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"

You

see

I

felt

ashamed

of

my

present

,

after

reading

and

talking

about

being

good

this

morning

,

so

I

ran

round

the

corner

and

changed

it

the

minute

I

was

up

,

and

I

’

m

so

glad

,

for

mine

is

the

handsomest

now

.

"

Another

bang

of

the

street

door

sent

the

basket

under

the

sofa

,

and

the

girls

to

the

table

,

eager

for

breakfast

.

"

Merry

Christmas

,

Marmee

!

Many

of

them

!

Thank

you

for

our

books

.

We

read

some

,

and

mean

to

every

day

,

"

they

all

cried

in

chorus

.

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"

Merry

Christmas

,

little

daughters

!

I

’

m

glad

you

began

at

once

,

and

hope

you

will

keep

on

.

But

I

want

to

say

one

word

before

we

sit

down

.

Not

far

away

from

here

lies

a

poor

woman

with

a

little

newborn

baby

.

Six

children

are

huddled

into

one

bed

to

keep

from

freezing

,

for

they

have

no

fire

.

There

is

nothing

to

eat

over

there

,

and

the

oldest

boy

came

to

tell

me

they

were

suffering

hunger

and

cold

.

My

girls

,

will

you

give

them

your

breakfast

as

a

Christmas

present

?

"

They

were

all

unusually

hungry

,

having

waited

nearly

an

hour

,

and

for

a

minute

no

one

spoke

,

only

a

minute

,

for

Jo

exclaimed

impetuously

,

"

I

’

m

so

glad

you

came

before

we

began

!

"

"

May

I

go

and

help

carry

the

things

to

the

poor

little

children

?

"

asked

Beth

eagerly

.

"

I

shall

take

the

cream

and

the

muffings

,

"

added

Amy

,

heroically

giving

up

the

article

she

most

liked

.

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Meg

was

already

covering

the

buckwheats

,

and

piling

the

bread

into

one

big

plate

.

"

I

thought

you

’

d

do

it

,

"

said

Mrs

.

March

,

smiling

as

if

satisfied

.

"

You

shall

all

go

and

help

me

,

and

when

we

come

back

we

will

have

bread

and

milk

for

breakfast

,

and

make

it

up

at

dinnertime

.

"

They

were

soon

ready

,

and

the

procession

set

out

.

Fortunately

it

was

early

,

and

they

went

through

back

streets

,

so

few

people

saw

them

,

and

no

one

laughed

at

the

queer

party

.

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