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A Bunch of Cherries: A Story of Cherry Court School
This story revolves around the lives of young girls at Cherry Court School, particularly focusing on the protagonist, Kitty Sharston, as she navigates challenges and friendships in her educational environment.
"A Bunch of Cherries: A Story of Cherry Court School" by L. T. Meade is a novel. This story revolves around the lives of young girls at Cherry Court School, particularly focusing on the protagonist, Kitty Sharston, as she navigates challenges and friendships in her educational environment.
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The house was long and low and rambling. In parts at least it must have been quite a hundred years old, and even the modern portion was not built according to the ideas of the present day, for in 1870 people were not so aesthetic as they are now, and the lines of beauty and grace were not considered all essential to happiness.
So even the new part of the house had square rooms destitute of ornament, and the papers were small in pattern and without any artistic designs, and the windows were square and straight, and the ceilings were somewhat low.
Contents
- 01A Bunch of Cherries.
- 02Chapter I.
- 03The School.
- 04Chapter II.
- 05The Girls.
- 06Chapter III.
- 07The Telegram.
- 08Chapter IV.
- 09Sir John's Great Scheme.
- 10Chapter V.
- 11Florence.
- 12Chapter VI.
- 13Kitty and Her Father.
- 14Chapter VII.
- 15Cherry-Colored Ribbons.
- 16Chapter VIII.
- 17The Letter.
- 18Chapter IX.
- 19The Little Mummy.
- 20Chapter X.
- 21Aunt Susan.
- 22Chapter XI.
- 23"I Always Admired Frankness."
- 24Chapter XII.
- 25The Fairy Box.
- 26Chapter XIII.
- 27An Invitation.
- 28Chapter XIV.
- 29At the Park.
- 30Chapter XV.
- 31The Pupil Teacher.
- 32Chapter XVI.
- 33Temptation
- 34Chapter XVII.
- 35The Fall.
- 36Chapter XVIII.
- 37The Guests Arrive.
- 38Chapter Six.
- 39Tit for Tat.
- 40Chapter XX.
- 41"The Hills for Ever."
- 42Chapter XXI.
- 43The Sting of the Serpent.
- 44Chapter XXII.
- 45The Voice of God.
About this edition
- Author
- L. T. Meade
- Language
- English
- Era
- Modern (c. 1800–1945)
- Reading level
- Intermediate: some philosophy helps
- Formats
- EPUB, PDF
- Length
- 229 pages
- This edition
- Modern Philosophers
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