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391
What
am
I
to
call
you
?
asked
Anne
.
Shall
I
always
say
Miss
Cuthbert
?
Can
I
call
you
Aunt
Marilla
?
392
No
;
you
ll
call
me
just
plain
Marilla
.
I
m
not
used
to
being
called
Miss
Cuthbert
and
it
would
make
me
nervous
.
393
It
sounds
awfully
disrespectful
to
just
say
Marilla
,
protested
Anne
.
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394
I
guess
there
ll
be
nothing
disrespectful
in
it
if
you
re
careful
to
speak
respectfully
.
Everybody
,
young
and
old
,
in
Avonlea
calls
me
Marilla
except
the
minister
.
He
says
Miss
Cuthbert
when
he
thinks
of
it
.
395
I
d
love
to
call
you
Aunt
Marilla
,
said
Anne
wistfully
.
396
I
ve
never
had
an
aunt
or
any
relation
at
all
not
even
a
grandmother
.
It
would
make
me
feel
as
if
I
really
belonged
to
you
.
Can
t
I
call
you
Aunt
Marilla
?
397
No
.
I
m
not
your
aunt
and
I
don
t
believe
in
calling
people
names
that
don
t
belong
to
them
.
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398
But
we
could
imagine
you
were
my
aunt
.
399
I
couldn
t
,
said
Marilla
grimly
.
400
Do
you
never
imagine
things
different
from
what
they
really
are
?
asked
Anne
wide
-
eyed
.