Anne of Ingleside

"Withdraw thy foot from thy neighbour's house lest he weary of thee and hate thee."

what in old Avonlea days had been called "a Jonah day."

I am no lover of cats, but the Shrimp is seven years old and should at least be respected

"Darling, what is the matter?" asked Anne, interrupted in her kitchen conference with Susan by a weeping daughter who flung herself stormily against the maternal shoulder

Anne listened with her usual serious face, praying that she be not betrayed into a stifled shriek of laughter. She remembered the child she had been at old Green Gables. She remembered the Haunted Wood and two small girls who had been terribly frightened by their own pretending thereof. And she knew the dreadful bitterness of losing a dream.

Anne listened with her usual serious face, praying that she be not betrayed into a stifled shriek of laughter. She remembered the child she had been at old Green Gables. She remembered the Haunted Wood and two small girls who had been terribly frightened by their own pretending thereof. And she knew the dreadful bitterness of losing a dream.

Daddy came to the door to say, "Good-night, Kittenkin

"Fancy our baby being old enough to carry a cake all alone to the church," she thought, half proudly, half sorrowfully, as she went back to work, blissfully unaware of the torture she was inflicting on a small mite she would have given her life for.

"At least, let's hope and trust they'll each get as good a husband as their mother got," said Gilbert teasingly.

Gilbert had heard the story and was so angry that it was well for Dovie Johnson that she was a good thirty miles away from him