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Those
first
three
weeks
at
Redmond
had
seemed
long
;
but
the
rest
of
the
term
flew
by
on
wings
of
wind
.
Before
they
realized
it
the
Redmond
students
found
themselves
in
the
grind
of
Christmas
examinations
,
emerging
therefrom
more
or
less
triumphantly
.
The
honor
of
leading
in
the
Freshman
classes
fluctuated
between
Anne
,
Gilbert
and
Philippa
;
Priscilla
did
very
well
;
Charlie
Sloane
scraped
through
respectably
,
and
comported
himself
as
complacently
as
if
he
had
led
in
everything
.
"
I
ca
n't
really
believe
that
this
time
tomorrow
I
'll
be
in
Green
Gables
,
"
said
Anne
on
the
night
before
departure
.
"
But
I
shall
be
.
And
you
,
Phil
,
will
be
in
Bolingbroke
with
Alec
and
Alonzo
.
"
"
I
'm
longing
to
see
them
,
"
admitted
Phil
,
between
the
chocolate
she
was
nibbling
.
"
They
really
are
such
dear
boys
,
you
know
.
There
's
to
be
no
end
of
dances
and
drives
and
general
jamborees
.
I
shall
never
forgive
you
,
Queen
Anne
,
for
not
coming
home
with
me
for
the
holidays
.
"
"'
Never
'
means
three
days
with
you
,
Phil
.
It
was
dear
of
you
to
ask
me
--
and
I
'd
love
to
go
to
Bolingbroke
some
day
.
But
I
ca
n't
go
this
year
--
I
MUST
go
home
.
You
do
n't
know
how
my
heart
longs
for
it
.
"
"
You
wo
n't
have
much
of
a
time
,
"
said
Phil
scornfully
.
"
There
'll
be
one
or
two
quilting
parties
,
I
suppose
;
and
all
the
old
gossips
will
talk
you
over
to
your
face
and
behind
your
back
.
You
'll
die
of
lonesomeness
,
child
.
"
"
In
Avonlea
?
"
said
Anne
,
highly
amused
.
"
Now
,
if
you
'd
come
with
me
you
'd
have
a
perfectly
gorgeous
time
.
Bolingbroke
would
go
wild
over
you
,
Queen
Anne
--
your
hair
and
your
style
and
,
oh
,
everything
!
You
're
so
DIFFERENT
.
You
'd
be
such
a
success
--
and
I
would
bask
in
reflected
glory
--
'
not
the
rose
but
near
the
rose
.
'
Do
come
,
after
all
,
Anne
.
"
"
Your
picture
of
social
triumphs
is
quite
fascinating
,
Phil
,
but
I
'll
paint
one
to
offset
it
.
I
'm
going
home
to
an
old
country
farmhouse
,
once
green
,
rather
faded
now
,
set
among
leafless
apple
orchards
.
There
is
a
brook
below
and
a
December
fir
wood
beyond
,
where
I
've
heard
harps
swept
by
the
fingers
of
rain
and
wind
.
There
is
a
pond
nearby
that
will
be
gray
and
brooding
now
.
There
will
be
two
oldish
ladies
in
the
house
,
one
tall
and
thin
,
one
short
and
fat
;
and
there
will
be
two
twins
,
one
a
perfect
model
,
the
other
what
Mrs.
Lynde
calls
a
'
holy
terror
.
'
There
will
be
a
little
room
upstairs
over
the
porch
,
where
old
dreams
hang
thick
,
and
a
big
,
fat
,
glorious
feather
bed
which
will
almost
seem
the
height
of
luxury
after
a
boardinghouse
mattress
.
How
do
you
like
my
picture
,
Phil
?
"
"
It
seems
a
very
dull
one
,
"
said
Phil
,
with
a
grimace
.
