[rainbow] [valley] [by] [l] [m] [montgomery] [@url@] reformatted by [ben] [crowder] 1 reformatted 2 by " the thoughts of [youth] [are] [long] [,] [long] thoughts . " [longfellow] 1 " 12 " 2 the 3 thoughts 3 thoughts 4 of 3 thoughts 10 thoughts 10 thoughts 11 . 11 . 12 " [to] [the] [memory] [of] [goldwin] [lapp] [,] [robert] [brookes] [and] [morley] [shier] [who] [made] [the] [supreme] [sacrifice] [that] [the] [happy] [valleys] [of] [their] [home] [land] [might] [be] [kept] [sacred] [from] [the] [ravage] [of] [the] [invader] [contents] i [..y] home [again] [ii] . 1 i 3 home 3 home 6 . sheer [gossip] [iii] . 1 sheer 4 . the [ingleside] [children] [iv] . 1 the 5 . the [manse] [children] [v] . the [advent] of [mary] [vanse] [vi] . 1 the 5 . 5 . 12 . 6 the 8 of 8 of 12 . mary [stays] [at] [the] [manse] [vii] . 1 mary 7 . a [fishy] [episode] [viii] . 1 a 5 . miss [cornelia] [intervenes] [ix] . 1 miss 5 . una [intervenes] [x] . the [manse] [girls] [clean] [house] [xi] . 1 una 4 . 4 . 11 . 5 the 11 . a [dreadful] [discovery] [xii] . 1 a 5 . an [explanation] and a [dare] [xiii] . 1 an 7 . 3 and 4 a 4 a 7 . the [house] [on] [the] [hill] [xiv] . 1 the 7 . mrs [alec] [davis] [makes] a [call] [xv] [.] 1 mrs 5 a more [gossip] [xvi] . 1 more 4 . tit [for] [tat] [xvii] . 1 tit 5 . a [double] [victory] [xviii] . 1 a 5 . mary [brings] [evil] [tidings] [xix] . 1 mary 6 . poor [adam] ! 1 poor 3 ! [xx] [.] faith [makes] a [friend] [xxi] . 1 faith 3 a 1 faith 6 . the [impossible] [word] [xxii] . 1 the 5 . st [george] [knows] [all] [about] [it] [xxiii] . 1 st 8 . the [good-conduct] [club] [xxiv] . 1 the 5 . a [charitable] [impulse] [xxv] . 1 a 5 . another [scandal] [and] [another] ["] explanation ["] [xxvi] . 1 another 6 explanation 6 explanation 9 . miss [cornelia] [gets] a [new] [point] [of] [view] [xxvii] [.] 1 miss 4 a a [sacred] [concert] [xxviii] . 1 a 5 . a [fast] [day] [xxix] . 1 a 5 . a [weird] [tale] [xxx] . 1 a 5 . the [ghost] [on] [the] [dyke] [xxxi] . 1 the 7 . carl [does] [penance] [xxxii] . 1 carl 5 . two [stubborn] [people] [xxxiii] . 1 two 5 . carl [is] not whipped [xxxiv] . 1 carl 3 not 1 carl 4 whipped 4 whipped 6 . una [visits] [the] [hill] [xxxv] . 1 una 6 . " let [the] [piper] [come] ["] 1 " 2 let [rainbow] [valley] [chapter] [i] [home] [again] the old name was dear to her old friends , only one of them contemptuously dropped it . 1 the 2 old 2 old 9 friends 3 name 4 was 4 was 8 old 5 dear 8 old 6 to 7 her 6 to 8 old 8 old 9 friends 9 friends 15 contemptuously 10 , 15 contemptuously 11 only 12 one 11 only 15 contemptuously 12 one 13 of 14 them 15 contemptuously 15 contemptuously 16 dropped 15 contemptuously 17 it 15 contemptuously 18 . 17 it 18 . miss [cornelia] [was] [going] [up] [to] [ingleside] [to] [see] [dr] [and] [mrs] . [blythe] , who were [just] [home] [from] [europe] [.] 1 miss 13 . 13 . 15 , 15 , 16 who 16 who 17 were for one thing , there was a new family in the manse . 1 for 9 family 2 one 3 thing 2 one 9 family 3 thing 4 , 5 there 6 was 5 there 7 a 7 a 8 new 8 new 9 family 9 family 12 manse 9 family 13 . 10 in 11 the 11 the 12 manse and such a family ! 1 and 2 such 2 such 3 a 2 such 5 ! 3 a 4 family miss [cornelia] [shook] [her] [head] [over] [them] several times as she walked briskly along . 1 miss 13 briskly 8 several 9 times 8 several 13 briskly 10 as 12 walked 11 she 12 walked 12 walked 13 briskly 13 briskly 14 along 13 briskly 15 . he was brown-haired , brown-eyed and brown-skinned , with very rosy cheeks , and he was [susan] 's especial love . 1 he 2 was 1 he 7 brown-skinned 2 was 7 brown-skinned 3 brown-haired 7 brown-skinned 4 , 7 brown-skinned 5 brown-eyed 7 brown-skinned 6 and 7 brown-skinned 7 brown-skinned 8 , 7 brown-skinned 9 with 7 brown-skinned 10 very 7 brown-skinned 11 rosy 7 brown-skinned 12 cheeks 12 cheeks 13 , 13 , 14 and 13 , 15 he 15 he 16 was 15 he 19 especial 18 's 19 especial 19 especial 21 . 