Capitolo 1
The Boys of Jo
of Louisa M. Alcott
Chapter 1 Ten years later
Chapter 2 Parnassuses
I capitulate that 3 Jo is that Last Scrapes off
Chapter 4 Dans
Chapter 5 Vacation
Chapter 6 Last Words
Chapter 7 The Leo and the lamb
Chapter 8 Josies Drammi Siren
Chapter 9 Her Worm Developed
Chapter 10 Chests of Demi
I capitulate the Thanks of 11 Emils
I capitulate the Christmas of 12 Dans
I capitulate the New year of 13 Nats
Chapter 14 Plays to Plumfield
I capitulate the 15 Attended
Chapter 16 In the Tennis-court
Chapter 17 Among the Houseservants
Chapter 18 Class day
Chapter 19 Rose Bianche
I capitulate the 20 Life for the Life
I capitulate the Rider of 21 Aslaugas
Chapter 22 Positively the last Aspect
Chapter 1
TEN YEARS LATER
'If whoever had told whether to happen here marvelous changes were
in ten years, I would not have believed him', Mrs Jo tells Mrs Meg,
as they sat on the plaza to Plumfield one it spends the summer day, while looking around
them with faces full of the pride and pleasure.
'This is the kind of magic that money and hearts of kind you/they can work. I am
Sure Mr Laurence could not have monument nobler than the university him this way
gifted generously; and a house as this will hold the Aunt March
green memory until hard', answered Mrs Meg, cheers always to
you praise the absentee.
'We believed in fairies, you remember, and plain that al which we would ask us
for if we could have three wishes. It doesn't do him/it it seems as if mine had
is finally granted really? Money, the fame, and very the job me
love', says Mrs Jo, crumpling on gaily his/her hair as her hooked
his/her hands on his/her head in the moment in which she did when a girl.
'I have had mine, and Amy is enjoying his to the content of his/her heart.
If dear Marmee, John, and Beth they were here, it would be rather perfect,'
Added Meg, with a tender you wave in his/her voice; for the place of Marmee it was
now empty.
Jo appropriated his/her sister, and both sat silent for a small
while, observing the pleasant scene in front of them with mixed sad and
happy thoughts.
It certainly looked as if magic had been at work for quiet,