Peggy in Her Blue Frock

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Peggy in Her Blue Frock

by Eliza Orne White

EN·~3 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total
1

I. THE MOVING

7:28
2

CHAPTER II - A CAT IN A STRANGE GARRET

10:00
3

CHAPTER III - WHY PEGGY WORE BLUE FROCKS

12:21
4

CHAPTER IV - PEGGY GOES FOR A YEAST-CAKE

16:09
5

CHAPTER V - AT CLARA’S HOUSE

9:49
6

CHAPTER VI - DIANA

7:42
7

CHAPTER VII - THE CANARY-BIRD

11:59
8

CHAPTER VIII - THE REWARD

5:32
9

CHAPTER IX - CHOOSING A KITTEN

10:51
10

CHAPTER X - THE WILD GARDEN

11:56

Description

Peggy is a bright, restless girl whose boundless energy turns a simple house‑moving into a small adventure. As her family packs up the old, spacious home where they were raised, they are also coping with the loss of their father—a country doctor who died in the war. The arrival of a new physician promises to fill the empty practice, while their grandmother from New York offers Peggy a chance at a better education if the family can make the transition work.

Against the backdrop of a bleak March garden and a shy cat named Lady Jane Grey, Peggy’s curiosity about the future grows. She loves the lively world outside dolls and daydreams about the cherry tree she’ll soon see, the vegetables she’ll help tend, and the new school that might open doors for her. As the boxes are labeled and the old books sorted, the children stand on the brink of change, eager to discover what lies beyond the familiar walls of their former home.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (179K 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

2007-03-16

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Eliza Orne White

Eliza Orne White

1856–1947

Remembered for warm, lively stories for children and adults alike, this New England writer published more than 40 books over a long career. Her best-known work, "The Story of a Red Deer," helped make her a familiar name to young readers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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