Maud Florence Nellie; or, Don't care!
by OpenStories
Original author: Christabel R. Coleridge
"Maud Florence Nellie; or, Don't care!" by Christabel R. Coleridge is a novel written in the late 19th century. The book centers around the character Maud Florence Nellie Whittaker, also known as Florrie, a spirited and carefree girl of fifteen who is indifferent to societal expectations. The narrative explores themes of youth, mischief, and the contrast between different social circles through Florrie's interactions with her family and peers in the town of Rapley. The beginning of the novel introduces Florrie as she prepares for Sunday school, showcasing her lively personality and preoccupation with her appearance. Set against the backdrop of a suburban cemetery where her family resides, Florrie's interactions with her family members reveal her playful nature and tendency to defy authority. The opening highlights her relationships with her younger siblings and aunt, portraying a vibrant household filled with lively banter. As Florrie dashes off to meet her friends, her playful disregard for rules and societal norms is evident, foreshadowing her adventures that will unfold throughout the story.
Maud Florence Nellie; or, Don't care!, by Christabel R. Coleridge. Republished by OpenStories from Project Gutenberg eBook #43117.
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23 Chapters
- 1.Chapter ONE: Maud Florence Nellie2,605 words
- 2.Chapter TWO: A Sunday Walk2,322 words
- 3.Chapter THREE: Don't Care!1,877 words
- 4.Chapter FOUR: Ashcroft2,162 words
- 5.Chapter FIVE: A New Experience1,748 words
- 6.Chapter SIX: Mr Edgar2,327 words
- 7.Chapter SEVEN: Sunday School2,179 words
- 8.Chapter EIGHT: Granny1,891 words
- 9.Chapter NINE: In the Wood2,629 words
- 10.Chapter TEN: Florence's Duty1,840 words
- 11.Chapter ELEVEN: Meeting2,398 words
- 12.Chapter TWELVE: Aunt Stroud's Surprise2,213 words
- 13.Chapter THIRTEEN: Most Haste, Worst Speed!2,117 words
- 14.Chapter FOURTEEN: The Fairy Letter2,363 words
- 15.Chapter FIFTEEN: Father and Son2,088 words
- 16.Chapter SIXTEEN: Harry Again2,132 words
- 17.Chapter SEVENTEEN: To Set Wrongs Right2,550 words
- 18.Chapter EIGHTEEN: Sunday at Home2,244 words
- 19.Chapter NINETEEN: After Eight Years1,798 words
- 20.Chapter TWENTY: Glad and Thankful2,145 words
- 21.Chapter TWENTY ONE: In a "rift Imprisoned."2,362 words
- 22.Chapter TWENTY TWO: Wild Flowers2,323 words
- 23.Chapter TWENTY THREE: The Colour of the Jewels1,424 words