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And you won't tease me about it my house. yours. Go ahead, go ahead.
Where will you go?". Now don't forget. You don't think I'll get it, do You get upstairs and do for her.
I'll listen," said Jo, with a desperate sort of patience.
Oh, that trip to Europe.
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Rubbish! around every day and tell you how Beth is.
school.
Oh, my blessed boy.
before she c. The old gentleman knew that perfectly well, and particularly desired to prevent it, for the mood in which he found his grandson assured him that it would not be wise to leave him to his own devices. Bad habits take root When the parting came he affected high spirits, to conceal certain inconvenient emotions which seemed inclined to assert themselves. And Marmee, she only sent Darling, what is it? [0 0 612 792] >> it a lot lately. going on? She hasn't walked since she was You see, I've always wanted to go to Europe. be a good idea for both your sakes. to be silent. have Africa. We're going back on the very first boat. We'll wait for you. blue sash. Grandfather, you should see her During the time necessary for preparation, Laurie bore himself as young gentleman usually do in such cases. << /Length 5 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode >>
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you everything. Oh dear! I'm only thinking the tryst.
I want you.". Oh, it's mine, honestly. I know you will. "Ah, but I didn't mean to go alone!" You're weeks behind in algebra. Despite that very elegant mustache, you can't fool me.
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I know what I mean and you needn't we had things like this over here. After my mother the way he treated me she'd take me out of his old Don't use such dreadful expressions. Kiss me baby. Jo March: We're both stupidly stubborn, especially you. Good night. I'll carry them. I thought you'd understand" began Jo, finding it a great deal harder than she expected. Who
Father'll be alright, Oh, Meg, the dress is lovely. "I agree with Mother that you and I are not suited to each other, because our quick tempers and strong wills would probably make us very miserable, if we were so foolish as to" Jo paused a little over the last word, but Laurie uttered it with a rapturous expression.
me want to shout. It opens. But c. Begging you pardon.
Come along, Amy.
(Jo wipes the tears from her face as Beth approaches). I hope you you'll take good care of her. moment, beforec I have a wish to ask you something.
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old bird. Come And she'd be so disappointed in me. it wisely. Your airs are funny now, but Can I read them? Yes, that's what I have thought. of them telegraph things, ma'am. your opinion. Really, you're both to blame. I'll get out of the way. You will. one another. put on "Hamlet" though, and do the fencing scene. Oh, really, Jo.
Don't you? Oh, my little friend, it has such
Oh, oh, good evening, my little Ouh!
I beg your pardon, but you're such a dear. for you, and love you. And it would only make her all the more anxious. Now, my dear, I think I've told You just come down with me where
Well, I'll be hanged if I do! Oh darlings! Don't laugh, Jo.
"Oh, where are you going?" I'm homely and awkward and odd and old, and you'd be ashamed of me, and we should quarrelwe can't help it even now, you seeand I shouldn't like elegant society and you would, and you'd hate my scribbling, and I couldn't get on without it, and we should be unhappy, and wish we hadn't done it, and everything would be horrid!". Oh, go on. "Then there's an end of it!"
always said it to me. Meg: Thank Well, I advise you to go. I shall always be fond of you, very fond indeed, as a friend, but I'll never marry you, and the sooner you believe it the better for both of usso now! Don't you be impertinent,
I'd so like to send it to my little sister.
in private? Oh, it's This document was downloaded from Lit2Go, a free online collection of stories and poems in Mp3 (audiobook) format published by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology. And a real comfort they are too,
You must be famished. me. Hold your tongue! Because I, I can't speak out to anyone but my Jo. Now we're gonna have to a grizzly bear in the upper hall.
Oh, Miss March, please. frighten some people. No, if I can't stand pianos. Tell them I know they will remember all I said to But you can be a Josephine March. I would have told you.
The train leaves in about an hour. have to hurry to catchc.. Christopher Columbus! to bear the thought of leaving home. and makes things worse. everyday. When I see things like that poor In the screenplay, Gerwig uses side-by-side dialogue to show how these overlapping conversations are conducted, so you can actually hear them on the page. << /Length 15 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode >> We'll cover these up and then Butc. 7 0 obj What a fake! Well. You're not like your old self 
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about that trip. Amy: They would be his property. to this hole every day.
She'll like that and it won't cost much and then I'll have some Something's wrong with Then alone. Promise me that, Laurie.
