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But
I
think
it
will
be
splendid
to
have
a
lady
teacher
,
and
I
really
don
’
t
see
how
I
’
m
going
to
live
through
the
two
weeks
before
school
begins
.
I
’
m
so
impatient
to
see
her
.
”
Anne
had
to
live
through
more
than
two
weeks
,
as
it
happened
.
Almost
a
month
having
elapsed
since
the
liniment
cake
episode
,
it
was
high
time
for
her
to
get
into
fresh
trouble
of
some
sort
,
little
mistakes
,
such
as
absentmindedly
emptying
a
pan
of
skim
milk
into
a
basket
of
yarn
balls
in
the
pantry
instead
of
into
the
pigs
’
bucket
,
and
walking
clean
over
the
edge
of
the
log
bridge
into
the
brook
while
wrapped
in
imaginative
reverie
,
not
really
being
worth
counting
.
A
week
after
the
tea
at
the
manse
Diana
Barry
gave
a
party
.
“
Small
and
select
,
”
Anne
assured
Marilla
.
“
Just
the
girls
in
our
class
.
”
They
had
a
very
good
time
and
nothing
untoward
happened
until
after
tea
,
when
they
found
themselves
in
the
Barry
garden
,
a
little
tired
of
all
their
games
and
ripe
for
any
enticing
form
of
mischief
which
might
present
itself
.
This
presently
took
the
form
of
“
daring
.
”
Daring
was
the
fashionable
amusement
among
the
Avonlea
small
fry
just
then
.
It
had
begun
among
the
boys
,
but
soon
spread
to
the
girls
,
and
all
the
silly
things
that
were
done
in
Avonlea
that
summer
because
the
doers
thereof
were
“
dared
”
to
do
them
would
fill
a
book
by
themselves
.
First
of
all
Carrie
Sloane
dared
Ruby
Gillis
to
climb
to
a
certain
point
in
the
huge
old
willow
tree
before
the
front
door
;
which
Ruby
Gillis
,
albeit
in
mortal
dread
of
the
fat
green
caterpillars
with
which
said
tree
was
infested
and
with
the
fear
of
her
mother
before
her
eyes
if
she
should
tear
her
new
muslin
dress
,
nimbly
did
,
to
the
discomfiture
of
the
aforesaid
Carrie
Sloane
.
Then
Josie
Pye
dared
Jane
Andrews
to
hop
on
her
left
leg
around
the
garden
without
stopping
once
or
putting
her
right
foot
to
the
ground
;
which
Jane
Andrews
gamely
tried
to
do
,
but
gave
out
at
the
third
corner
and
had
to
confess
herself
defeated
.
Josie
’
s
triumph
being
rather
more
pronounced
than
good
taste
permitted
,
Anne
Shirley
dared
her
to
walk
along
the
top
of
the
board
fence
which
bounded
the
garden
to
the
east
.
Now
,
to
“
walk
”
board
fences
requires
more
skill
and
steadiness
of
head
and
heel
than
one
might
suppose
who
has
never
tried
it
.
But
Josie
Pye
,
if
deficient
in
some
qualities
that
make
for
popularity
,
had
at
least
a
natural
and
inborn
gift
,
duly
cultivated
,
for
walking
board
fences
.
Josie
walked
the
Barry
fence
with
an
airy
unconcern
which
seemed
to
imply
that
a
little
thing
like
that
wasn
’
t
worth
a
“
dare
.
”
Reluctant
admiration
greeted
her
exploit
,
for
most
of
the
other
girls
could
appreciate
it
,
having
suffered
many
things
themselves
in
their
efforts
to
walk
fences
.
Josie
descended
from
her
perch
,
flushed
with
victory
,
and
darted
a
defiant
glance
at
Anne
.
Anne
tossed
her
red
braids
.
