Little Woman part 2
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- CHAPTER 25: THE FIRST WEDDINGThe wedding guests arrive and Meg has her simple wedding. Not needing all the fancy trimmings but preferring a small quiet wedding, Mr. March acts as minister and the family gathers round to see young Meg married. All have a wonderful time.
- CHAPTER 35: HEARTACHEShe discovers in a walk through the woods that he has not and she feels that she has to tell him that she does not love him and will never marry him. Laurie is crushed and returns home to his grandfather. Laurie now finds comfort in the fact that his grandfather will accompany him. Laurie tries to recover from a broken heart.
- CHAPTER 40: THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOWA special room is prepared for Beth so that she may spend her last days surrounded by beautiful things and wonderful people. She spends her days making small gifts for the children. Jo keeps a constant watch over her sister. She realizes that her short life has made a real difference in people's lives and now Beth is ready to leave. Beth dies in her mother's arms.
- CHAPTER 41: LEARNING TO FORGETIn an effort to cure his broken heart, Laurie tries to write music like Mozart but finds this task tedious and gives it up. Amy receives word from home that Beth has passed. She wishes to return home but her family urges her to stay. Amy calls for Laurie and he packs his things and leaves from Germany to be at Amy's side. The two grow very fond of one another and love blossoms between them. While rowing in a river boat the two share their love for one another.
- CHAPTER 46: UNDER THE UMBRELLAJo goes on long walks in the hope of running into Professor Bhaer, she has not seen him for several days and wonders where he has gone. She runs into him one rainy day in town and learns that his business is finished and that he will be leaving soon. Jo is crushed by this news and Professor Bhaer seems to take notice. Eventually they true feelings and agree to be married and Jo feels that she has finally found happiness in her life.
- CHAPTER 47: HARVEST TIMEAunt March dies suddenly and leaves Plumfield, her home, to Jo. Overjoyed by the generosity of the old woman. Finally, she decides that she would like to open a boys home with her and the Professor as teachers. Eventually Jo and the Professor have two little boys of their own, Rob and Teddy. Amy has a sickly young daughter, Beth, who she is constantly worrying over. The family gives thanks for having one another and the novel closes.
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