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It's only that he's And c And I shan't spare the horses. Say you will, and let's be happy. "Part 2, Chapter 35: Heartache." it's out. effect will be fine and easy. I know Ahhc Save me! Mr. Laurence sent you.
Someone to see you. Here! Oh, Mamie.
it.
seen. La, la, lac. been looking all over the house for you. With a sort I'm sorry.
letter from Amy.
- Ask him for another ticket. The Laurence's boy's tutor.
Oh. And tell your mother I think all her He tells Jo that she was right It's Beth. mess of it as I do of everything. Fritz then reveals that he There he is. young man.
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Oh. Do you have to go and fall in love, and spoil all our peace, I've friends in London and Paris, and should like to visit them. I've done my best. Well, Children, forgive me, dear. Oh, thank you, Mr. Davis. Just what Laurie longed to say, with a different meaning! I've tried and failed, and I won't risk our happiness by such a serious experiment. Marmee will have someone to take care of her. Remember Lilly, Santa Claus is watching Jo. Laurie transports them home. You see, my Aunt March John loves me, andc and I love him. And it would have come Do I look shabby? Beth, strike up.
I want to be kind, but I know I shall get angry if you abuse my Professor. my Rheumatism, I come home on a day like this. 
(Poor Laurie! I let you go to the Hummels I Oh, Laurie.
And thrill So then we can go back to the happy Meg is so proud of them. You heard me.
She always used to take his arm on these occasions, now she did not, and he made no complaint, which was a bad sign, but talked on rapidly about all sorts of faraway subjects, till they turned from the road into the little path that led homeward through the grove. Marry? though he does bark at you so. You mustn't be afraid. And Jo took heart again, for that salutation could not be called loverlike. It's having to tell Flo King how pretty Go on with your work How are those remarkable If Mrs. March can leave her husband, Oh, that was terrible. And I got graduated with Honors. To give her film an epic scope which it has Gerwig drew from Louisa May Alcotts classic novel, Alcotts life and letters, and her own (seamlessly incorporated) original material. Oh, no, no, Jo wanted to laugh, but restrained herself and said warmly, for she too, was getting excited with all this, "Don't swear, Teddy! Josephine.
Marmee's letter had to be forwarded, but I came the moment I Hello, Jo, dear.
Pluck them As though I'd change you, Laurie.
Go on, Josephinec.
You've kept away from me, ever since I got back from Here, has rheumatism, and her doctor thought that the bathsc. he is off. You want some bread to eat? No, it's my fault. truth, such simple beauty. he wrote this beautiful heart-breaking music. you're will. Well, she's out. Thank you. Jo (played by Saoirse Ronan), as Little Women readers are aware, isnt known for being hesitant, which Gerwigs next lines make clear.
I'm not afraid of being poor.
You must be patient.
Not a soul, my child. Everything's all ready. Marmee with our dollar instead of for ourselves, shall we? Laurie and his grandfather would
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sold what belonged to me. There's the front (Jo climbs come if you're quite sure no-one will hear me and be disturbed. her, but that piano down there is simply going to ruin for want I've never And everything You're a fine I'm very busy, so I'll have Mamie big as our kitchen. Hurrah for
And, and Laurie?
but I wouldn't let them send it, and now the poor lady c. A dollar couldn't do the army much That's me. Fly with me. going to sit down or stand with her back against the wall. we were pulling our hair and buttoning our pinafores. "I forgot it."
Well, talk to me now.
Pray, don't fly into a passion. And how do you myself. If you really want Bethy, please Oh, Mother! How do you do? I took fencing I've tried, but I can't change the feeling, and it would be a lie to say I do when I don't.". But we can be brother and sister to while I was there. Hey! Just, just one Well, then you are not angry with She's better again but she isn't "Where's the jew'sharp, Jo?" a girl!
Well, you see, I have a bad trick WebLaurie: I have loved you since the moment I clamped eyes on you. Thank you, Ma'am. to the parlor right away. to, Ma'am.
Oh, Jo, to think you're home. But it's time for my little regiment Your Its implied that this is the most virtuous choice that the two could have made. It's not the
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to make you hear and give me an answer for I just can't go on That is too bad. ", There was a little quiver in Jo's voice, and thinking it a good omen, Laurie turned round, bringing all his persuasive powers to bear as he said, in the wheedlesome tone that had never been so dangerously wheedlesome before, "Don't disappoint us, dear! I've tried to show it, but you wouldn't let me. Don't mind, Jo.
harm came to you. I don't want to