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10 A LOST GLOVE The following day was strange but it was very happy. Mrs March didn't want to move from Beth's side, so Hannah prepared a wonderful breakfast and took it upstairs to her. While she was eating it, Mrs March talked to Jo and Meg about their father, and about the terrible journey home through the snowstorm with Laurie. After breakfast Meg and Jo slept for an hour or two because they were very tired. In the afternoon Mrs March went to Aunt March's. Amy cried with joy when she saw her mother. She was so happy to see her again. They sat for a while and talked. 'At first I was sad,' said Amy. 'But Laurie came every day. He was very kind. I had a lot of time to think and I thought about myself. I know that I'm selfish but I'm going to try hard to be different. Beth isn't selfish, and everyone loves her. I'm going to try and be like Beth.' 'I'm very pleased, Amy,' Mrs March said, 'You can come home soon but you must be patient for a bit longer. Now I must hurry back to Beth.' That evening while Meg was writing to her father, Jo went upstairs to Beth's room. There was a worried look on her face. 'What's the matter", dear?' asked Mrs March. 'I want to tell you something, Mother.' 'About Meg?' 'How did you know? Yes, it's about her. It's a little thing, but it worries me.'



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