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161
Oh
,
it
makes
such
a
difference
.
It
looks
so
much
nicer
.
When
you
hear
a
name
pronounced
can
t
you
always
see
it
in
your
mind
,
just
as
if
it
was
printed
out
?
I
can
;
and
A
-
n
-
n
looks
dreadful
,
but
A
-
n
-
n
-
e
looks
so
much
more
distinguished
.
If
you
ll
only
call
me
Anne
spelled
with
an
E
I
shall
try
to
reconcile
myself
to
not
being
called
Cordelia
.
162
Very
well
,
then
,
Anne
spelled
with
an
E
,
can
you
tell
us
how
this
mistake
came
to
be
made
?
We
sent
word
to
Mrs
.
Spencer
to
bring
us
a
boy
.
Were
there
no
boys
at
the
asylum
?
163
Oh
,
yes
,
there
was
an
abundance
of
them
.
But
Mrs
.
Spencer
said
distinctly
that
you
wanted
a
girl
about
eleven
years
old
.
And
the
matron
said
she
thought
I
would
do
.
You
don
t
know
how
delighted
I
was
.
I
couldn
t
sleep
all
last
night
for
joy
.
Oh
,
she
added
reproachfully
,
turning
to
Matthew
,
why
didn
t
you
tell
me
at
the
station
that
you
didn
t
want
me
and
leave
me
there
?
If
I
hadn
t
seen
the
White
Way
of
Delight
and
the
Lake
of
Shining
Waters
it
wouldn
t
be
so
hard
.
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164
What
on
earth
does
she
mean
?
demanded
Marilla
,
staring
at
Matthew
.
165
She
she
s
just
referring
to
some
conversation
we
had
on
the
road
,
said
Matthew
hastily
.
I
m
going
out
to
put
the
mare
in
,
Marilla
.
Have
tea
ready
when
I
come
back
.
166
167
Did
Mrs
.
Spencer
bring
anybody
over
besides
you
?
continued
Marilla
when
Matthew
had
gone
out
.
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168
She
brought
Lily
Jones
for
herself
.
Lily
is
only
five
years
old
and
she
is
very
beautiful
and
had
nut
-
brown
hair
.
If
I
was
very
beautiful
and
had
nut
-
brown
hair
would
you
keep
me
?
169
No
.
We
want
a
boy
to
help
Matthew
on
the
farm
.
A
girl
would
be
of
no
use
to
us
.
Take
off
your
hat
.
I
ll
lay
it
and
your
bag
on
the
hall
table
.
170
Anne
took
off
her
hat
meekly
.
Matthew
came
back
presently
and
they
sat
down
to
supper
.
But
Anne
could
not
eat
.
In
vain
she
nibbled
at
the
bread
and
butter
and
pecked
at
the
crab
-
apple
preserve
out
of
the
little
scalloped
glass
dish
by
her
plate
.
She
did
not
really
make
any
headway
at
all
.