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Jo
sighed
,
and
proceeded
to
burst
the
buttons
off
her
glove
,
in
doing
up
her
cuff
,
but
at
last
both
were
ready
,
and
sailed
away
,
looking
as
‘
pretty
as
picters
’
,
Hannah
said
,
as
she
hung
out
of
the
upper
window
to
watch
them
.
"
Now
,
Jo
dear
,
the
Chesters
consider
themselves
very
elegant
people
,
so
I
want
you
to
put
on
your
best
deportment
.
Don
’
t
make
any
of
your
abrupt
remarks
,
or
do
anything
odd
,
will
you
?
Just
be
calm
,
cool
,
and
quiet
,
that
’
s
safe
and
ladylike
,
and
you
can
easily
do
it
for
fifteen
minutes
,
"
said
Amy
,
as
they
approached
the
first
place
,
having
borrowed
the
white
parasol
and
been
inspected
by
Meg
,
with
a
baby
on
each
arm
.
"
Let
me
see
.
‘
Calm
,
cool
,
and
quiet
’
,
yes
,
I
think
I
can
promise
that
.
I
’
ve
played
the
part
of
a
prim
young
lady
on
the
stage
,
and
I
’
ll
try
it
off
.
My
powers
are
great
,
as
you
shall
see
,
so
be
easy
in
your
mind
,
my
child
.
"
Amy
looked
relieved
,
but
naughty
Jo
took
her
at
her
word
,
for
during
the
first
call
she
sat
with
every
limb
gracefully
composed
,
every
fold
correctly
draped
,
calm
as
a
summer
sea
,
cool
as
a
snowbank
,
and
as
silent
as
the
sphinx
.
In
vain
Mrs
.
Chester
alluded
to
her
‘
charming
novel
’
,
and
the
Misses
Chester
introduced
parties
,
picnics
,
the
opera
,
and
the
fashions
.
Each
and
all
were
answered
by
a
smile
,
a
bow
,
and
a
demure
"
Yes
"
or
"
No
"
with
the
chill
on
.
In
vain
Amy
telegraphed
the
word
‘
talk
’
,
tried
to
draw
her
out
,
and
administered
covert
pokes
with
her
foot
.
Jo
sat
as
if
blandly
unconscious
of
it
all
,
with
deportment
like
Maud
’
s
face
,
‘
icily
regular
,
splendidly
null
’
.
"
What
a
haughty
,
uninteresting
creature
that
oldest
Miss
March
is
!
"
was
the
unfortunately
audible
remark
of
one
of
the
ladies
,
as
the
door
closed
upon
their
guests
.
Jo
laughed
noiselessly
all
through
the
hall
,
but
Amy
looked
disgusted
at
the
failure
of
her
instructions
,
and
very
naturally
laid
the
blame
upon
Jo
.
"
How
could
you
mistake
me
so
?
I
merely
meant
you
to
be
properly
dignified
and
composed
,
and
you
made
yourself
a
perfect
stock
and
stone
.
Try
to
be
sociable
at
the
Lambs
’
.
Gossip
as
other
girls
do
,
and
be
interested
in
dress
and
flirtations
and
whatever
nonsense
comes
up
.
They
move
in
the
best
society
,
are
valuable
persons
for
us
to
know
,
and
I
wouldn
’
t
fail
to
make
a
good
impression
there
for
anything
.
"
"
I
’
ll
be
agreeable
.
I
’
ll
gossip
and
giggle
,
and
have
horrors
and
raptures
over
any
trifle
you
like
.
I
rather
enjoy
this
,
and
now
I
’
ll
imitate
what
is
called
‘
a
charming
girl
’
.
I
can
do
it
,
for
I
have
May
Chester
as
a
model
,
and
I
’
ll
improve
upon
her
.
See
if
the
Lambs
don
’
t
say
,
‘
What
a
lively
,
nice
creature
that
Jo
March
is
!
"
Amy
felt
anxious
,
as
well
she
might
,
for
when
Jo
turned
freakish
there
was
no
knowing
where
she
would
stop
.
Amy
’
s
face
was
a
study
when
she
saw
her
sister
skim
into
the
next
drawing
room
,
kiss
all
the
young
ladies
with
effusion
,
beam
graciously
upon
the
young
gentlemen
,
and
join
in
the
chat
with
a
spirit
which
amazed
the
beholder
.
Amy
was
taken
possession
of
by
Mrs
.
Lamb
,
with
whom
she
was
a
favorite
,
and
forced
to
hear
a
long
account
of
Lucretia
’
s
last
attack
,
while
three
delightful
young
gentlemen
hovered
near
,
waiting
for
a
pause
when
they
might
rush
in
and
rescue
her
.
So
situated
,
she
was
powerless
to
check
Jo
,
who
seemed
possessed
by
a
spirit
of
mischief
,
and
talked
away
as
volubly
as
the
lady
.
A
knot
of
heads
gathered
about
her
,
and
Amy
strained
her
ears
to
hear
what
was
going
on
,
for
broken
sentences
filled
her
with
curiosity
,
and
frequent
peals
of
laughter
made
her
wild
to
share
the
fun
.
One
may
imagine
her
suffering
on
overhearing
fragments
of
this
sort
of
conversation
.