20 love 21 . dr [blythe] [had] [said] that but for her he would [never] have [lived] [.] 1 dr 12 have 5 that 10 would 6 but 9 he 7 for 8 her 7 for 9 he 9 he 10 would 10 would 12 have " [i] [gave] [him] [life] [just] [as] [much] [as] you [did] , [mrs] [dr] [dear] [,] " [susan] was wont to say . 1 " 10 you 1 " 12 , 12 , 17 " 17 " 23 . 19 was 20 wont 20 wont 21 to 20 wont 23 . 21 to 22 say " he is just as much my baby as he is yours . " 1 " 3 is 1 " 14 " 2 he 3 is 3 is 4 just 4 just 5 as 5 as 6 much 7 my 8 baby 8 baby 12 yours 9 as 10 he 10 he 11 is 11 is 12 yours 12 yours 13 . 13 . 14 " once [,] [dr] [blythe] [had] spanked [him] [and] [susan] had been stormily indignant . 1 once 14 . 6 spanked 13 indignant 6 spanked 14 . 10 had 11 been 10 had 12 stormily 12 stormily 13 indignant nevertheless [,] [susan] [was] [very] [glad] to find [herself] [back] at [ingleside] , with all her [darlings] [around] [her] [again] . 1 nevertheless 7 to 1 nevertheless 21 . 7 to 8 find 11 at 16 her 13 , 14 with 14 with 15 all 14 with 16 her 16 her 21 . ingleside was her world and in it she reigned supreme . 1 ingleside 2 was 1 ingleside 3 her 3 her 10 supreme 4 world 5 and 4 world 10 supreme 6 in 10 supreme 7 it 10 supreme 8 she 10 supreme 9 reigned 10 supreme 10 supreme 11 . " here is [cornelia] [bryant] coming up the harbour [road] , [mrs] [dr] . [dear] , " said [susan] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 18 said 2 here 3 is 6 coming 7 up 6 coming 14 . 7 up 8 the 8 the 9 harbour 9 harbour 11 , 14 . 17 " 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 . " she will be coming up to unload three months ' gossip on us . ["] 1 " 8 unload 2 she 8 unload 3 will 8 unload 4 be 8 unload 5 coming 8 unload 6 up 8 unload 7 to 8 unload 8 unload 9 three 8 unload 10 months 8 unload 11 ' 8 unload 12 gossip 8 unload 13 on 8 unload 14 us 14 us 15 . " [i] hope [so] , " said [anne] , hugging her knees . 1 " 3 hope 1 " 7 said 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 13 . 9 , 10 hugging 11 her 12 knees 12 knees 13 . " [i] ['m] starving [for] [glen] [st] [mary] gossip , [susan] . 1 " 4 starving 4 starving 12 . 9 gossip 10 , 9 gossip 12 . it 's [so] delightful to be home again [with] all the [dear] [glen] folks , and [i] want to know all about them . 1 it 2 's 1 it 4 delightful 4 delightful 5 to 4 delightful 24 . 5 to 6 be 6 be 8 again 7 home 8 again 10 all 11 the 10 all 22 about 11 the 14 folks 14 folks 15 , 15 , 16 and 18 want 19 to 18 want 20 know 20 know 22 about 21 all 22 about 22 about 23 them 23 them 24 . why , [i] [remember] wondering , as [i] [walked] [through] [westminster] [abbey] [which] of her [two] especial beaux [millicent] [drew] [would] [finally] [marry] . 1 why 2 , 2 , 5 wondering 5 wondering 6 , 5 wondering 24 . 6 , 7 as 14 of 15 her 15 her 17 especial 17 especial 18 beaux 18 beaux 24 . do you know , [susan] , [i] have a [dreadful] suspicion that [i] [love] gossip . " 1 do 2 you 2 you 3 know 2 you 17 " 3 know 4 , 6 , 17 " 8 have 9 a 9 a 11 suspicion 11 suspicion 15 gossip 11 suspicion 16 . 12 that 15 gossip 16 . 17 " " well , of course , [mrs] [dr] . [dear] [,] " admitted [susan] , " [every] proper [woman] likes to hear the news . 1 " 2 well 1 " 25 . 2 well 3 , 2 well 13 admitted 2 well 15 , 3 , 12 " 4 of 5 course 4 of 9 . 5 course 6 , 9 . 12 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 proper 18 proper 20 likes 21 to 22 hear 22 hear 24 news 23 the 24 news 24 news 25 . i am [rather] interested in [millicent] [drew] 's case [myself] . 1 i 2 am 2 am 4 interested 4 interested 11 . 5 in 9 case 8 's 9 case 9 case 11 . millicent 's hair always looks to me as if she had swept it up with a broom . 