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It
might
have
been
worse
,
but
Amy
considered
it
bad
.
For
Jo
sat
on
the
grass
,
with
an
encampment
of
boys
about
her
,
and
a
dirty
-
footed
dog
reposing
on
the
skirt
of
her
state
and
festival
dress
,
as
she
related
one
of
Laurie
’
s
pranks
to
her
admiring
audience
.
One
small
child
was
poking
turtles
with
Amy
’
s
cherished
parasol
,
a
second
was
eating
gingerbread
over
Jo
’
s
best
bonnet
,
and
a
third
playing
ball
with
her
gloves
,
but
all
were
enjoying
themselves
,
and
when
Jo
collected
her
damaged
property
to
go
,
her
escort
accompanied
her
,
begging
her
to
come
again
,
"
It
was
such
fun
to
hear
about
Laurie
’
s
larks
.
"
"
Capital
boys
,
aren
’
t
they
?
I
feel
quite
young
and
brisk
again
after
that
.
"
said
Jo
,
strolling
along
with
her
hands
behind
her
,
partly
from
habit
,
partly
to
conceal
the
bespattered
parasol
.
"
Why
do
you
always
avoid
Mr
.
Tudor
?
"
asked
Amy
,
wisely
refraining
from
any
comment
upon
Jo
’
s
dilapidated
appearance
.
"
Don
’
t
like
him
,
he
puts
on
airs
,
snubs
his
sisters
,
worries
his
father
,
and
doesn
’
t
speak
respectfully
of
his
mother
.
Laurie
says
he
is
fast
,
and
I
don
’
t
consider
him
a
desirable
acquaintance
,
so
I
let
him
alone
.
"
"
You
might
treat
him
civilly
,
at
least
.
You
gave
him
a
cool
nod
,
and
just
now
you
bowed
and
smiled
in
the
politest
way
to
Tommy
Chamberlain
,
whose
father
keeps
a
grocery
store
.
If
you
had
just
reversed
the
nod
and
the
bow
,
it
would
have
been
right
,
"
said
Amy
reprovingly
.
"
No
,
it
wouldn
’
t
,
"
returned
Jo
,
"
I
neither
like
,
respect
,
nor
admire
Tudor
,
though
his
grandfather
’
s
uncle
’
s
nephew
’
s
niece
was
a
third
cousin
to
a
lord
.
Tommy
is
poor
and
bashful
and
good
and
very
clever
.
I
think
well
of
him
,
and
like
to
show
that
I
do
,
for
he
is
a
gentleman
in
spite
of
the
brown
paper
parcels
.
"
"
It
’
s
no
use
trying
to
argue
with
you
,
"
began
Amy
.
"
Not
the
least
,
my
dear
,
"
interrupted
Jo
,
"
so
let
us
look
amiable
,
and
drop
a
card
here
,
as
the
Kings
are
evidently
out
,
for
which
I
’
m
deeply
grateful
.
"
