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Adrienne and the Chalet School

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Series Book 53 - Chalet School
“Then you understand, my daughter.” Rev. Mother gave Sœur Marie-Cécile one of her piercing looks. “You will not leave that place without this girl. From all that Père Soulanger has told me, it is the last place in which one would wish to leave a young girl. Sœur Monique will accompany you: Jules, also, that he may drive the car, help with the baggage, and enable you to feel that you are not ... Read more

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“Then you understand, my daughter.” Rev. Mother gave Sœur Marie-Cécile one of her piercing looks. “You will not leave that place without this girl. From all that Père Soulanger has told me, it is the last place in which one would wish to leave a young girl. Sœur Monique will accompany you: Jules, also, that he may drive the car, help with the baggage, and enable you to feel that you are not
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The Chalet School Wins the Trick

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 46 - Chalet School
Rosalie Dene always vowed that it was she who had begun it, though she had certainly never intended it.Rosalie was one of the oldest of the Old Girls of the Chalet School, a fact of which she was privately very proud. She had also been school secretary since she was twenty. As a result, there wasn’t much about the school that she didn’t know, to quote her old chum and schoolfellow, Joey Maynard ... Read more

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Rosalie Dene always vowed that it was she who had begun it, though she had certainly never intended it.Rosalie was one of the oldest of the Old Girls of the Chalet School, a fact of which she was privately very proud. She had also been school secretary since she was twenty. As a result, there wasn’t much about the school that she didn’t know, to quote her old chum and schoolfellow, Joey Maynard
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Challenge for the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 55 - Chalet School
The Head finished speaking. Her three listeners sat on in frozen silence for the moment. They could scarcely believe their ears. Finally Margot, youngest of the Maynard triplets, broke it. She was usually the one first off the mark.“Auntie Hilda, do you really mean that?” she asked incredulously.Miss Annersley nodded, “I do.”“But—but what’s to become of us—the school, I mean?”“You will go on as ... Read more

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The Head finished speaking. Her three listeners sat on in frozen silence for the moment. They could scarcely believe their ears. Finally Margot, youngest of the Maynard triplets, broke it. She was usually the one first off the mark.“Auntie Hilda, do you really mean that?” she asked incredulously.Miss Annersley nodded, “I do.”“But—but what’s to become of us—the school, I mean?”“You will go on as
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Summer Term at the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 54 - Chalet School
“Oh, excuse me, please, but—but I think you must be my Aunt Joey Bettany!”At this startling statement from a total stranger, Joey Maynard stopped dead in her headlong rush down Oxford Street and swung round to face the speaker. She saw a slender child of twelve or thirteen whose big blue eyes were looking straight up into her own black ones with an eager trust that, as she said later, made her ... Read more

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“Oh, excuse me, please, but—but I think you must be my Aunt Joey Bettany!”At this startling statement from a total stranger, Joey Maynard stopped dead in her headlong rush down Oxford Street and swung round to face the speaker. She saw a slender child of twelve or thirteen whose big blue eyes were looking straight up into her own black ones with an eager trust that, as she said later, made her
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A Future Chalet School Girl

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 47 - Chalet School
“But I still don’t see why I must leave St. Katharine’s,” Mélanie said rebelliously.“My dear girl, if I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a score of times,” her aunt said, giving her an exasperated look. “Uncle Oliver has been chosen for this good appointment, which is a chance in a thousand. He can’t pass it by, even if it does mean that we must go to live in Switzerland. He has accepted it and we ... Read more

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“But I still don’t see why I must leave St. Katharine’s,” Mélanie said rebelliously.“My dear girl, if I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a score of times,” her aunt said, giving her an exasperated look. “Uncle Oliver has been chosen for this good appointment, which is a chance in a thousand. He can’t pass it by, even if it does mean that we must go to live in Switzerland. He has accepted it and we
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The Feud in the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 48 - Chalet School
If Miss Holroyd had never decided to move her school: if some careless idiot had not tossed a smouldering cigarette-end on to the grass that was dry as tinder: if Miriam Ashley had been a person of humbler mind and less obstinacy: if above all, the Middles hadn’t been like most Middles, young demons when roused: if, in fact, most things had been different, this story would not have been written.It ... Read more

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If Miss Holroyd had never decided to move her school: if some careless idiot had not tossed a smouldering cigarette-end on to the grass that was dry as tinder: if Miriam Ashley had been a person of humbler mind and less obstinacy: if above all, the Middles hadn’t been like most Middles, young demons when roused: if, in fact, most things had been different, this story would not have been written.It
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The Coming-of-Age of the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 39 - Chalet School
“Oh, there you are, Mary-Lou! Had decent hols?”Mary-Lou Trelawney, standing near the big entrance door to the Chalet School and snuffing the fresh mountain air with keen enjoyment, turned with a start at the sound of a well-known voice, and her blue eyes lit up with a warm welcome. “Oh, Vi! And Barbara, too! What fun! But how on earth did you get here so early? Don’t say the coaches have arrived, ... Read more