1 millicent 2 's 1 millicent 3 hair 1 millicent 4 always 1 millicent 5 looks 5 looks 7 me 5 looks 8 as 6 to 7 me 8 as 9 if 8 as 10 she 10 she 11 had 11 had 12 swept 12 swept 13 it 13 it 18 . 14 up 15 with 15 with 16 a 16 a 17 broom 17 broom 18 . but the men do not seem to mind [that] . " 1 but 6 seem 2 the 3 men 3 men 6 seem 4 do 5 not 5 not 6 seem 6 seem 7 to 6 seem 8 mind 8 mind 10 . 10 . 11 " " [they] [see] [only] her pretty , piquant , mocking , [little] face [,] [susan] . " 1 " 17 " 5 her 8 piquant 6 pretty 7 , 6 pretty 8 piquant 8 piquant 9 , 8 piquant 10 mocking 10 mocking 11 , 11 , 17 " 13 face 16 . 16 . 17 " " that may very well be , [mrs] [dr] dear . 1 " 5 well 2 that 3 may 3 may 5 well 4 very 5 well 5 well 6 be 5 well 7 , 7 , 10 dear 10 dear 11 . i have no doubt we will all be beautiful when we are angels , but what good will it do us then ? 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 no 3 no 4 doubt 4 doubt 6 will 4 doubt 9 beautiful 4 doubt 18 will 5 we 6 will 6 will 7 all 6 will 8 be 10 when 11 we 11 we 12 are 11 we 18 will 12 are 13 angels 13 angels 15 but 13 angels 16 what 13 angels 17 good 14 , 15 but 18 will 19 it 18 will 20 do 20 do 21 us 20 do 23 ? 22 then 23 ? speaking of gossip , [however] [,] they do [say] [that] [poor] [mrs] [harrison] [miller] [over] harbour [tried] to hang herself [last] [week] . " 1 speaking 2 of 1 speaking 3 gossip 3 gossip 4 , 3 gossip 16 harbour 4 , 7 they 7 they 8 do 16 harbour 19 hang 18 to 19 hang 19 hang 20 herself 19 hang 23 . 23 . 24 " " oh , [susan] ! " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 ! 6 " " calm yourself , [mrs] [dr] dear . 1 " 2 calm 1 " 7 dear 3 yourself 7 dear 4 , 7 dear 7 dear 8 . she did not succeed . 1 she 2 did 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 succeed 4 succeed 5 . but [i] [really] do not blame her for trying , for her husband is a terrible man . 1 but 5 not 4 do 5 not 5 not 6 blame 6 blame 18 . 7 her 13 husband 7 her 18 . 8 for 13 husband 9 trying 13 husband 10 , 11 for 11 for 13 husband 12 her 13 husband 13 husband 16 terrible 13 husband 17 man 14 is 16 terrible 15 a 16 terrible but she was very foolish to think of hanging herself and leaving the way clear for him to marry some other woman . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 was 3 was 15 clear 4 very 5 foolish 5 foolish 7 think 5 foolish 9 hanging 6 to 7 think 7 think 8 of 9 hanging 12 leaving 9 hanging 15 clear 10 herself 11 and 10 herself 12 leaving 12 leaving 13 the 14 way 15 clear 15 clear 17 him 15 clear 19 marry 16 for 17 him 18 to 19 marry 19 marry 22 woman 19 marry 23 . 20 some 21 other 21 other 22 woman not [that] [i] hold [with] [people] hanging themselves under [any] circumstances [,] [mrs] [dr] . [dear] . " 1 not 4 hold 4 hold 15 . 7 hanging 8 themselves 7 hanging 11 circumstances 9 under 11 circumstances 11 circumstances 15 . 15 . 17 . 17 . 18 " " what is the matter with [harrison] [miller] , anyway ? " said [anne] impatiently . 1 " 2 what 1 " 10 anyway 2 what 5 matter 3 is 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 6 with 9 , 10 anyway 10 anyway 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 impatiently 15 impatiently 16 . " he is always driving some one to extremes . " 1 " 3 is 2 he 3 is 3 is 9 extremes 4 always 9 extremes 5 driving 9 extremes 6 some 9 extremes 7 one 9 extremes 8 to 9 extremes 9 extremes 11 " 10 . 11 " it seems they cannot make out which it is [in] [harrison] ['s] case . 1 it 2 seems 2 seems 4 cannot 3 they 4 cannot 4 cannot 5 make 4 cannot 13 case 5 make 6 out 5 make 8 it 6 out 7 which 8 it 9 is 13 case 14 . there are days when he growls at everybody because he thinks he is fore-ordained to eternal punishment . 