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“
I
think
he
is
a
very
disagreeable
man
,
”
said
Anne
,
with
a
resentful
toss
of
her
ruddy
head
.
“
You
never
said
a
truer
word
,
”
said
Mrs
.
Rachel
solemnly
.
“
I
knew
there
’
d
be
trouble
when
Robert
Bell
sold
his
place
to
a
New
Brunswick
man
,
that
’
s
what
.
I
don
’
t
know
what
Avonlea
is
coming
to
,
with
so
many
strange
people
rushing
into
it
.
It
’
ll
soon
not
be
safe
to
go
to
sleep
in
our
beds
.
”
“
Why
,
what
other
strangers
are
coming
in
?
”
asked
Marilla
.
“
Haven
’
t
you
heard
?
Well
,
there
’
s
a
family
of
Donnells
,
for
one
thing
.
They
’
ve
rented
Peter
Sloane
’
s
old
house
.
Peter
has
hired
the
man
to
run
his
mill
.
They
belong
down
east
and
nobody
knows
anything
about
them
.
Then
that
shiftless
Timothy
Cotton
family
are
going
to
move
up
from
White
Sands
and
they
’
ll
simply
be
a
burden
on
the
public
.
He
is
in
consumption
.
.
.
when
he
isn
’
t
stealing
.
.
.
and
his
wife
is
a
slack
-
twisted
creature
that
can
’
t
turn
her
hand
to
a
thing
.
She
washes
her
dishes
SITTING
DOWN
.
Mrs
.
George
Pye
has
taken
her
husband
’
s
orphan
nephew
,
Anthony
Pye
.
He
’
ll
be
going
to
school
to
you
,
Anne
,
so
you
may
expect
trouble
,
that
’
s
what
.
And
you
’
ll
have
another
strange
pupil
,
too
.
Paul
Irving
is
coming
from
the
States
to
live
with
his
grandmother
.
You
remember
his
father
,
Marilla
.
.
.
Stephen
Irving
,
him
that
jilted
Lavendar
Lewis
over
at
Grafton
?
”
“
I
don
’
t
think
he
jilted
her
.
There
was
a
quarrel
.
.
.
I
suppose
there
was
blame
on
both
sides
.
”
“
Well
,
anyway
,
he
didn
’
t
marry
her
,
and
she
’
s
been
as
queer
as
possible
ever
since
,
they
say
.
.
.
living
all
by
herself
in
that
little
stone
house
she
calls
Echo
Lodge
.
Stephen
went
off
to
the
States
and
went
into
business
with
his
uncle
and
married
a
Yankee
.
He
’
s
never
been
home
since
,
though
his
mother
has
been
up
to
see
him
once
or
twice
.
His
wife
died
two
years
ago
and
he
’
s
sending
the
boy
home
to
his
mother
for
a
spell
.
He
’
s
ten
years
old
and
I
don
’
t
know
if
he
’
ll
be
a
very
desirable
pupil
.
You
can
never
tell
about
those
Yankees
.
”
Mrs
Lynde
looked
upon
all
people
who
had
the
misfortune
to
be
born
or
brought
up
elsewhere
than
in
Prince
Edward
Island
with
a
decided
can
-
any
-
good
-
thing
-
come
-
out
-
of
-
Nazareth
air
.
They
MIGHT
be
good
people
,
of
course
;
but
you
were
on
the
safe
side
in
doubting
it
.
She
had
a
special
prejudice
against
“
Yankees
.
”
Her
husband
had
been
cheated
out
of
ten
dollars
by
an
employer
for
whom
he
had
once
worked
in
Boston
and
neither
angels
nor
principalities
nor
powers
could
have
convinced
Mrs
.
Rachel
that
the
whole
United
States
was
not
responsible
for
it
.
“
Avonlea
school
won
’
t
be
the
worse
for
a
little
new
blood
,
”
said
Marilla
drily
,
“
and
if
this
boy
is
anything
like
his
father
he
’
ll
be
all
right
.
Steve
Irving
was
the
nicest
boy
that
was
ever
raised
in
these
parts
,
though
some
people
did
call
him
proud
.
I
should
think
Mrs
.
Irving
would
be
very
glad
to
have
the
child
.
She
has
been
very
lonesome
since
her
husband
died
.
”
“
Oh
,
the
boy
may
be
well
enough
,
but
he
’
ll
be
different
from
Avonlea
children
,
”
said
Mrs
.
Rachel
,
as
if
that
clinched
the
matter
.
Mrs
.
Rachel
’
s
opinions
concerning
any
person
,
place
,
or
thing
,
were
always
warranted
to
wear
.
“
What
’
s
this
I
hear
about
your
going
to
start
up
a
Village
Improvement
Society
,
Anne
?
”
