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id: 20054
title: The Mermaid: A Love Tale
author: Dougall, L. (Lily)
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  Three hours after, Caius sough his father as the old man was making his Caius felt relieved when he had said this, but the old man had no very deliberate way he thought that perhaps, if the truth were known, he, Dr. Caius Simpson, was going a little mad; but as he sat by the softly Caius knew that now it was the right time to tell Madame Le MaÃ®tre what pause, and when she said it Caius bid her good-day without making "O''Shea," said Caius, "has--has Madame Le MaÃ®tre a daughter?" Caius thought a good deal about the words that O''Shea''s wife had said to At last, one day when Caius was coming from a house on one of the hills "Do you know when it was I first saw her?" said Caius, looking down at When she was gone O''Shea turned upon Caius with a look of


id: 5340
title: Further Chronicles of Avonlea
author: Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud)
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  Mrs. Eben Andrews (in "Sara''s Way") who "looked like a woman "I dare say you would like to pretend you think so," said Aunt "Goodness alone knows why," said Aunt Cynthia, "but you may do it "You look like a girl to-night, Miss Charlotte." ever since I came to Avonlea," he said, "and finally a Mrs. Gilbert came to my sister this afternoon with a long farrago of "It''s time we made up that old quarrel, you know," he said, "We must invite your Aunt Jane, of course," said Mrs. Spencer. "I''m sure I don''t see why you don''t like her," said Mrs. Spencer. "Mother, why haven''t I got a father like the other little girls?" "You''d better come, sir," said Frank, heartily, "I''d like it as her folks out in Avonlea," said the woman who gave Miss Rosetta "Don''t look like that, Thyra," said Carl White pityingly.


id: 3796
title: Rilla of Ingleside
author: Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud)
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  Do you know, Rilla, that when night-time comes I''m always "Why, Rilla Blythe, I thought you''d be gone home long ago," said Mary "It will be a long time now before the war is ended," said Mrs. Blythe "Come in," said Mrs. Conover, removing her pipe and staring at Rilla people saying ''what a puny little thing that baby of Rilla Blythe''s is'' Like Susan and Rilla," concluded Mrs. Blythe, achieving a "Do you really believe we''ll win the war, Susan?" said Miss Oliver "I saw Mrs. Meredith down at the store," said Susan, "and she tells me Ah," said Susan with a sigh, "those were happy old days at Ingleside." "Rilla here, now," said Susan, looking affectionately at that unhappy "You are tired, Rilla dear, and had better go to bed," Susan said, "Little did any of us think that," said Susan sharply, "not being


id: 544
title: Anne''s House of Dreams
author: Montgomery, L. M. (Lucy Maud)
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  "Mrs. Dick Moore," said Captain Jim--"and her husband," he added, as if "I did good work last night, Anne," said Gilbert quietly. "YOU know, Anne-girl," said Gilbert, smiling into her eyes. "You know Miss Cornelia?" said Leslie, laughing. Leslie said nothing, and Anne was a little chilled. "I think I could like her very much if she''d let me," said Anne slowly. "Then you may admire Leslie''s all you like," said Anne magnanimously. "The old year is going away beautifully," said Anne. "But meanwhile, Captain Jim is growing old," said Anne, sorrowfully, "On a spring day like this," said Anne, "I know exactly what my soul Miss Cornelia and Captain Jim came very often to the little house. "Do you know, Cornelia," said Captain Jim gravely, "I''ve often thought "I wouldn''t talk like that, Leslie, dearie," said Miss Cornelia "Mr. Ford wants to hear some of your stories, Captain Jim" said Anne.