1 there 6 growls 2 are 6 growls 3 days 6 growls 4 when 6 growls 5 he 6 growls 6 growls 7 at 6 growls 8 everybody 6 growls 9 because 6 growls 10 he 6 growls 11 thinks 11 thinks 14 fore-ordained 12 he 14 fore-ordained 13 is 14 fore-ordained 14 fore-ordained 15 to 14 fore-ordained 16 eternal 14 fore-ordained 17 punishment 14 fore-ordained 18 . and then there are days when he says he does not care and goes and gets drunk . 1 and 2 then 1 and 17 drunk 2 then 3 there 3 there 4 are 5 days 6 when 6 when 7 he 6 when 17 drunk 8 says 9 he 8 says 17 drunk 9 he 10 does 10 does 11 not 12 care 17 drunk 13 and 17 drunk 14 goes 15 and 14 goes 16 gets 16 gets 17 drunk 17 drunk 18 . my own opinion is that he is not sound in his intellect , for none of that branch of the [millers] [were] . 1 my 3 opinion 1 my 12 intellect 2 own 3 opinion 3 opinion 4 is 3 opinion 5 that 5 that 6 he 7 is 8 not 8 not 12 intellect 9 sound 12 intellect 10 in 11 his 11 his 12 intellect 12 intellect 14 for 12 intellect 15 none 12 intellect 17 that 12 intellect 18 branch 13 , 14 for 16 of 17 that 18 branch 19 of 19 of 20 the 20 the 23 . his grandfather went out of his mind . 1 his 7 mind 2 grandfather 6 his 3 went 4 out 4 out 5 of 4 out 6 his 6 his 7 mind 7 mind 8 . he thought he was surrounded by big black spiders . 1 he 2 thought 2 thought 5 surrounded 3 he 4 was 4 was 5 surrounded 5 surrounded 6 by 5 surrounded 9 spiders 7 big 9 spiders 8 black 9 spiders 9 spiders 10 . they crawled over him and floated in the air about him . 1 they 2 crawled 2 crawled 3 over 2 crawled 6 floated 2 crawled 10 about 4 him 5 and 5 and 6 floated 6 floated 9 air 7 in 9 air 8 the 9 air 10 about 11 him 11 him 12 . as for [mrs] [miller] , [i] do not [know] whether she really deserves pity [or] [not] . 1 as 2 for 2 for 17 . 5 , 8 not 5 , 10 whether 7 do 8 not 10 whether 13 deserves 11 she 13 deserves 12 really 13 deserves 13 deserves 14 pity 14 pity 17 . there [are] [some] [who] [say] [she] [just] [married] [harrison] [to] [spite] [richard] [taylor] [,] [which] seems to me a very peculiar reason for [getting] [married] . 1 there 16 seems 16 seems 17 to 17 to 18 me 18 me 26 . 19 a 20 very 20 very 21 peculiar 21 peculiar 22 reason 21 peculiar 26 . 22 reason 23 for but then , of course , [i] am [no] [judge] [of] [things] [matrimonial] [,] [mrs] [dr] . [dear] . 1 but 2 then 1 but 19 . 2 then 3 , 4 of 5 course 5 course 6 , 5 course 17 . 8 am 17 . 17 . 19 . and there is [cornelia] [bryant] at the gate , so [i] will put this blessed brown baby on his bed and get my knitting . " 1 and 2 there 2 there 3 is 3 is 26 " 6 at 7 the 7 the 8 gate 8 gate 16 brown 8 gate 21 and 9 , 10 so 10 so 15 blessed 12 will 15 blessed 13 put 15 blessed 14 this 15 blessed 15 blessed 16 brown 17 baby 20 bed 18 on 19 his 18 on 20 bed 20 bed 21 and 21 and 22 get 22 get 24 knitting 23 my 24 knitting 24 knitting 25 . 25 . 26 " [chapter] [ii] [.] [sheer] [gossip] " [shirley] is in [bed] [and] [jem] [and] [walter] and the twins [are] [down] [in] [their] beloved [rainbow] [valley] , " said [anne] . 1 " 3 is 3 is 4 in 4 in 12 twins 10 and 11 the 11 the 12 twins 12 twins 17 beloved 17 beloved 24 . 20 , 21 " 21 " 22 said 22 said 24 . they [love] [it] above [every] [spot] on earth . 1 they 4 above 4 above 8 earth 7 on 8 earth 8 earth 9 . even the maple grove doesn't rival it in their affections . " 1 even 3 maple 2 the 3 maple 3 maple 4 grove 4 grove 10 affections 5 doesn't 10 affections 6 rival 8 in 6 rival 10 affections 7 it 8 in 9 their 10 affections 10 affections 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] [am] [afraid] [they] [love] it too well , " said [susan] gloomily . 1 " 7 it 7 it 15 . 8 too 9 well 9 well 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 gloomily 14 gloomily 15 . " [i] suppose they had a [great] [time] [in] [avonlea] [?] " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 suppose 1 " 13 said 4 they 5 had 5 had 6 a 6 a 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . " [enormous] . 