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The Chautauqua Girls At Home

Pansy

Book Overview: 

Sequel to Four Girls at Chautauqua. Ruth, Flossy, Eurie, and Ruth return home as new Christians, eager to begin working. Their new faith clashes with their old lives, which they must overcome, as well as the prejudices of friends and acquaintances.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Shipley family at the next morning's breakfast table.[92] Flossy had come down a trifle late, looking pale and somewhat sober, and was rallied by Kitty as to the cause.

"Her conscience is troubling her a little, I fancy," her father said, eyeing her closely from under heavy brows. "Weren't you just a little hard on the colonel, last night, daughter? He is willing to endure considerable from you, I guess; but I wouldn't try him too far."

"What was the trouble, father? What has Flossy done now? I thought she was going to be good at last?"

"Done! You may well ask what, Miss Kitty. Suppose the friend you had shut up in the library had been informed suddenly that you were not in a mood to talk with him, and then you had decamped and left him to the tender mercies of two men?"

"Why, Flossy Shipley! you didn't do that, did you? Really, if I were Col. Baker I would never call on you again."

"I don't see the harm," Flossy said,. . . Read More

Community Reviews

How much has changed!

This is book two in a series that Isabella Alden wrote about four young women who attended Chautauqua. It shows the way they developed in their Christian lives as a result of their experiences.
I benefit so much by the spiritual insights which Isabella presents often in conversat

So refreshingly biblical.
I loved how the author takes us through the thought process of these young Christians. She takes us through themes of witnessing, card playing (today there could be other addictions), dancing and other themes, giving thorough explanations/reasons for why/how Christians shoul

It was an easy read!

I liked it. It was just the right amount of sugar without being overly aggressive in the way most book if the time period was like

In the first book of this Chautauqua series, the four girls were each changed forever by their two weeks in the woods at a Bible meeting. This sequel follows them home to see how their new faith works out in their old surroundings. As each girl experienced finding faith in different ways, so their s

2024 Reread
Just as encouraging and challenging if not more than before. Of all the girls, Ruth annoys me the most. But the reminder that what is a struggle and hardship for one person would be easy and almost a delight to another was so good. It's easy to look at someone else's life and assume they

Great story.