Contents
| chapter | page | |
| I. | Off to Italy | [1] |
| II. | The Villa Camellia | [16] |
| III. | Hail, Columbia! | [27] |
| IV. | A Secret Sorority | [41] |
| V. | Fairy Godmothers, Limited | [52] |
| VI. | Among the Olive Groves | [66] |
| VII. | Lorna's Enemy | [81] |
| VIII. | At Pompeii | [93] |
| IX. | Reprisals | [113] |
| X. | The School Carnival | [126] |
| XI. | Up Vesuvius | [141] |
| XII. | Tar and Feathers | [156] |
| XIII. | Peachy's Pranks | [174] |
| XIV. | The Villa Bleue | [190] |
| XV. | Peachy's Birthday | [213] |
| XVI. | Concerning Juniors | [230] |
| XVII. | The Anglo-Saxon League | [243] |
| XVIII. | Greek Temples | [257] |
| XIX. | In Capri | [272] |
| XX. | The Cameron Clan | [287] |
| XXI. | The Blue Grotto | [303] |
THE JOLLIEST SCHOOL OF ALL
CHAPTER I
Off to Italy
In a top-story bedroom in an old-fashioned house in a northern suburb of London, a girl of fourteen was kneeling on the floor, turning out the contents of the bottom cupboards of a big bookcase. Her method of doing so was hardly tidy; she just tossed the miscellaneous assortment of articles down anywhere, till presently she was surrounded by a mixed-up jumble of books, papers, paint-boxes, music, chalks, pencils, foreign stamps, picture post-cards, crests, balls of knitting wool, skeins of embroidery silk, and odds and ends of all kinds. She groaned as the circle grew wider, yet the apparently inexhaustible cupboards were still uncleared.