s been tossed into a whirlwind of belongings. As she wrestles with the chaos, the ancient stone corridors and polished wood panels remind her why the college feels like home, even as the unfamiliar clutter threatens to overwhelm.
Amid the bustle, Nance encounters Otoyo, a quiet Japanese student clutching a photograph and speaking in careful English. Their tentative conversation quickly blossoms into a friendship that bridges cultures, offering a glimpse of the supportive community that thrives behind Wellington’s lofty arches. Together they navigate the quirks of dorm life, the rumors about campus renovations, and the subtle dramas of junior year, setting the stage for a season of growth, humor, and unexpected alliances.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (266K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jul 12, 2011
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1878–1913
Best known for the early 1910s Molly Brown books, this American writer created upbeat college stories full of friendship, homesickness, and young independence. Her novels capture a lively picture of girls' fiction from the era just before World War I.
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