1 " 3 . marilla does spoil them terribly . 1 marilla 3 spoil 2 does 3 spoil 3 spoil 4 them 3 spoil 5 terribly 5 terribly 6 . jem , in particular , can do no wrong in her eyes . " 1 jem 2 , 1 jem 4 particular 3 in 4 particular 4 particular 5 , 4 particular 9 wrong 6 can 7 do 7 do 9 wrong 8 no 9 wrong 9 wrong 12 eyes 9 wrong 13 . 10 in 12 eyes 11 her 12 eyes 13 . 14 " miss [cornelia] [held] that [the] [woman] [whose] [hands] [were] [employed] [always] [had] [the] [advantage] [over] [the] [woman] [whose] [hands] [were] [not] [.] 1 miss 4 that " [marilla] is eighty-five , " said [anne] with a sigh . 1 " 3 is 1 " 4 eighty-five 4 eighty-five 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 12 . 9 with 10 a 10 a 11 sigh 11 sigh 12 . " [her] [hair] is snow-white . 1 " 4 is 4 is 5 snow-white 5 snow-white 6 . but , strange to say , her eyesight is better than it was when she was sixty . " 1 but 16 was 2 , 8 eyesight 3 strange 8 eyesight 4 to 8 eyesight 5 say 8 eyesight 6 , 8 eyesight 7 her 8 eyesight 8 eyesight 9 is 8 eyesight 10 better 8 eyesight 12 it 8 eyesight 13 was 8 eyesight 14 when 8 eyesight 16 was 10 better 11 than 14 when 15 she 16 was 17 sixty 17 sixty 18 . 18 . 19 " " well , dearie , [i] 'm real glad you 're all back . 1 " 2 well 2 well 4 dearie 3 , 4 dearie 4 dearie 5 , 4 dearie 9 glad 4 dearie 11 're 4 dearie 14 . 7 'm 9 glad 8 real 9 glad 10 you 11 're 11 're 12 all 11 're 13 back i 've been dreadful lonesome . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 been 3 been 5 lonesome 4 dreadful 5 lonesome 5 lonesome 6 . but we haven't been dull in the [glen] [,] [believe] [me] . 1 but 3 haven't 2 we 3 haven't 3 haven't 4 been 3 haven't 5 dull 5 dull 12 . 6 in 7 the 6 in 12 . there hasn't been such an exciting spring in my time , as far as church matters go . 1 there 2 hasn't 2 hasn't 3 been 2 hasn't 6 exciting 2 hasn't 15 church 4 such 6 exciting 5 an 6 exciting 6 exciting 7 spring 6 exciting 10 time 6 exciting 13 far 8 in 9 my 8 in 10 time 11 , 12 as 12 as 13 far 13 far 14 as 15 church 16 matters 16 matters 17 go 16 matters 18 . we 've got settled with a minister at last , [anne] [dearie] . ["] 1 we 2 've 2 've 3 got 3 got 4 settled 4 settled 7 minister 5 with 6 a 6 a 7 minister 7 minister 13 . 8 at 9 last 8 at 13 . 9 last 10 , " the [reverend] [john] [knox] [meredith] , [mrs] [dr] dear , " said [susan] , resolved [not] to [let] [miss] [cornelia] tell all the news . 1 " 2 the 1 " 10 dear 7 , 10 dear 10 dear 11 , 11 , 13 said 12 " 13 said 13 said 26 . 15 , 16 resolved 16 resolved 18 to 16 resolved 26 . 18 to 22 tell 22 tell 25 news 23 all 24 the 24 the 25 news " is he [nice] ? " asked [anne] interestedly . 1 " 2 is 1 " 9 interestedly 2 is 3 he 2 is 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 9 interestedly 10 . miss [cornelia] [sighed] [and] [susan] [groaned] . 1 miss 7 . " yes , he 's nice enough if that were all , " said the former . 1 " 2 yes 1 " 14 said 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 he 5 's 6 nice 6 nice 7 enough 6 nice 8 if 6 nice 12 , 8 if 10 were 9 that 10 were 10 were 11 all 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 15 the 15 the 16 former 16 former 17 . " he is [very] [nice] [and] very learned and [very] spiritual . 1 " 3 is 1 " 8 learned 2 he 3 is 3 is 7 very 8 learned 12 . 9 and 11 spiritual 11 spiritual 12 . but , oh [anne] [dearie] , he has no common sense ! 1 but 3 oh 2 , 3 oh 3 oh 6 , 6 , 7 he 7 he 8 has 8 has 9 no 9 no 10 common 10 common 11 sense 11 sense 12 ! " how was it you called him , then ? " 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 was 2 how 4 it 2 how 10 ? 5 you 10 ? 6 called 7 him 7 him 8 , 7 him 10 ? 8 , 9 then 10 ? 11 " " [i] [suppose] it is because he is so moony and absent-minded that he never got a town call . 