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Little Women

CHAPTER THIRTY-THREE
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Books and papers everywhere, a broken meerschaum, and an old flute over the mantlepiece as if done with, a ragged bird without any tail chirped on one window seat, and a box of white mice adorned the other.

Half-finished boats and bits of string lay among the manuscripts.

Dirty little boots stood drying before the fire, and traces of the dearly beloved boys, for whom he makes a slave of himself, were to be seen all over the room.

After a grand rummage three of the missing articles were found, one over the bird cage, one covered with ink, and a third burned brown, having been used as a holder.
"Such a man!" laughed good-natured Mrs.K., as she put the relics in the rag bay.

"I suppose the others are torn up to rig ships, bandage cut fingers, or make kite tails.


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