Little Women Page #4
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Do you remember how you used to play
Pilgrim 's Progress when you were little?
I can see us all now with your ragbags
tied over our backs for burdens.
You have real burdens now,
instead of ragbags.
According to what I heard before tea,
except Beth.
She didn't say. Maybe she hasn't any.
Yes, I have.
Mine is dishes and dusters
...and envying girls with nice pianos.
A piano is a burden.
Good night, my precious.
Good night, Marmee.
- Good night, Jo, my girl.
- Good night, Marmee.
- Good night, darling.
- Good night, my baby.
- Good night, Marmee.
- Good night, Bethie.
- Merry Christmas, Hannah.
- Merry Christmas!
Where's Marmee?
She just went down the street,
but she'll be right back.
She wants you to have your breakfast
when I can get it dished up.
Come round here.
Hide them. Get close.
- Where have you been, Amy?
- What have you been doing?
Don't laugh, Jo.
I only changed the little bottle of cologne...
...for a big one.
I gave all my money to get it.
- Amy.
- Darling.
That was unselfish of you.
You're some pumpkins, Amy.
I felt ashamed, thinking only of myself.
Amy, my prettiest rose.
And I'm so glad,
because mine is the handsomest now.
- Where is Marmee?
- She'll be back any minute. Breakfast!
- Hannah, I'm so hungry.
- Hannah, what is it?
Sausages!
Popovers!
They are my favorites!
Coffee!
Oh, Hannah, you've beat the Dutch.
No need to make such a fuss about it.
I remember when I used to serve it
on your father's table every day.
No?
- Hannah, were we really that rich?
- How was I dressed?
I'd like to tell Jenny Snow
all the pretty clothes I used to wear.
- I can tell her. Diapers!
- Jo!
Two each.
- Isn't this marvelous?
- Look at all the popovers.
She's coming!
Hurry, Beth, strike up.
Amy, open the door.
Come here, Meg. We'll cover these up
and it'll be a surprise.
Enter, Marmee.
- Merry Christmas, Marmee!
- Merry Christmas, my...
Oh, darling!
Oh, Meg, dear! Thank you!
And handkerchiefs from Bethie. Thank you.
Hannah, did you see?
Amy, my precious, thank you!
These are from me.
Jo, my girl.
Thank you, darlings. Thank you.
Oh, my girls.
I can't tell you how happy I am.
Well, I can tell you how hungry I am.
Come on, everyone. Pass me those plates.
- Sit down, Marmee.
- Marmee, look! Sausages.
Wait a minute, girls.
I want to say one word before we begin.
I've just come from a poor woman
...and six children huddled into one bed
to keep from freezing, for they have no fire.
They are suffering cold and hunger.
My girls, will you give them your breakfast
as a Christmas present?
I'm so glad you came back
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