1 " 4 it 4 it 10 moony 5 is 10 moony 6 because 10 moony 7 he 8 is 7 he 10 moony 8 is 10 moony 9 so 10 moony 10 moony 11 and 10 moony 12 absent-minded 10 moony 13 that 10 moony 14 he 10 moony 15 never 10 moony 16 got 16 got 17 a 16 got 18 town 18 town 19 call 18 town 20 . his trial sermon was simply wonderful , believe [me] . 1 his 2 trial 1 his 10 . 2 trial 3 sermon 2 trial 4 was 2 trial 5 simply 2 trial 6 wonderful 2 trial 7 , 2 trial 8 believe every one went mad about it and his looks . " 1 every 2 one 2 one 4 mad 3 went 4 mad 4 mad 9 looks 4 mad 10 . 5 about 6 it 5 about 9 looks 7 and 8 his 8 his 9 looks 10 . 11 " " besides , " said [miss] [cornelia] , " we were anxious to get settled . 1 " 2 besides 2 besides 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 we 10 we 11 were 11 were 12 anxious 12 anxious 16 . 13 to 14 get 13 to 16 . 14 get 15 settled and [mr] [meredith] [was] the [first] [candidate] we [were] [all] agreed [on] . 1 and 5 the 5 the 13 . 8 we 11 agreed 11 agreed 13 . somebody had some objection to all the others . 1 somebody 4 objection 2 had 4 objection 3 some 4 objection 4 objection 5 to 4 objection 6 all 4 objection 8 others 4 objection 9 . 6 all 7 the 7 the 8 others 8 others 9 . there was [some] [talk] [of] calling [mr] [folsom] . 1 there 2 was 2 was 6 calling 6 calling 9 . he was a good preacher , too , but somehow people didn't care for his appearance . 1 he 5 preacher 2 was 5 preacher 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 preacher 5 preacher 6 , 5 preacher 7 too 5 preacher 8 , 5 preacher 10 somehow 9 but 10 somehow 10 somehow 11 people 10 somehow 12 didn't 10 somehow 16 appearance 12 didn't 13 care 13 care 14 for 15 his 16 appearance 16 appearance 17 . he was too dark and sleek . ["] 1 he 2 was 1 he 7 . 2 was 6 sleek 3 too 6 sleek 4 dark 5 and 4 dark 6 sleek " he [looked] exactly [like] a [great] [black] [tomcat] , that he did , [mrs] [dr] dear , " said [susan] . 1 " 2 he 1 " 4 exactly 4 exactly 6 a 6 a 22 . 10 , 12 he 10 , 20 said 11 that 12 he 12 he 13 did 14 , 17 dear 17 dear 18 , 18 , 20 said 19 " 20 said 20 said 22 . " [i] never could abide such a man in the pulpit [every] [sunday] . " 1 " 15 " 3 never 4 could 4 could 5 abide 5 abide 6 such 5 abide 11 pulpit 6 such 7 a 7 a 8 man 9 in 10 the 10 the 11 pulpit 11 pulpit 14 . 14 . 15 " " [then] [mr] [rogers] [came] [and] he was like a chip in porridge [neither] harm [nor] [good] , " resumed [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 23 . 7 he 8 was 7 he 11 chip 8 was 10 a 9 like 10 a 11 chip 13 porridge 11 chip 15 harm 12 in 13 porridge 15 harm 18 , 18 , 20 resumed 19 " 20 resumed 20 resumed 23 . everybody laughed , [and] [poor] [rogers] [had] [no] [chance] [after] [that] [.] 1 everybody 2 laughed 2 laughed 3 , some [thought] [we] [ought] [to] [call] [mr] [stewart] [,] [because] [he] [was] [so] [well] [educated] . 1 some 16 . he [could] [read] [the] [new] [testament] in [five] languages . " 1 he 7 in 7 in 9 languages 9 languages 10 . 10 . 11 " " [but] [i] do not think he was any [surer] [than] [other] [men] of [getting] [to] heaven [because] [of] [that] , " [interjected] [susan] . 1 " 4 do 1 " 25 . 4 do 5 not 5 not 9 any 6 think 7 he 6 think 9 any 7 he 8 was 14 of 17 heaven 17 heaven 25 . 21 , 22 " 21 , 25 . " most of us [didn't] [like] [his] [delivery] , " said [miss] [cornelia] , ignoring [susan] . 1 " 11 said 2 most 3 of 3 of 4 us 4 us 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 17 . 14 , 15 ignoring 15 ignoring 17 . " he talked in grunts , so to speak . 1 " 5 grunts 2 he 5 grunts 3 talked 5 grunts 4 in 5 grunts 5 grunts 6 , 5 grunts 7 so 5 grunts 8 to 5 grunts 9 speak 9 speak 10 . and [mr] [arnett] [couldn't] preach [at] [all] . 1 and 5 preach 5 preach 8 . and he picked about the worst [candidating] text there is in the [bible] ['] [curse] [ye] [meroz] . ' " 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 picked 3 picked 6 worst 3 picked 18 . 