Polymorphic function call without duplicate code

Suppose that all classes of a hierarchy implement a template member function g. All classes share the same implementation of two other functions f1 and f2 that call this template:

struct A {
    virtual void f1() {
        g(5);
    }
    virtual void f2() {
        g(5.5);
    }
private:
    template <typename T> void g(T) {std::cout << "In A" << std::endl;}
};

struct B: A {
    // Can I get rid of this duplicate code?
    virtual void f1() {
        g(5);
    }
    virtual void f2() {
        g(5.5);
    }
private:
    template <typename T> void g(T) {std::cout << "In B" << std::endl;}
};

struct C: A {
    // Can I get rid of this duplicate code?
    virtual void f1() {
        g(5);
    }
    virtual void f2() {
        g(5.5);
    }
private:
    template <typename T> void g(T) {std::cout << "In C" << std::endl;}
};

int main()
{
    B b;
    A &a = b;
    a.f1();
    return 0;
}

Since the implementations of f1 and f2 are identical in all the classes, how can I get rid of the duplicate code and still have the polymorphic call in main work as expected (i.e produce the output "In B")?