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Anne
flew
down
to
the
hollow
,
past
the
Dryad
’
s
Bubble
and
up
the
spruce
path
to
Orchard
Slope
,
to
ask
Diana
to
tea
.
As
a
result
just
after
Marilla
had
driven
off
to
Carmody
,
Diana
came
over
,
dressed
in
her
second
-
best
dress
and
looking
exactly
as
it
is
proper
to
look
when
asked
out
to
tea
.
At
other
times
she
was
wont
to
run
into
the
kitchen
without
knocking
;
but
now
she
knocked
primly
at
the
front
door
.
And
when
Anne
,
dressed
in
her
second
best
,
as
primly
opened
it
,
both
little
girls
shook
hands
as
gravely
as
if
they
had
never
met
before
.
This
unnatural
solemnity
lasted
until
after
Diana
had
been
taken
to
the
east
gable
to
lay
off
her
hat
and
then
had
sat
for
ten
minutes
in
the
sitting
room
,
toes
in
position
.
“
How
is
your
mother
?
”
inquired
Anne
politely
,
just
as
if
she
had
not
seen
Mrs
.
Barry
picking
apples
that
morning
in
excellent
health
and
spirits
.
“
She
is
very
well
,
thank
you
.
I
suppose
Mr
.
Cuthbert
is
hauling
potatoes
to
the
lily
sands
this
afternoon
,
is
he
?
”
said
Diana
,
who
had
ridden
down
to
Mr
.
Harmon
Andrews
’
s
that
morning
in
Matthew
’
s
cart
.
“
Yes
.
Our
potato
crop
is
very
good
this
year
.
I
hope
your
father
’
s
crop
is
good
too
.
”
“
It
is
fairly
good
,
thank
you
.
Have
you
picked
many
of
your
apples
yet
?
”
“
Oh
,
ever
so
many
,
”
said
Anne
forgetting
to
be
dignified
and
jumping
up
quickly
.
“
Let
’
s
go
out
to
the
orchard
and
get
some
of
the
Red
Sweetings
,
Diana
.
Marilla
says
we
can
have
all
that
are
left
on
the
tree
.
Marilla
is
a
very
generous
woman
.
She
said
we
could
have
fruit
cake
and
cherry
preserves
for
tea
.
But
it
isn
’
t
good
manners
to
tell
your
company
what
you
are
going
to
give
them
to
eat
,
so
I
won
’
t
tell
you
what
she
said
we
could
have
to
drink
.
Only
it
begins
with
an
R
and
a
C
and
it
’
s
bright
red
color
.
I
love
bright
red
drinks
,
don
’
t
you
?
They
taste
twice
as
good
as
any
other
color
.
”
The
orchard
,
with
its
great
sweeping
boughs
that
bent
to
the
ground
with
fruit
,
proved
so
delightful
that
the
little
girls
spent
most
of
the
afternoon
in
it
,
sitting
in
a
grassy
corner
where
the
frost
had
spared
the
green
and
the
mellow
autumn
sunshine
lingered
warmly
,
eating
apples
and
talking
as
hard
as
they
could
.
Diana
had
much
to
tell
Anne
of
what
went
on
in
school
.
She
had
to
sit
with
Gertie
Pye
and
she
hated
it
;
Gertie
squeaked
her
pencil
all
the
time
and
it
just
made
her
—
Diana
’
s
—
blood
run
cold
;
Ruby
Gillis
had
charmed
all
her
warts
away
,
true
’
s
you
live
,
with
a
magic
pebble
that
old
Mary
Joe
from
the
Creek
gave
her
.
You
had
to
rub
the
warts
with
the
pebble
and
then
throw
it
away
over
your
left
shoulder
at
the
time
of
the
new
moon
and
the
warts
would
all
go
.
Charlie
Sloane
’
s
name
was
written
up
with
Em
White
’
s
on
the
porch
wall
and
Em
White
was
awful
mad
about
it
;
Sam
Boulter
had
“
sassed
”
Mr
.
Phillips
in
class
and
Mr
.
Phillips
whipped
him
and
Sam
’
s
father
came
down
to
the
school
and
dared
Mr
.
Phillips
to
lay
a
hand
on
one
of
his
children
again
;
and
Mattie
Andrews
had
a
new
red
hood
and
a
blue
crossover
with
tassels
on
it
and
the
airs
she
put
on
about
it
were
perfectly
sickening
;
and
Lizzie
Wright
didn
’
t
speak
to
Mamie
Wilson
because
Mamie
Wilson
’
s
grown
-
up
sister
had
cut
out
Lizzie
Wright
’
s
grown
-
up
sister
with
her
beau
;
and
everybody
missed
Anne
so
and
wished
she
’
s
come
to
school
again
;
and
Gilbert
Blythe
—
But
Anne
didn
’
t
want
to
hear
about
Gilbert
Blythe
.
She
jumped
up
hurriedly
and
said
suppose
they
go
in
and
have
some
raspberry
cordial
.
