Anne with an E

When a miscommunication brings a girl to Green Gables instead of a boy, Marilla and Matthew are faced with a life-changing decision.

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Why are the worst memories the most insistent?

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and climb up into it and stay all night.

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without the delights of a happy child

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That is my highest ideal of earthly bliss.

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- I can imagine. - Well...

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I cannot believe that I'm going to get to live somewhere so beautiful.

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Matthew's been terrible set on it.

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I suppose I can imagine that.

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Well, this is a pretty piece of business.

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I'm sorry to disappoint you, but there's nothing to be done.

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Can you eat when you're in the depths of despair?

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What good would she be to us?

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- I don't need another mouth to feed. - But I can help you.

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You can't begrudge God for bringing them home.

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Why, Robert sent word through his daughter Nancy

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Put your bag upstairs and put the kettle on.

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It's not quite poetry, but it sounds a lot like it, doesn't it?

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I'm really extremely grateful for them.

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God only knows what we're getting ourselves into.

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Our Father, who art in heaven,

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Puff sleeves!

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- Anne! - How dare you call me skinny and ugly?!

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If you let me stay, I'll do my very best

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I'm going to prove myself worthy of staying, Miss Cuthbert.

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In fact, if you hand me your pitchfork,

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but she's getting older, too.

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tomorrow afternoon.

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I think diamonds pale in comparison.

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I don't believe you said two words during tea.

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I didn't take your brooch! I don't know where it is!

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