4 about 5 the 5 the 6 worst 6 worst 8 text 8 text 12 the 9 there 10 is 9 there 11 in 11 in 12 the 18 . 19 ' 18 . 20 " " whenever he got stuck for an idea [,] [he] [would] bang [the] [bible] and shout [very] bitterly , ' [curse] [ye] [meroz] . ' 1 " 2 whenever 1 " 18 bitterly 2 whenever 3 he 3 he 4 got 4 got 5 stuck 5 stuck 8 idea 6 for 7 an 7 an 8 idea 8 idea 12 bang 12 bang 16 shout 15 and 16 shout 18 bitterly 19 , 19 , 20 ' 20 ' 24 . 24 . 25 ' poor [meroz] [got] [thoroughly] [cursed] [that] [day] [,] [whoever] [he] [was] [,] [mrs] [dr] [.] dear , " said [susan] . 1 poor 16 dear 16 dear 17 , 17 , 19 said 18 " 19 said 19 said 21 . " the minister who is candidating can't be too careful what text [he] chooses , " said [miss] [cornelia] solemnly . 1 " 6 candidating 2 the 6 candidating 3 minister 6 candidating 4 who 6 candidating 5 is 6 candidating 6 candidating 7 can't 6 candidating 8 be 6 candidating 9 too 6 candidating 10 careful 6 candidating 11 what 6 candidating 12 text 12 text 14 chooses 14 chooses 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 20 solemnly 20 solemnly 21 . " [i] [believe] [mr] [pierson] would have got [the] [call] if he had picked a different text . 1 " 18 . 6 would 7 have 6 would 11 if 7 have 8 got 11 if 13 had 12 he 13 had 13 had 14 picked 14 picked 17 text 15 a 16 different 16 different 17 text 17 text 18 . but when he announced ' [i] will lift my eyes to the hills ['] [he] was done [for] . 1 but 2 when 2 when 8 lift 3 he 4 announced 4 announced 8 lift 5 ' 7 will 7 will 8 lift 8 lift 9 my 8 lift 10 eyes 8 lift 13 hills 11 to 12 the 12 the 13 hills 13 hills 19 . 16 was 17 done 17 done 19 . and [mr] [newman] [had] too [large] a family . " 1 and 5 too 5 too 7 a 7 a 10 " 8 family 9 . 9 . 10 " " he stayed with my brother-in-law , [james] [clow] , " said [susan] . 1 " 2 he 2 he 3 stayed 3 stayed 4 with 3 stayed 6 brother-in-law 4 with 5 my 6 brother-in-law 7 , 7 , 12 said 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " ['] [how] [many] [children] have you [got] ? ' 1 " 7 you 6 have 7 you 7 you 9 ? 9 ? 10 ' i asked him . 1 i 2 asked 2 asked 3 him 2 asked 4 . ' [nine] [boys] [and] a [sister] [for] [each] of them , ' he said . 1 ' 5 a 5 a 15 . 9 of 10 them 10 them 11 , 11 , 14 said 12 ' 14 said 13 he 14 said 14 said 15 . ' [eighteen] ! ' said [i] . 1 ' 3 ! 3 ! 4 ' 4 ' 5 said 4 ' 7 . ' [dear] [me] [,] what a family ! ' 1 ' 5 what 1 ' 9 ' 5 what 6 a 7 family 8 ! 8 ! 9 ' and then he laughed and laughed . 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 he 2 then 6 laughed 4 laughed 5 and 4 laughed 6 laughed 6 laughed 7 . " he [had] [only] ten children , [susan] , " explained [miss] [cornelia] , [with] contemptuous patience . 1 " 2 he 1 " 11 explained 5 ten 6 children 6 children 7 , 7 , 11 explained 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 explained 11 explained 18 . 14 , 16 contemptuous 16 contemptuous 17 patience 17 patience 18 . " and ten good children would not be much worse for the manse and congregation than the four who are there now . 1 " 10 worse 2 and 10 worse 3 ten 4 good 3 ten 5 children 3 ten 10 worse 6 would 7 not 6 would 8 be 8 be 10 worse 9 much 10 worse 10 worse 11 for 10 worse 15 congregation 10 worse 16 than 10 worse 23 . 11 for 12 the 12 the 13 manse 13 manse 14 and 16 than 18 four 16 than 22 now 17 the 18 four 19 who 20 are 20 are 21 there 20 are 22 now though [i] [wouldn't] [say] [,] [anne] [dearie] [,] [that] they are so [bad] [,] [either] . 1 though 10 they 10 they 11 are 11 are 12 so 12 so 16 . i like them everybody likes them . 1 i 2 like 2 like 5 likes 3 them 4 everybody 4 everybody 5 likes 5 likes 6 them 6 them 7 . it 's impossible to help liking them . 