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"
It
’
s
very
good
,
"
said
Amy
critically
.
"
I
knew
it
!
I
knew
it
!
Oh
,
my
Jo
,
I
am
so
proud
!
"
and
Beth
ran
to
hug
her
sister
and
exult
over
this
splendid
success
.
Dear
me
,
how
delighted
they
all
were
,
to
be
sure
!
How
Meg
wouldn
’
t
believe
it
till
she
saw
the
words
.
"
Miss
Josephine
March
,
"
actually
printed
in
the
paper
.
How
graciously
Amy
criticized
the
artistic
parts
of
the
story
,
and
offered
hints
for
a
sequel
,
which
unfortunately
couldn
’
t
be
carried
out
,
as
the
hero
and
heroine
were
dead
.
How
Beth
got
excited
,
and
skipped
and
sang
with
joy
.
How
Hannah
came
in
to
exclaim
,
"
Sakes
alive
,
well
I
never
!
"
in
great
astonishment
at
‘
that
Jo
’
s
doin
’
s
’
.
How
proud
Mrs
.
March
was
when
she
knew
it
.
How
Jo
laughed
,
with
tears
in
her
eyes
,
as
she
declared
she
might
as
well
be
a
peacock
and
done
with
it
,
and
how
the
‘
Spread
Eagle
’
might
be
said
to
flap
his
wings
triumphantly
over
the
House
of
March
,
as
the
paper
passed
from
hand
to
hand
.
"
Tell
us
about
it
.
"
"
When
did
it
come
?
"
"
How
much
did
you
get
for
it
?
"
"
What
will
Father
say
?
"
"
Won
’
t
Laurie
laugh
?
"
cried
the
family
,
all
in
one
breath
as
they
clustered
about
Jo
,
for
these
foolish
,
affectionate
people
made
a
jubilee
of
every
little
household
joy
.
"
Stop
jabbering
,
girls
,
and
I
’
ll
tell
you
everything
,
"
said
Jo
,
wondering
if
Miss
Burney
felt
any
grander
over
her
Evelina
than
she
did
over
her
‘
Rival
Painters
’
.
Having
told
how
she
disposed
of
her
tales
,
Jo
added
,
"
And
when
I
went
to
get
my
answer
,
the
man
said
he
liked
them
both
,
but
didn
’
t
pay
beginners
,
only
let
them
print
in
his
paper
,
and
noticed
the
stories
It
was
good
practice
,
he
said
,
and
when
the
beginners
improved
,
anyone
would
pay
.
So
I
let
him
have
the
two
stories
,
and
today
this
was
sent
to
me
,
and
Laurie
caught
me
with
it
and
insisted
on
seeing
it
,
so
I
let
him
.
And
he
said
it
was
good
,
and
I
shall
write
more
,
and
he
’
s
going
to
get
the
next
paid
for
,
and
I
am
so
happy
,
for
in
time
I
may
be
able
to
support
myself
and
help
the
girls
.
"
Jo
’
s
breath
gave
out
here
,
and
wrapping
her
head
in
the
paper
,
she
bedewed
her
little
story
with
a
few
natural
tears
,
for
to
be
independent
and
earn
the
praise
of
those
she
loved
were
the
dearest
wishes
of
her
heart
,
and
this
seemed
to
be
the
first
step
toward
that
happy
end
.
"
November
is
the
most
disagreeable
month
in
the
whole
year
,
"
said
Margaret
,
standing
at
the
window
one
dull
afternoon
,
looking
out
at
the
frostbitten
garden
.
"
That
’
s
the
reason
I
was
born
in
it
,
"
observed
Jo
pensively
,
quite
unconscious
of
the
blot
on
her
nose
.
"
If
something
very
pleasant
should
happen
now
,
we
should
think
it
a
delightful
month
,
"
said
Beth
,
who
took
a
hopeful
view
of
everything
,
even
November
.