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“Oh, there you are, Mary-Lou! Had decent hols?”Mary-Lou Trelawney, standing near the big entrance door to the Chalet School and snuffing the fresh mountain air with keen enjoyment, turned with a start at the sound of a well-known voice, and her blue eyes lit up with a warm welcome. “Oh, Vi! And Barbara, too! What fun! But how on earth did you get here so early? Don’t say the coaches have arrived,
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The School at the Chalet

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 1 - Chalet School
‘If only I knew what to do with you girls!’ said Dick in worried tones.‘Oh, you needn’t worry about us!’ replied Madge.‘Talk sense! I’m the only man there is in the family—except Great-Uncle William; and he’s not much use!’‘Jolly well he isn’t! Poor dear! He’s all gout and crutches.’ And Madge threw back her head with a merry laugh.‘Well then! I ask you!’She got up from her seat on the ... Read more

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‘If only I knew what to do with you girls!’ said Dick in worried tones.‘Oh, you needn’t worry about us!’ replied Madge.‘Talk sense! I’m the only man there is in the family—except Great-Uncle William; and he’s not much use!’‘Jolly well he isn’t! Poor dear! He’s all gout and crutches.’ And Madge threw back her head with a merry laugh.‘Well then! I ask you!’She got up from her seat on the
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Redheads at the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 52 - Chalet School
The lean, dark man and the solemn-faced schoolgirl had sat side by side in silence for some time. Suddenly he spoke softly without turning his head—almost without moving his lips. “Copper! No; don’t move. Keep on looking out of the window. Now listen! You understand that you must use your proper name. I know you’ve always been called Flavia Letton, but from now on you are Flavia Ansell. Got that?” ... Read more

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The lean, dark man and the solemn-faced schoolgirl had sat side by side in silence for some time. Suddenly he spoke softly without turning his head—almost without moving his lips. “Copper! No; don’t move. Keep on looking out of the window. Now listen! You understand that you must use your proper name. I know you’ve always been called Flavia Letton, but from now on you are Flavia Ansell. Got that?”
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Theodora and the Chalet School

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Series Book 42 - Chalet School
“Well! Call me Aunt Fanny on my tombstone! The impudence of some people is past all belief! I’d like to know what will happen next!”Joey Maynard, sitting correcting the proofs of her latest book at a table in the sunny south window of the salon of her home on the Görnetz Platz, what time Rosalie Dene, secretary of the Chalet School next door, and one of her oldest friends, dealt firmly with the ... Read more

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“Well! Call me Aunt Fanny on my tombstone! The impudence of some people is past all belief! I’d like to know what will happen next!”Joey Maynard, sitting correcting the proofs of her latest book at a table in the sunny south window of the salon of her home on the Görnetz Platz, what time Rosalie Dene, secretary of the Chalet School next door, and one of her oldest friends, dealt firmly with the
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The Chalet School and the Island

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 21 - Chalet School
“Jack, my lamb, what ages you’ve been! Come along and sit down. I’ll ring for tea, and then we can be cosy and talk.”Dr. Jack Maynard grinned as he sat down in the big armchair his wife had pulled up for him, and stretched out his legs with a sigh of relief. “That’s better! Hurry up with that tea, Jo; I’m ready for it, I can tell you! Where are the kids, by the way?”“Upstairs in the nursery. I ... Read more

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“Jack, my lamb, what ages you’ve been! Come along and sit down. I’ll ring for tea, and then we can be cosy and talk.”Dr. Jack Maynard grinned as he sat down in the big armchair his wife had pulled up for him, and stretched out his legs with a sigh of relief. “That’s better! Hurry up with that tea, Jo; I’m ready for it, I can tell you! Where are the kids, by the way?”“Upstairs in the nursery. I
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The Highland Twins at the Chalet School

by Elinor Mary Brent-Dyer ...

Series Book 16 - Chalet School
‘Posty!’ Daisy Venables, who had been sitting curled up on the grass, jumped to her feet and made a bee-line for the drive, up which a familiar figure was to be seen slowly advancing. Evan Evans, ‘Posty,’ was none too young, and this was a very warm day for September.Joey Maynard, once Joey Bettany of the Chalet School, looked after Daisy with a laugh. ‘She’s nearly sixteen, but she doesn’t get ... Read more

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‘Posty!’ Daisy Venables, who had been sitting curled up on the grass, jumped to her feet and made a bee-line for the drive, up which a familiar figure was to be seen slowly advancing. Evan Evans, ‘Posty,’ was none too young, and this was a very warm day for September.Joey Maynard, once Joey Bettany of the Chalet School, looked after Daisy with a laugh. ‘She’s nearly sixteen, but she doesn’t get
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