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The narrative follows two sisters, one convalescent, as they enter life at a lively girls' boarding school by the sea. Through episodic chapters the story traces everyday routines, rivalries, pranks, and alliances among pupils, including power struggles in the forms, theatrical and athletic events, a travelling circus visit and a floral festival, and moments of illness, courage, and reconciliation. Characters grow through tests of loyalty and friendship, and school traditions and seasonal settings shape the term's ups and downs. The prose balances spirited mischief with gentle observation of adolescence and communal life, capturing the routines and small dramas that define a single memorable term.
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