Anne of Green Gables Page #2
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graveyard of buried hopes, now.
That's a sentence I read once...
and I say it over to comfort myself
in these times that try the soul.
We've had a request for two of our girls to
live with families in Prince Edward Island.
And I've decided that
you will be one of them.
Oh, thank you, Mrs. Cadbury.
Thank you with all my heart.
It's not my wish to reward
rebelliousness, but...
for the good of discipline,
it seems that I must.
Perhaps this new family of yours can shatter
this dream world that you live in.
Now, get into your
nightgown and go to bed.
Are you waiting for someone, Miss?
I am, thank you.
Would you prefer to sit in
the ladies' waiting room?
No, I prefer to sit here.
There's so much more
scope for the imagination.
Thank you just the same.
As you like, Miss.
Thomas!
Isn't that Matthew
Cuthbert driving that buggy?
Appears to be.
Well, he never goes to
town this time of year,...
suit except in church.
Maybe he's going courting.
Don't be so utterly ridiculous, Thomas.
He's not going fast enough for a doctor.
Oh, my afternoon is spoiled!
I won't have a moments peace 'til
I know what that man is up to.
Wearing his suit.
have to explain all this.
You, who. Marilla.
Ah, Rachel, good morning.
And how are all the Lyndes?
Oh, we're alright as rain, Marilla,...
but I was kind of worried about you when
I saw your brother drive by just now.
Oh, I'm fine. Just fine.
Appreciate the concern though.
But he was in his suit...
and smoking his pipe.
Well, I don't mind so long as he smokes his
pipe in the great outdoors and not in my kitchen.
He was in his suit.
Yes, Rachel.
to town this time of year.
Matthew wasn't going to town.
Oh, don't keep me in such suspense.
We're getting a little boy from an orphanage in Nova
Scotia, and he's coming in on the afternoon train.
A boy?! You can't be serious.
Well, you don't know anything about raising
children. Whatever put such an idea into your head?
Well...
Matthew is getting along in years.
He's not as spry as he once was and...
his heart bothers him greatly.
Mrs. Spencer was up
here before Christmas
and said she was getting a little girl
from the Hopeton Asylum in the spring.
Matthew and I gave
it good consideration.
So, we sent word to her
by her niece, Roberta,...
to tell her to bring us a
boy home while she was at it.
nothing after this. Nothing.
We told her to fix us up with
a little boy, eleven or twelve...
Old enough to do the chores, and
young enough to be brought up properly.
You know I pride myself
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