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Well
now
if
it
isn
t
too
much
trouble
I
might
as
well
that
is
I
d
like
to
look
at
at
some
sugar
.
White
or
brown
?
queried
Miss
Harris
patiently
.
Oh
well
now
brown
,
said
Matthew
feebly
.
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There
s
a
barrel
of
it
over
there
,
said
Miss
Harris
,
shaking
her
bangles
at
it
.
It
s
the
only
kind
we
have
.
I
ll
I
ll
take
twenty
pounds
of
it
,
said
Matthew
,
with
beads
of
perspiration
standing
on
his
forehead
.
Matthew
had
driven
halfway
home
before
he
was
his
own
man
again
.
It
had
been
a
gruesome
experience
,
but
it
served
him
right
,
he
thought
,
for
committing
the
heresy
of
going
to
a
strange
store
.
When
he
reached
home
he
hid
the
rake
in
the
tool
house
,
but
the
sugar
he
carried
in
to
Marilla
.
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Brown
sugar
!
exclaimed
Marilla
.
Whatever
possessed
you
to
get
so
much
?
You
know
I
never
use
it
except
for
the
hired
man
s
porridge
or
black
fruit
cake
.
Jerry
s
gone
and
I
ve
made
my
cake
long
ago
.
It
s
not
good
sugar
,
either
it
s
coarse
and
dark
William
Blair
doesn
t
usually
keep
sugar
like
that
.
I
I
thought
it
might
come
in
handy
sometime
,
said
Matthew
,
making
good
his
escape
.
When
Matthew
came
to
think
the
matter
over
he
decided
that
a
woman
was
required
to
cope
with
the
situation
.
Marilla
was
out
of
the
question
.
Matthew
felt
sure
she
would
throw
cold
water
on
his
project
at
once
.
Remained
only
Mrs
.
Lynde
;
for
of
no
other
woman
in
Avonlea
would
Matthew
have
dared
to
ask
advice
.
To
Mrs
.
Lynde
he
went
accordingly
,
and
that
good
lady
promptly
took
the
matter
out
of
the
harassed
man
s
hands
.