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<b>Morning at Green Gables</b>

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<i>Red-haired girl Anne Shirley...</i>

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<i>entered into Green Gables with hope.</i>

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<i>But alas, Matthew and Marilla
wanted a boy who could help out.</i>

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<i>- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -</i>

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<i>Therefore, Anne would be
returned to the asylum...</i>

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<b>- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -</b>

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Why aren't you dressed yet?

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Oh, isn't it wonderful!?

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It's a big tree and it blooms great...

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but the fruit don't amount to
much never... small and wormy.

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I don't mean just the tree.

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Of course it's lovely.

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It blooms as if it meant it.

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But I meant everything...

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the garden, orchard, brook and
the woods, the whole big dear world.

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Don't you feel as if you just loved
the world on a morning like this?

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I can hear the brook laughing
all the way up here.

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I'm so glad there's a brook
near Green Gables.

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Perhaps you think it makes
no difference to me...

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a mere visitor, but it does.

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I'll always remember the brook at Green
Gables even if I never see it again

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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Without a brook, I'd be haunted
by the uncomfortable feeling.

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I'm not in the depths of despair
this morning.

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I never can be in the morning.

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Isn't it a splendid thing that
there are mornings?

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But I feel very sad.

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I've just been imagining that...

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it was really me you wanted after all
and that I would be very happy!

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But the worst of imagining
things is that...

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the time comes when you have to stop
and that hurts.

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That's really painful!

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You'd better get dressed and
never mind your imaginings.

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Breakfast is waiting.

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Wash your face and comb your hair.

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Leave the window up,
and the quilt there...

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and be quick.

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Good morning Uncle!

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Good morning!

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I'm pretty hungry this morning.

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The world doesn't seem such a
howling wilderness as it did last night.

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I'm so glad it's a sunshiny morning.

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But I like rainy mornings too.

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No matter how the morning...

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you don't know what's going to
happen through the day...

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and there's so much scope
for imagination.

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But I'm glad it's not rainy today...

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because it's easier to bear up
under affliction on a sunshiny day.

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I must work hard.

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It's all very well to imagine yourself
living through them heroically,

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but it's not so nice when you really
come to have them, is it?

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For pity's sake hold your tongue.

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You talk entirely too much
for a little girl.

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Breakfast's ready.

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<i>Anne kept silent during the meal...</i>

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<i>yet because of that Marilla felt
uncomfortable.</i>

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<i>Matthew spoke nothing, as usual,
so the breakfast was a quiet one.</i>

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<i>- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -</i>

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May I begin keeping them away?

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Um! Let me help you wash them.

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Can you wash dishes right?

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Pretty well.

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I'm better at looking after children.
But you haven't any for me to look after

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I have no plans to keep another child,
you alone give me a headache.

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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I really don't know
what Matthew is thinking.

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I think he's lovely.
He is so very sympathetic.

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He didn't mind how much I talked.

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I felt that he was a kindred spirit
as soon as ever I saw him.

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You're both queer enough, if that's
what you mean by kindred spirits.

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Yes, you may wash the dishes.

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I've got enough to attend to
this morning.

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I'll have to drive to White Sands
this afternoon to see Mrs. Spencer.

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You'll come with me
and we'll see what went wrong.

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After you've finished the dishes
go upstairs and make your bed.

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Yes.

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It's up to you now.

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Aunty, leave it to me.

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Your bed sheet are badly done
compared to the dishes.

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That's because I've never slept
on such a comfortable bed.

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Just slap it like this and it'll
be done.

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Really! Can I try it?

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After making your bed, you can
go out to play until noon.

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Aunty, can I really?

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Remember to remove your dust and wipe
the mud on your feet before coming in.

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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I'll be careful.

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What's wrong?

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I daren't go out.

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If I won't stay here, it would be
pointless liking Green Gables even more.

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If I go out to play...

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I'll definitely make friends with the
trees, flowers and river, and like them.

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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It's hard enough now, so I won't
make it any harder.

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I want to go out so much...
everything seems to be calling to me,

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Anne, Anne, come out to us.'

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Anne, Anne, we want a playmate'

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They're keeping calling me...

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but it's better not.

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If I am to leave...

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I should not be loving the things here.

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That was why I was so glad...

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when I thought I was to live here.

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I thought I'd have so many things
to love and nothing to hinder me.

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But that brief dream is over.

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I am resigned to my fate now...

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so I don't think I'll go out for fear
I'll get depressed again.

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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What is the name of that geranium
on the window-sill, please?

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That's the apple-scented geranium.

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Oh, I don't mean that sort of a name.

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I mean just a name you gave it yourself.

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Didn't you give it a name?

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May I give it one then?

116
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Let me see... Bonny would do...

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may I call it Bonny while I'm here?
Oh, do let me!

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Goodness, I don't care. But where on
earth is the sense of naming a geranium?

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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Even if they are only geraniums,
a name makes them...

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seem more like people.

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Would it not be cold to call it
a geranium and nothing else?

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You wouldn't like to be called nothing
but a woman all the time.

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So I named that cherry-tree outside
my bedroom window this morning.

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- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -

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I called it Snow Queen
because it was so white.

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Of course, it won't always be
in blossom...

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but one can imagine that it is,
can't one?

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I never in all my life say or
heard anything to equal her.

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She is as interesting as Matthew says.

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I'm wondering what on earth she'll say
next.

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Has she cast a spell over me, too,
after Matthew?

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But what is Matthew thinking?

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Wanting to adopt her...

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Lunch is definite today.

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Can I use the carriage this afternoon?

137
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Brother, I know you don't want to go...

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let ME settle this in White Sands!

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I'll take her alone...

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and ask Mrs. Spencer to send her
back to the asylum quickly.

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I've already prepared your tea.

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I'll be on time to milk the cows.

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<i>Still Matthew said nothing...</i>

144
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<i>and Marilla had a sense of having
wasted words and breath.</i>

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<i>There is nothing more aggravating
than a man who won't talk back.</i>

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Little Jerry Buote from the Creek
was here this morning...

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and I told him I guessed I'd hire him
for the summer.

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Brother, you said you would
adopt a child to help out!

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Goodbye, Bonny! Goodbye, Snow Queen!

150
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Goodbye, Uncle!

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Goodbye...!

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<i>Anne's hopeful voice kept sounding
in Matthew's ears.</i>

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<i>Why had he not mentioned to Marilla that
he would keep Anne in 'Green Gables'?</i>

154
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<i>- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -</i>

155
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<i>Matthew finds himself throwing
a tantrum!</i>

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<i>That afternoon,
Matthew had no spirit to work.</i>

157
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<i>He kept praying and quietly waiting...</i>

158
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<i>that Marilla would change her mind
and bring Anne back.</i>

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<i>On the other hand...</i>

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<i>Anne said something
which shocked Marilla on their way.</i>

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I've decided to enjoy this carriage
ride.

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If I make up my mind to,
I definitely will.

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I am not going to think about
going back to the asylum...

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while we're having our drive.

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<i>While going to Mrs. Spencer's...</i>

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<i>Anne told Marilla her tragic background.</i>

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<i>Next of Anne of Green Gables:</i>

168
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<i>Anne's History' Please watch!</i>

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<b>- Çevrilmemiþ altyazý -</b>
