The burn shows badly , and I ca n't take any out . '' `` You must sit still all you can and keep your back out of sight . The front is all right . I shall have a new ribbon for my hair , and Marmee will lend me her little pearl pin , and my new slippers are lovely , and my gloves will do , though they are n't as nice as I 'd like . '' `` Mine are spoiled with lemonade , and I ca n't get any new ones , so I shall have to go without , '' said Jo , who never troubled herself much about dress . `` You must have gloves , or I wo n't go , '' cried Meg decidedly . `` Gloves are more important than anything else . You ca n't dance without them , and if you do n't I should be so mortified . '' `` Then I 'll stay still . I do n't care much for company dancing . It 's no fun to go sailing round . I like to fly about and cut capers . '' `` You ca n't ask Mother for new ones , they are so expensive , and you are so careless . She said when you spoiled the others that she should n't get you any more this winter . Ca n't you make them do ? '' `` I can hold them crumpled up in my hand , so no one will know how stained they are . That 's all I can do . No ! I 'll tell you how we can manage , each wear one good one and carry a bad one . Do n't you see ? ''
`` Your hands are bigger than mine , and you will stretch my glove dreadfully , '' began XXXXX , whose gloves were a tender point with her .
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