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Jo’s Boys

CHAPTER 19
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Sure to be routed, horse, foot, and dragoons,' said Stuffy, lumbering away, somewhat cross with too many spreads.
'So deuced sarcastic! Don't believe she's much older than we are.
Girls grow up quicker, so she needn't put on airs and talk like a grandmother,' muttered Dolly, feeling that he had sacrificed his kids upon the altar of an ungrateful Pallas.
'Come along and let's find something to eat.

I'm faint with so much talking.

Old Plock cornered me and made my head spin with Kant and Hegel and that lot.' 'I promised Dora West I'd give her a turn.

Must look her up; she's a jolly little thing, and doesn't bother about anything but keeping in step.' And arm in arm the boys strolled away, leaving Alice to read music as diligently as if society had indeed no charms for her.

As she bent to turn a page, the eager young man behind the piano saw the rose and was struck speechless with delight.


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