Capitolo 1
Jack and Jill
of Louisa May Alcott
To the schoolmates of ELLSWORTH DEVENS,
Of who beautiful character won't be forgotten soon,
This History of Village is affectionately written by their friend,
L.M.A.
1880
Contained
Chapter me You Catastrophe
Chapter Penitent II Due
Chapter III Ward No Me
Chapter IV Ward No 2
Chapter V Secrets
I capitulate Surprises of You
I capitulate the Mission of VII Jill
Chapter VIII Merry and Molly
Chapter IX Il Baton that Debates
Chapter X Il Dramatic Baton
I capitulate XI "down Groves"
Chapter XII Il Twenty-second of February
Chapter XIII Jack Has a Mystery
Chapter XIV E Jill Finds it out
Chapter XV Santo Lucy
Chapter XVI Su to Happy
I capitulate down XVII to Molly
Chapter XVIII Cesti of May
Chapter XIX Good person Templars
Chapter XX Una Sweet Memory
Chapter Stony XXI Spiaggia
Chapter XXII Un day Felice
Chapter XXIII Bestiame bovine Show
I capitulate down XXIV the River
Jack and Jill
Jack and Jill climbed the hill
To coast along with fun and laughter;
Jack fell down and broke his/her crown,
It is Jill it came falling later.
Chapter me
The Catastrophe
"Clear the lulla!" it was the to whine general a bright December
afternoon, when all the boys and girls of Village of Harmony were
out enjoying the first good snow of the season. On and down three
long coasts they went fast as the legs and sleighs you/they could bring them.
A smooth run conducted in the lawn, and here the small people
congregated; one swept through the pond, where skaters were
casting around as water-bugs; and the third one, from the a lot of top of
the steep hill, suddenly ended above to an enclosure of bar on the tall bank
the road. There was a group of young fellow and girls sitting or tilting himself/herself/itself on
this enclosure to remain after an exciting run, and, as them reposed, them
had a good time with criticising their consorts, still absorbed in
this most delicious of sport of out-door.
"Here it comes to Frank Minot, while seeming solemn as a judge", he/she cried
one, as a tall individual of sixteen rotated from with a fixed glance around the