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The Princess of the School

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First published
1920
Pages
223

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  1. The Ingleton Family

    16:25

  2. A Stolen Joy-ride

    25:57

  3. A Valentine Party

    21:09

  4. Disinherited

    18:16

  5. The New Owner

    15:53

  6. Princess Carmel

    16:46

  7. An Old Greek Idyll

    16:56

  8. Wood Nymphs

    19:21

  9. The Open Road

    24:15

  10. A Meeting

    25:47

  11. A Secret Society

    15:08

  12. White Magic

    16:51

  13. The Money-makers

    24:50

  14. All in a Mist

    16:36

  15. On the High Seas

    18:01

  16. The Casa Bianca

    19:30

  17. Sicilian Cousins

    18:14

  18. A Night of Adventure

    21:26

  19. At Palermo

    13:01

  20. Old England

    15:25

  21. Carmel's Kingdom

    17:11

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About this book

Angela Brazil built her career on the girls' boarding-school story, and this 1920 novel shows the formula working at full stretch. Sisters Lilias and Dulcie Ingleton board at Chilcombe Hall, a small school of twenty pupils run on determinedly artistic lines, but the important business happens at home. Their parents went down with the Titanic, and they live at Cheverley Chase with their grandfather and their brother Everard, who assumes the estate will one day be his. The grandfather's death proves otherwise. His will hands Cheverley Chase to Leslie, the child of his elder son Tristram, and the family's assumption that Leslie must be a boy collapses when a cousin raised in Sicily arrives. Brazil is less interested in the legal puzzle than in how the girls absorb the newcomer.

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Angela Brazil

Angela Brazil 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. In the first half of the 20th century she published nearly 50 books of girls' fiction, the vast majority being boarding school stories.

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Book facts

First published
1920
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
223
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Belinda McReynolds, ShrimpPhish, VORich24 and others