`` I 'll tell you what to do . Form a Good-Conduct Club and punish yourselves every time you do anything that 's not right . '' `` That 's a good idea , '' said Faith , struck by it . `` But , '' she added doubtfully , `` things that do n't seem a bit of harm to US seem simply dreadful to other people . How can we tell ? We ca n't be bothering father all the time -- and he has to be away a lot , anyhow . '' `` You could mostly tell if you stopped to think a thing over before doing it and ask yourselves what the congregation would say about it , '' said Jem . `` The trouble is you just rush into things and do n't think them over at all . Mother says you 're all too impulsive , just as she used to be . The Good-Conduct Club would help you to think , if you were fair and honest about punishing yourselves when you broke the rules . You 'd have to punish in some way that really HURT , or it would n't do any good . '' `` Whip each other ? '' `` Not exactly . You 'd have to think up different ways of punishment to suit the person . You would n't punish each other -- you 'd punish YOURSELVES . I read all about such a club in a story-book . You try it and see how it works . '' `` Let 's , '' said Faith ; and when Jem was gone they agreed they would . `` If things are n't right we 've just got to make them right , '' said Faith , resolutely . `` We 've got to be fair and square , as Jem says , '' said Jerry .
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