Fly around and get settled immediately.
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I have a question from Little Women.
‘Well, now, don’t be dismal, there’s a good fellow. It’s all right you see. Meg is happy, Brooke will fly round and get settled immediately, Grandpa will attend to him, and it will be very jolly to see Meg in her own little house.
What does 'Brooke will fly round and get settled immediately,' mean? Does it mean Brook will try hard to get a good place for Meg?
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Jamal 1315 What does 'Brooke will fly round and get settled immediately,' mean? Good question. I read the surrounding chapters, and I can't see why she put it that way.
- Jamal 1315 What does 'Brooke will fly round and get settled immediately,' mean?
- Good question.
- I read the surrounding chapters, and I can't see why she put it that way.
- It's Laurie talking, and he is young and loquacious, so he likes to mess around with words.
- My best guess is that Brooke will "move quickly doing the various things that need to be done" (fly round) and "establish living arrangements right away" (get settled immediately).
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Jamal 1315What does 'Brooke will fly round and get settled immediately,' mean?
Good question. I read the surrounding chapters, and I can't see why she put it that way. It's Laurie talking, and he is young and loquacious, so he likes to mess around with words. My best guess is that Brooke will "move quickly doing the various things that need to be done" (fly
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