There are some last things to settle , '' said Meg , bustling away . `` Beth and I are going over to Kitty Bryant 's to get more flowers for tomorrow , '' added Amy , tying a picturesque hat over her picturesque curls , and enjoying the effect as much as anybody . `` Come , Jo , do n't desert a fellow . I 'm in such a state of exhaustion I ca n't get home without help . Do n't take off your apron , whatever you do , it 's peculiarly becoming , '' said Laurie , as Jo bestowed his especial aversion in her capacious pocket and offered her arm to support his feeble steps . `` Now , Teddy , I want to talk seriously to you about tomorrow , '' began Jo , as they strolled away together . `` You must promise to behave well , and not cut up any pranks , and spoil our plans . '' `` Not a prank . '' `` And do n't say funny things when we ought to be sober . '' `` I never do . You are the one for that . '' `` And I implore you not to look at me during the ceremony . I shall certainly laugh if you do . '' `` You wo n't see me , you 'll be crying so hard that the thick fog round you will obscure the prospect . '' `` I never cry unless for some great affliction . '' `` Such as fellows going to college , hey ? '' cut in Laurie , with suggestive laugh . `` Do n't be a peacock . I only moaned a trifle to keep the girls company . '' `` Exactly .
I XXXXX , Jo , how is Grandpa this week ?
'm bestowed desert get moaned obscure offered said say settle