Anne of Avonlea - L. M. Montgomery

Rachel for calling you homely and redhaired. Do you remember, Anne?” “I should think I do,” said Anne ruefu ...

heart talk with Marilla, gratefully accepted the offer of a home at Green Gables. She elected to rema ...

fought two pitched and unprovoked battles with other boys by way of relieving his feelings. Barbara Shaw c ...

grave and when I was away I felt sure that . . .” “That I would do it,” supplied Diana h ...

“I hope I shall make new friends,” said Anne thoughtfully. “The possibilities of making new friends he ...

of the Sewing Circle at his mother’s and there was a book called ‘The Complete Guide to Etiquette,’ lying ...

then I met you. You don’t know what your friendship meant to me. I want to thank you here and n ...

XXVII An Afternoon at the Stone House “Where are you going, all dressed up, Anne?” Davy wanted to know. “You loo ...

bank and stuck his head right into the spring to show them. Oh, it wasn’t the spring we drink out of ...

“I’d like to try that for myself,” said skeptical Davy. “But I guess it’s better to have puddi ...

“Yes, just the best kind of a day,” answered Miss Lavendar, rousing herself from her reverie. “But ...

then, you see, Grandma has brought father up HER way and made a brilliant success of him; and teacher has never ...

your strawberries we’ll have tea out here under the silver poplar. I’ll have it all ready for you with ...

possibility surrounding her. . . the power of future development that was in her. She seemed to walk in an ...

she says to me, ‘and I never want to stray from my own vine and fig tree again. My relations try s ...

eyes . . . the look my little mother always had. I think it’s a pity you haven’t any boys of ...

XXVIII The Prince Comes Back to the Enchanted Palace The last day of school came and went. A trium ...

loss to the community . . . though I always did think that Mrs. Allan dressed rather too gay for a ...

but they would remember and practice them long after they had forgotten the capital of Afghanistan and ...

a temperament like my laddie’s. What was lacking in her you have supplied. Between you, I think Paul’s tr ...