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831
Anne
swept
by
disdainfully
,
without
look
or
sign
of
hearing
.
Oh
how
could
you
,
Anne
?
breathed
Diana
as
they
went
down
the
road
half
reproachfully
,
half
admiringly
.
Diana
felt
that
she
could
never
have
resisted
Gilbert
s
plea
.
832
I
shall
never
forgive
Gilbert
Blythe
,
said
Anne
firmly
.
And
Mr
.
Phillips
spelled
my
name
without
an
e
,
too
.
The
iron
has
entered
into
my
soul
,
Diana
.
833
Diana
hadn
t
the
least
idea
what
Anne
meant
but
she
understood
it
was
something
terrible
.
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834
You
mustn
t
mind
Gilbert
making
fun
of
your
hair
,
she
said
soothingly
.
Why
,
he
makes
fun
of
all
the
girls
.
He
laughs
at
mine
because
it
s
so
black
.
He
s
called
me
a
crow
a
dozen
times
;
and
I
never
heard
him
apologize
for
anything
before
,
either
.
835
There
s
a
great
deal
of
difference
between
being
called
a
crow
and
being
called
carrots
,
said
Anne
with
dignity
.
Gilbert
Blythe
has
hurt
my
feelings
excruciatingly
,
Diana
.
836
It
is
possible
the
matter
might
have
blown
over
without
more
excruciation
if
nothing
else
had
happened
.
But
when
things
begin
to
happen
they
are
apt
to
keep
on
.
837
Avonlea
scholars
often
spent
noon
hour
picking
gum
in
Mr
.
Bell
s
spruce
grove
over
the
hill
and
across
his
big
pasture
field
.
From
there
they
could
keep
an
eye
on
Eben
Wright
s
house
,
where
the
master
boarded
.
When
they
saw
Mr
.
Phillips
emerging
therefrom
they
ran
for
the
schoolhouse
;
but
the
distance
being
about
three
times
longer
than
Mr
.
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838
Wright
s
lane
they
were
very
apt
to
arrive
there
,
breathless
and
gasping
,
some
three
minutes
too
late
.
839
On
the
following
day
Mr
.
Phillips
was
seized
with
one
of
his
spasmodic
fits
of
reform
and
announced
before
going
home
to
dinner
,
that
he
should
expect
to
find
all
the
scholars
in
their
seats
when
he
returned
.
Anyone
who
came
in
late
would
be
punished
.
840
All
the
boys
and
some
of
the
girls
went
to
Mr
.
Bell
s
spruce
grove
as
usual
,
fully
intending
to
stay
only
long
enough
to
pick
a
chew
.
But
spruce
groves
are
seductive
and
yellow
nuts
of
gum
beguiling
;
they
picked
and
loitered
and
strayed
;
and
as
usual
the
first
thing
that
recalled
them
to
a
sense
of
the
flight
of
time
was
Jimmy
Glover
shouting
from
the
top
of
a
patriarchal
old
spruce
Master
s
coming
.