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A Sweet Girl Graduate

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The narrative follows a young woman who leaves a modest home to begin studies at a women's college, tracing her adjustment from anxious departure through the pleasures and trials of freshers' life. Episodic chapters depict friendships, small domestic scenes, chapel and lecture routines, social events and parties, rivalries and conspiracies, encounters with art and fashion, and a puzzling mysterious episode that tests character. Through descriptive vignettes of college rooms, confidences, and community rituals, the story charts gradual moral growth, practical concerns, and the settling of ambitions as the heroine navigates belonging, responsibility, and early adulthood.

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Title: A Sweet Girl Graduate

Author: L. T. Meade

Release date: January 1, 2004 [eBook #4989]
Most recently updated: September 4, 2021

Language: English

Credits: Jim Weiler, xooqi.com

*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK A SWEET GIRL GRADUATE ***

A Sweet Girl Graduate

by Mrs. L. T. Meade

1891


Contents

CHAPTER I. GOING OUT INTO THE WORLD
CHAPTER II. THE DELIGHTS OF BEING A FRESHER
CHAPTER III. AN UNWILLING “AT HOME”
CHAPTER IV. AN EAVESDROPPER
CHAPTER V. WHY PRISCILLA PEEL WENT TO ST. BENET’S
CHAPTER VI. COLLEGE LIFE
CHAPTER VII. IN MISS OLIPHANT’S ROOM
CHAPTER VIII. THE KINDEST AND MOST COMFORTING WAY
CHAPTER IX. A NEW LIFE
CHAPTER X. ST. HILDA’S CHAPEL
CHAPTER XI. CONSPIRATORS
CHAPTER XII. A GOOD THING TO BE YOUNG
CHAPTER XIII. CAUGHT IN A TRAP
CHAPTER XIV. IN THE ELLIOT-SMITH’S DRAWING-ROOM
CHAPTER XV. POLLY SINGLETON
CHAPTER XVI. PRETTY LITTLE ROSALIND
CHAPTER XVII. SEALSKIN AND PINK CORAL
CHAPTER XVIII. A BLACK SELF AND A WHITE SELF
CHAPTER XIX. IN MISS ECCLESTON’S SITTING-ROOM
CHAPTER XX. A PAINTER
CHAPTER XXI. “I DETEST IT”
CHAPTER XXII. A BLACK SATIN JACKET
CHAPTER XXIII. THE FASHION OF THE DAY
CHAPTER XXIV. TWO EXTREMES
CHAPTER XXV. A MYSTERIOUS EPISODE
CHAPTER XXVI. IN THE ANTE-CHAPEL OF ST. HILDA’S
CHAPTER XXVII. BEAUTIFUL ANNABEL LEE
CHAPTER XXVIII. “COME AND KILL THE BOGIE”
CHAPTER XXIX. AT THE ELLIOT-SMITHS PARTY
CHAPTER XXX. “IF I HAD KNOWN YOU SOONER”
CHAPTER XXXI. A MESSAGE
CHAPTER XXXII. “THE PRINCESS”
CONCLUSION