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"

P.S.

.

It

is

impossible

--

but

I

am

horribly

afraid

it

's

true

.

I

'm

happy

and

wretched

and

scared

.

HE

can

NEVER

care

for

me

,

I

know

.

Do

you

think

I

could

ever

develop

into

a

passable

minister

's

wife

,

Anne

?

And

WOULD

they

expect

me

to

lead

in

prayer

?

P

G.

"

"

I

'm

contrasting

the

claims

of

indoors

and

out

,

"

said

Anne

,

looking

from

the

window

of

Patty

's

Place

to

the

distant

pines

of

the

park

.

"

I

've

an

afternoon

to

spend

in

sweet

doing

nothing

,

Aunt

Jimsie

.

Shall

I

spend

it

here

where

there

is

a

cosy

fire

,

a

plateful

of

delicious

russets

,

three

purring

and

harmonious

cats

,

and

two

impeccable

china

dogs

with

green

noses

?

Or

shall

I

go

to

the

park

,

where

there

is

the

lure

of

gray

woods

and

of

gray

water

lapping

on

the

harbor

rocks

?

"

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"

If

I

was

as

young

as

you

,

I

'd

decide

in

favor

of

the

park

,

"

said

Aunt

Jamesina

,

tickling

Joseph

's

yellow

ear

with

a

knitting

needle

.

"

I

thought

that

you

claimed

to

be

as

young

as

any

of

us

,

Aunty

,

"

teased

Anne

.

"

Yes

,

in

my

soul

.

But

I

'll

admit

my

legs

are

n't

as

young

as

yours

.

You

go

and

get

some

fresh

air

,

Anne

.

You

look

pale

lately

.

"

"

I

think

I

'll

go

to

the

park

,

"

said

Anne

restlessly

.

"

I

do

n't

feel

like

tame

domestic

joys

today

.

I

want

to

feel

alone

and

free

and

wild

.

The

park

will

be

empty

,

for

every

one

will

be

at

the

football

match

.

"

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"

Why

did

n't

you

go

to

it

?

"

"'

Nobody

axed

me

,

sir

,

she

said

'

--

at

least

,

nobody

but

that

horrid

little

Dan

Ranger

.

I

would

n't

go

anywhere

with

him

;

but

rather

than

hurt

his

poor

little

tender

feelings

I

said

I

was

n't

going

to

the

game

at

all

.

I

do

n't

mind

.

I

'm

not

in

the

mood

for

football

today

somehow

.

"

"

You

go

and

get

some

fresh

air

,

"

repeated

Aunt

Jamesina

,

"

but

take

your

umbrella

,

for

I

believe

it

's

going

to

rain

.

I

've

rheumatism

in

my

leg

.

"

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