Aunt Carroll passes her over to be a companion on a Europe trip, so she goes to New York to serve as a governess for Mrs. Kirke.
Aunt Carroll passes her over to be a companion on a Europe trip, so she goes to New York to serve as a governess for Mrs. Kirke. She sells her long, chestnut hair for twenty-five dollars to allow her mother to travel to her sick father, a Civil War chaplain. After inheriting her Aunt March's home Plumfield, she turns it into a boys' school. She marries Professor Bhaer after turning down Laurie's proposal. Reappearing in a book about her "boys," For 10 points—name this Alcott character, the second oldest of the Little Women.
Aunt Carroll passes her over to be a companion on a Europe trip, so she goes to New York to serve as a governess for Mrs. Kirke.
{Jo} March