Explore "Girls of the True Blue" by L.T. Meade on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
On her way to school Nan made up her mind to a certain course of action. When she had done so she was full of a sense of relief. She resolved to tell Augusta what she had determined to do as soon as possible. And as the two girls generally had the schoolroom to themselves after early dinner, her opportunity was not far to seek.
On this special day the whole house was more or less in a state of excitement; the spare room -- the best spare room of all, the room which was called the Blue Room -- was being got ready. The housemaids were busy turning out all the furniture, sweeping and dusting, polishing and cleaning.