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An independent, strong-willed girl is sent from her rural home to a girls' boarding school and copes with homesickness, parental discipline, and new rules. She defies authority by acquiring a pony, encounters friendships and rivalries among classmates, and takes part in lessons, sports, celebrations, and daily school routines. A mysterious incident provokes investigation and strengthens bonds, while interpersonal tensions lead to punishments, reconciliations, and personal growth. The narrative emphasizes camaraderie, youthful defiance, loyalty, and the slow assimilation of responsibility within institutional life.
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