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I say little Jem because I remember him only as a child.
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Even little Jem was busily engaged in some kind of work.
3
Anne and Leslie had another cry the next week when they shortened Little Jem.
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Poor little Jem was supposed to be some one whose whole history he knew.
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No, Rilla dear, little Jem is not dead, and that you may tie to.
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Gilbert went out, and Anne put away Little Jem's short dresses with trembling hands.
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I must not forget " Little Jem," the smallest boy on board.
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Little Jem, her stepson-sturdy, fair, silent-washer first failure.
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Oh, yes, I must-LittleJem will sleep for an hour yet, and I'll call Susan.
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Your Little Jem is to have the few curious things I picked up-I'veseen to that.
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She threw away her stick and walked briskly across the glass floor, drawing little Jem after her.
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Well, I must bestir myself this afternoon and get little Jem's Christmas cake packed up for him.
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But he had a standing feud with Susan because she would not give up calling him Little Jem.
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Instead, let's look at Little Jem.
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Now I shall just look over the papers a minute before going to write a letter to little Jem.
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Little Jem is not dead.