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Mrs
.
Harmon
Andrews
,
so
Avonlea
gossip
whispered
,
had
never
learned
how
to
manage
her
man
,
and
as
a
result
the
Andrews
household
was
not
exactly
a
model
of
domestic
happiness
.
I
see
that
the
Charlottetown
call
to
Mr
.
Allan
is
up
before
the
Presbytery
,
said
Mrs
.
Bell
.
That
means
we
ll
be
losing
him
soon
,
I
suppose
.
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They
re
not
going
before
September
,
said
Mrs
.
Sloane
.
It
will
be
a
great
loss
to
the
community
.
.
.
though
I
always
did
think
that
Mrs
.
Allan
dressed
rather
too
gay
for
a
minister
s
wife
.
But
we
are
none
of
us
perfect
.
Did
you
notice
how
neat
and
snug
Mr
.
Harrison
looked
today
?
I
never
saw
such
a
changed
man
.
He
goes
to
church
every
Sunday
and
has
subscribed
to
the
salary
.
Hasn
t
that
Paul
Irving
grown
to
be
a
big
boy
?
said
Mrs
.
Andrews
.
He
was
such
a
mite
for
his
age
when
he
came
here
.
I
declare
I
hardly
knew
him
today
.
He
s
getting
to
look
a
lot
like
his
father
.
He
s
a
smart
boy
,
said
Mrs
.
Bell
.
He
s
smart
enough
,
but
.
.
.
Mrs
.
Andrews
lowered
her
voice
.
.
.
I
believe
he
tells
queer
stories
.
Gracie
came
home
from
school
one
day
last
week
with
the
greatest
rigmarole
he
had
told
her
about
people
who
lived
down
at
the
shore
.
.
.
stories
there
couldn
t
be
a
word
of
truth
in
,
you
know
.
I
told
Gracie
not
to
believe
them
,
and
she
said
Paul
didn
t
intend
her
to
.
But
if
he
didn
t
what
did
he
tell
them
to
her
for
?
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Anne
says
Paul
is
a
genius
,
said
Mrs
.
Sloane
.
He
may
be
.
You
never
know
what
to
expect
of
them
Americans
,
said
Mrs
.
Andrews
.
Mrs
.
Andrews
only
acquaintance
with
the
word
genius
was
derived
from
the
colloquial
fashion
of
calling
any
eccentric
individual
a
queer
genius
.
She
probably
thought
,
with
Mary
Joe
,
that
it
meant
a
person
with
something
wrong
in
his
upper
story
.