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<h1> EIGHT COUSINS </h1>
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<h2> By Louisa M. Alcott </h2>
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<p><big><b>CONTENTS</b></big></p>
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<p><SPAN href="#link2H_PREF"> Preface </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0001"> Chapter 1—Two Girls </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0002"> Chapter 2—The Clan </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0003"> Chapter 3—Uncles </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0004"> Chapter 4—Aunts </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0005"> Chapter 5—A Belt and a Box </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0006"> Chapter 6—Uncle Alec's Room </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0007"> Chapter 7—A Trip to China </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0008"> Chapter 8—And what came of it </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0009"> Chapter 9—Phebe's Secret </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0010"> Chapter 10—Rose's Sacrifice </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0011"> Chapter 11—Poor Mac </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0012"> Chapter 12—“The Other Fellows” </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0013"> Chapter 13—Cosey Corner </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0014"> Chapter 14—A Happy Birthday </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0015"> Chapter 15—Ear-Rings </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0016"> Chapter 16—Bread and Button-Holes </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0017"> Chapter 17—Good Bargains </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0018"> Chapter 18—Fashion and Physiology </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0019"> Chapter 19—Brother Bones </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0020"> Chapter 20—Under The Mistletoe </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0021"> Chapter 21—A Scare </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0022"> Chapter 22—Something to do </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0023"> Chapter 23—Peace-Making </SPAN></p>
<p><SPAN href="#link2HCH0024"> Chapter 24—Which? </SPAN></p>
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<h2> Preface </h2>
<p>The Author is quite aware of the defects of this little story, many of
which were unavoidable, as it first appeared serially. But, as Uncle
Alec's experiment was intended to amuse the young folks, rather than
suggest educational improvements for the consideration of the elders, she
trusts that these shortcomings will be overlooked by the friends of the
Eight Cousins, and she will try to make amends in a second volume, which
shall attempt to show The Rose in Bloom.</p>
<p>L.M.A. <br/> <br/></p>
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