Books with title The O'SULLIVAN TWINS

The O' Sullivan TwinsSt Clare's Series Vol. 2 of 6Enid Blyton (11 August 1897 – 28 November 1968)Chapter 1: Easter Term at St. Clares“Mother! Did you know that Cousin Alison, who was at Redroofs School with us, isgoing to St. Clare’s next term?” said Pat O’Sullivan, looking up from a letter she wasreading. Her twin, Isabel, was reading it too, the two dark heads side by side at thebreakfast table.“Yes, I knew,” said their mother, smiling. “Your Aunt Sarah wrote and told me. Whenshe heard how much you liked St. Clare’s, she decided to send Alison there too – andyou can look after her a little, the first term.”“Alison is a bit stuck-up,” said Pat. “We saw her these hols., Mummy – full of airs andgraces. And she has had her hair permed – think of that!”“Shocking! At her age!” said Mrs. O’Sullivan. “Quite time she went to St. Clare’s!”“I remember two girls who were terribly stuck-up last summer holidays,” said Mr.O’Sullivan, looking up from his newspaper. His eyes twinkled as he looked at the twins.“My goodness – they didn’t want to go to St. Clare’s! They thought it would bedreadful school – really horrid.”Pat and Isabel went very red. “Don’t remind us of that, Daddy,” said Pat. “We wereidiots. We behaved awfully badly at St. Clare’s at first – every one called us theStuck-Up twins.”“Or the High-and-Mighties!” said Isabel, with a giggle. “Gracious – I can’t think howany one put up with us.”“Well, we had a pretty bad time to start with,” said Pat, “ and serve us right too. Ihope Alison won’t be as stuck-up as we were.”“She’ll be worse,” said Isabel. “She’s so vain! Mummy, couldn’t you get Alison to comeand stay here for two or three days before we have to go back to St. Clare’s? thenwe could tell her a few things.”“Well, that would be very kind of you,” said Mrs. O’Sullivan....