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"
‘
Charge
,
Chester
,
charge
!
’
is
the
motto
for
that
table
,
but
do
your
duty
like
men
,
and
you
’
ll
get
your
money
’
s
worth
of
art
in
every
sense
of
the
word
,
"
said
the
irrepressible
Jo
,
as
the
devoted
phalanx
prepared
to
take
the
field
.
"
To
hear
is
to
obey
,
but
March
is
fairer
far
than
May
,
"
said
little
Parker
,
making
a
frantic
effort
to
be
both
witty
and
tender
,
and
getting
promptly
quenched
by
Laurie
,
who
said
.
.
.
"
Very
well
,
my
son
,
for
a
small
boy
!
"
and
walked
him
off
,
with
a
paternal
pat
on
the
head
.
"
Buy
the
vases
,
"
whispered
Amy
to
Laurie
,
as
a
final
heaping
of
coals
of
fire
on
her
enemy
’
s
head
.
To
May
’
s
great
delight
,
Mr
.
Laurence
not
only
bought
the
vases
,
but
pervaded
the
hall
with
one
under
each
arm
.
The
other
gentlemen
speculated
with
equal
rashness
in
all
sorts
of
frail
trifles
,
and
wandered
helplessly
about
afterward
,
burdened
with
wax
flowers
,
painted
fans
,
filigree
portfolios
,
and
other
useful
and
appropriate
purchases
.
Aunt
Carrol
was
there
,
heard
the
story
,
looked
pleased
,
and
said
something
to
Mrs
.
March
in
a
corner
,
which
made
the
latter
lady
beam
with
satisfaction
,
and
watch
Amy
with
a
face
full
of
mingled
pride
and
anxiety
,
though
she
did
not
betray
the
cause
of
her
pleasure
till
several
days
later
.
The
fair
was
pronounced
a
success
,
and
when
May
bade
Amy
goodnight
,
she
did
not
gush
as
usual
,
but
gave
her
an
affectionate
kiss
,
and
a
look
which
said
‘
forgive
and
forget
’
.
That
satisfied
Amy
,
and
when
she
got
home
she
found
the
vases
paraded
on
the
parlor
chimney
piece
with
a
great
bouquet
in
each
.
"
The
reward
of
merit
for
a
magnanimous
March
,
"
as
Laurie
announced
with
a
flourish
.
"
You
’
ve
a
deal
more
principle
and
generosity
and
nobleness
of
character
than
I
ever
gave
you
credit
for
,
Amy
.
You
’
ve
behaved
sweetly
,
and
I
respect
you
with
all
my
heart
,
"
said
Jo
warmly
,
as
they
brushed
their
hair
together
late
that
night
.
"
Yes
,
we
all
do
,
and
love
her
for
being
so
ready
to
forgive
.
It
must
have
been
dreadfully
hard
,
after
working
so
long
and
setting
your
heart
on
selling
your
own
pretty
things
.
I
don
’
t
believe
I
could
have
done
it
as
kindly
as
you
did
,
"
added
Beth
from
her
pillow
.
