The Jolliest School of All
I. Off to Italy
II. The Villa Camellia
III. Hail, Columbia!
IV. A Secret Sorority
V. Fairy Godmothers, Limited
VI. Among the Olive Groves
VII. Lorna's Enemy
VIII. At Pompeii
IX. Reprisals
X. The School Carnival
XI. Up Vesuvius
XII. Tar and Feathers
XIII. Peachy's Pranks
XIV. The Villa Bleue
XV. Peachy's Birthday
XVI. Concerning Juniors
XVII. The Anglo-Saxon League
XVIII. Greek Temples
XIX. In Capri
XX. The Cameron Clan
XXI. The Blue Grotto
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The Jolliest School of All
I. Off to Italy
II. The Villa Camellia
III. Hail, Columbia!
IV. A Secret Sorority
V. Fairy Godmothers, Limited
VI. Among the Olive Groves
VII. Lorna's Enemy
VIII. At Pompeii
IX. Reprisals
X. The School Carnival
XI. Up Vesuvius
XII. Tar and Feathers
XIII. Peachy's Pranks
XIV. The Villa Bleue
XV. Peachy's Birthday
XVI. Concerning Juniors
XVII. The Anglo-Saxon League
XVIII. Greek Temples
XIX. In Capri
XX. The Cameron Clan
XXI. The Blue Grotto
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The Jolliest School of All

The Jolliest School of All

by Angela Brazil
The Jolliest School of All

The Jolliest School of All

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I. Off to Italy
II. The Villa Camellia
III. Hail, Columbia!
IV. A Secret Sorority
V. Fairy Godmothers, Limited
VI. Among the Olive Groves
VII. Lorna's Enemy
VIII. At Pompeii
IX. Reprisals
X. The School Carnival
XI. Up Vesuvius
XII. Tar and Feathers
XIII. Peachy's Pranks
XIV. The Villa Bleue
XV. Peachy's Birthday
XVI. Concerning Juniors
XVII. The Anglo-Saxon League
XVIII. Greek Temples
XIX. In Capri
XX. The Cameron Clan
XXI. The Blue Grotto

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150591769
Publisher: Bronson Tweed Publishing
Publication date: 08/22/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 637 KB

About the Author

Angela Brazil (pronounced "brazzle") (30 November 1868 � 13 March 1947) was one of the first British writers of "modern schoolgirls' stories", written from the characters' point of view and intended primarily as entertainment rather than moral instruction.[1] In the first half of the twentieth century she published nearly 50 books of girls' fiction, the vast majority being boarding school stories. She also published numerous short stories in magazines.
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