The girl sits up, puts her hands nonchalantly in her pockets,
and begins to whistle.
"Oh, don't, Jo," says Amy. "It's so boyish "
"Well, that's why I do it," says Jo.
"I detest rude, unladylike girls "
"And I hate affected, niminy-piminy chits "
Even though the March girls Jo, Amy, Beth and Meg disagree about
plenty of matters, on plenty of occasions, the four make up the
core of a cheerful, happy household . . . at least as happy as can
be expected, given the fact that father is far away from home,
fighting in the war -- perhaps never to return -- while mother is
saying they should not have the pleasure of Christmas presents . .
. not this year, when so many are suffering, and so many are in
danger of losing their lives
Louisa May Alcott's 1868 classic "Little Women, " perhaps the
best-beloved children's novel of all time, tells the story of these
four spirited girls, with all their separate talents and
ambitions.
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