Your father and I

Your father and I

Your father and I have agreed that she shall not bind herself in any way, nor be married, before twenty. If she and John love one another, they can wait, and test the love by doing so. She is conscientious, and I have no fear of her treating him unkindly.

My pretty, tender hearted girl! I hope things will go happily with her." "Hadn't you rather have her marry a rich man?" asked Jo, as her mother's voice faltered a little over the last words. "Money is a good and useful thing, Jo, and I hope my girls will never feel the need of it too bitterly, nor be tempted by too much.

I should like to know that John was firmly established in some good business, which gave him an income large enough to keep free from debt and make Meg comfortable. I'm not ambitious for a splendid fortune, a fashionable position, or a great name for my girls. If rank and money come with love and virtue, also, I should accept them gratefully, and enjoy your good fortune, but I know, by experience, how much genuine happiness can be had in a plain little house, where the daily bread is earned, and some privations give sweetness to the few pleasures.

I wish he would
On the contrary I
Stay where you are
Tuesday Eve Had a
Not very well My
I dislike Mr Davis
Tut tut tut That
He missed her however
For a long time
Laurie said nothing but
The day in Richmond
Your father and I
As she spoke Amy
The girls never forgot
I am needed I
Home grew homelike again
Now let s fly
If you like them
ha well if the
Meg s eyes kept
Jo gave a sort
Now this lady was
I can t stop
We have got to
They are lovely But
Fulness to them a
Rainy days I spend
A few days after
The next minute her
It s no use
She remembered that Laurie
And here let me
That is so Frenchy
Jo grew quite white
But although they had
No hint of this
At Coblentz we had
Both are tall fellows
Amy spoke bitterly and
Everyone likes and respects
The note is from
Better for us that
The haughty uninteresting creature
Then let me advise
If I ve got
March Criticism is the
Well he was a
It was good to
Aunt was tired and
I hope you will
You shan t stir
We will Mother We
You won t care
It s simple but
She doesn t bounce
You said Mother that
Something rushed swiftly by
Seeing that he really
She was flirting her
Before Mrs March could
Do you play she
Tell me how you
He is rich a
Mrs Kirke welcomed me
No winking isn t
Like that immortal hero
There was color light
Other helps had Jo
It came to me
Don t laugh but
Jo read till her
Brooke was only interested
Here ma am Oh
She put on her
Ah but it wasn
Jo took him at
See the cunning brackets
I did once but
Unfortunately another bashful person
You know where it
I shall stay of
I came the minute
The tea bell rang
Laurie looked at her
Putting on a big
Can you talk French
Give me for I
Before the evening was
A second look showed
So a tray was
They all liked Jo
Any time when John
She went once with
Yes I gave up
She also fancied having
Won t that be
There is something more
March with both hands
I ve made such
Meg didn t like
When John comes back
As Christmas approached the
The only person who
You won t have
I can t see
As for buttons she
Of course I am
What in the world
Twins by Jupiter was
I ll be a
Laurence went home to
Oh Jo the baby
There now I ll
The manuscript was privately
Going out for exercise
If people care more
That s just the
Amy stirred and sighed
Bhaer gave me a
Hannah used to say
When her heart got
It must have been
Scott told John he
The feeble fingers were
I shall carry you
THE JUNGFRAU TO BETH
So you needn t
Meg looked very like
He shook his head
Neither spoke for several
I don t think
They know we are
Curiosity and wonder possessed
I shall take the
Then she slept again
Smart maids with the
Bless you I don
I didn t like
Let s give it
She hears him coming
She never knew that
I m glad Laurie
That reminds me said
Mrs March shook her
Bhaer continuing to confess
Each put on one
They felt this most
He said girls but
Come at once S
Pray forward Amy s
Everything was done at
Amy is distinguishing herself
Time will show Come
I m afraid they
At Nice Laurie had
Go and eat your
Laurie is not as
I love to teach
Will you be a
And looking at them
The flowers are not
Unlike some sufferers he
I am more sorry
I hope the Vaughns
But it did not
Not a bit of
Let him feel that
I never made any
If he had any
It s a great
What happy times they
You will now stand
Not a word did
Well last evening we
Jo was very much
It s grand fun
Jo fancied he remembered
I thought you d
They always looked back
I don t mean
You are like a
Not a word unless
Thank goodness I can
Mr Laurence and Aunt
With much difficulty and
Don t have any
With the good sense
CHAPTER EIGHT JO MEETS
I know it I
Between ourselves Jo some
Meg had told her
How funny laughed Grace
At efening I shall
How sharp you are
If we were belles
But everything seemed against
They move in the
You wrote with no
Wouldn t you like
I just wish though
I am glad of
If he is old
Don t let your
Bhaer was dressed in
Then it was that
Doesn t that sound
Swarthy boys and dark
Laurie did it all
He looks as if
Jo meantime devoted herself
Hoping to impress the
S PICKWICK Why is
I ve been trying
Don t know anything
Well dearies how have
Sallie had urged her
Now I must go
I ve friends in
Beth said nothing but
At three Daisy demanded
Your mamma prefers other
But Meg looked straight
Then he avoided the
President and ladies I
There were plenty of
But both felt ill
I picked up a
The song was considered
The girls meantime spread
The knight wished intensely
I agreed to do
Amy s nose still
Then she gave me
This isn t like
It s a dull
How s the little
A drop of rain
It would be a
You can do as
It s very funny
Step into the garden
She rides splendidly Who
Everybody is so hateful
No stockings hung at