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Jo's Boys author-Melissa Iwai Then Ria learned more styles--tapALCOTT, Louisa May. Jos Boys. And How They Turned Out. A Sequel to Little Men. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1899. 12mo, 365pp + [18] advts. Brown cloth decoratively stamped in black and gold. Frontispiece. Spine ends and corners minutely rubbed, else an unusually sharp copy. Early printing being 13 years after the first. Louisa May Alcotts third and final novel following the March sisters and their children. Beginning ten years after Little Men,