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Jo’s Boys

CHAPTER 5
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Men are always ready to die for us, but not to make our lives worth having.
Cheap sentiment and bad logic.

You will pass, Tom, only don't twaddle.
Now, having taken the sense of the meeting we will adjourn, as the hour for festive gymnastics has arrived.

I am glad to see that old Plum has given six true men to the world, and hope they will continue to be staunch to her and the principles she has taught them, wherever they may go.

Now, girls, don't sit in draughts, and, boys, beware of ice-water when you are warm.' With this characteristic close Nan retired from office, and the girls went to enjoy one of the few rights allowed them..


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