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"
I
haven
’
t
strength
of
mind
enough
to
clear
up
now
,
so
we
will
sober
ourselves
with
a
funeral
,
"
said
Jo
,
as
they
rose
,
and
Miss
Crocker
made
ready
to
go
,
being
eager
to
tell
the
new
story
at
another
friend
’
s
dinner
table
.
They
did
sober
themselves
for
Beth
’
s
sake
.
Laurie
dug
a
grave
under
the
ferns
in
the
grove
,
little
Pip
was
laid
in
,
with
many
tears
by
his
tender
-
hearted
mistress
,
and
covered
with
moss
,
while
a
wreath
of
violets
and
chickweed
was
hung
on
the
stone
which
bore
his
epitaph
,
composed
by
Jo
while
she
struggled
with
the
dinner
.
Here
lies
Pip
March
,
Who
died
the
7th
of
June
;
Loved
and
lamented
sore
,
And
not
forgotten
soon
.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
ceremonies
,
Beth
retired
to
her
room
,
overcome
with
emotion
and
lobster
,
but
there
was
no
place
of
repose
,
for
the
beds
were
not
made
,
and
she
found
her
grief
much
assuaged
by
beating
up
the
pillows
and
putting
things
in
order
.
Meg
helped
Jo
clear
away
the
remains
of
the
feast
,
which
took
half
the
afternoon
and
left
them
so
tired
that
they
agreed
to
be
contented
with
tea
and
toast
for
supper
.
Laurie
took
Amy
to
drive
,
which
was
a
deed
of
charity
,
for
the
sour
cream
seemed
to
have
had
a
bad
effect
upon
her
temper
.
Mrs
.
March
came
home
to
find
the
three
older
girls
hard
at
work
in
the
middle
of
the
afternoon
,
and
a
glance
at
the
closet
gave
her
an
idea
of
the
success
of
one
part
of
the
experiment
.
Before
the
housewives
could
rest
,
several
people
called
,
and
there
was
a
scramble
to
get
ready
to
see
them
.
Then
tea
must
be
got
,
errands
done
,
and
one
or
two
necessary
bits
of
sewing
neglected
until
the
last
minute
.
As
twilight
fell
,
dewy
and
still
,
one
by
one
they
gathered
on
the
porch
where
the
June
roses
were
budding
beautifully
,
and
each
groaned
or
sighed
as
she
sat
down
,
as
if
tired
or
troubled
.