1 it 2 's 1 it 3 impossible 3 impossible 4 to 3 impossible 6 liking 5 help 6 liking 6 liking 7 them 6 liking 8 . 7 them 8 . they would be real nice little souls if there was anyone to look after their manners and teach them what is right and proper . 1 they 7 souls 2 would 3 be 3 be 7 souls 4 real 5 nice 4 real 7 souls 6 little 7 souls 7 souls 11 anyone 8 if 9 there 8 if 11 anyone 9 there 10 was 11 anyone 14 after 11 anyone 16 manners 12 to 13 look 13 look 14 after 15 their 16 manners 16 manners 17 and 16 manners 18 teach 18 teach 19 them 18 teach 24 proper 20 what 21 is 21 is 24 proper 22 right 24 proper 23 and 24 proper 24 proper 25 . for instance , at school the teacher says they are model children . 1 for 2 instance 2 instance 3 , 2 instance 4 at 2 instance 7 teacher 5 school 7 teacher 6 the 7 teacher 7 teacher 8 says 7 teacher 11 model 7 teacher 13 . 9 they 10 are 10 are 11 model 11 model 12 children but at home they simply [run] wild . " 1 but 5 simply 2 at 3 home 2 at 4 they 4 they 5 simply 5 simply 7 wild 7 wild 8 . 8 . 9 " " what about [mrs] [meredith] ? " asked [anne] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 about 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " there 's [no] [mrs] . meredith . 1 " 3 's 1 " 7 meredith 2 there 3 's 6 . 7 meredith 7 meredith 8 . that is just the trouble . 1 that 2 is 2 is 5 trouble 3 just 5 trouble 4 the 5 trouble 5 trouble 6 . mr [meredith] [is] a widower . 1 mr 4 a 4 a 6 . 5 widower 6 . his wife died four years ago . 1 his 2 wife 2 wife 3 died 3 died 6 ago 3 died 7 . 4 four 5 years 5 years 6 ago but he was heard to speak of his children and we all supposed there was a mother , too . 1 but 13 supposed 2 he 3 was 2 he 4 heard 4 heard 6 speak 4 heard 7 of 4 heard 13 supposed 5 to 6 speak 8 his 9 children 9 children 13 supposed 10 and 11 we 11 we 12 all 11 we 13 supposed 13 supposed 14 there 13 supposed 17 mother 13 supposed 19 too 14 there 15 was 15 was 16 a 18 , 19 too 19 too 20 . and [when] [they] [came] there was [nobody] [but] [old] [aunt] [martha] , as they call her . 1 and 5 there 1 and 14 they 5 there 6 was 6 was 13 as 12 , 13 as 14 they 15 call 15 call 16 her 16 her 17 . she 's a cousin [of] [mr] [meredith] ['s] [mother] , [i] [believe] , and he took her in to save her from the poorhouse . 1 she 2 's 2 's 3 a 3 a 4 cousin 4 cousin 10 , 10 , 14 and 10 , 15 he 13 , 14 and 15 he 16 took 16 took 17 her 17 her 24 poorhouse 18 in 24 poorhouse 19 to 20 save 20 save 24 poorhouse 21 her 24 poorhouse 22 from 24 poorhouse 23 the 24 poorhouse 24 poorhouse 25 . she is seventy-five years old , half blind , and very deaf and very cranky . " 1 she 3 seventy-five 2 is 3 seventy-five 3 seventy-five 4 years 3 seventy-five 5 old 3 seventy-five 6 , 3 seventy-five 7 half 3 seventy-five 8 blind 3 seventy-five 17 " 8 blind 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 very 11 very 12 deaf 12 deaf 13 and 14 very 15 cranky 15 cranky 16 . 16 . 17 " " and a [very] [poor] cook , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . " 1 " 12 " 2 and 3 a 3 a 12 " 6 cook 7 , 6 cook 11 . 11 . 12 " " the worst possible manager for a manse , " said [miss] [cornelia] bitterly . 1 " 10 " 2 the 3 worst 3 worst 5 manager 4 possible 5 manager 5 manager 6 for 5 manager 8 manse 6 for 7 a 8 manse 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 14 bitterly 14 bitterly 15 . " [mr] [meredith] won't get any other housekeeper because he says it would hurt [aunt] [martha] 's feelings . 1 " 4 won't 4 won't 5 get 4 won't 6 any 4 won't 14 hurt 6 any 7 other 8 housekeeper 9 because 8 housekeeper 11 says 8 housekeeper 13 would 8 housekeeper 14 hurt 9 because 10 he 12 it 13 would 14 hurt 18 feelings 17 's 18 feelings 18 feelings 19 . anne dearie , believe me , the state of that manse is something terrible . 1 anne 2 dearie 2 dearie 3 , 2 dearie 4 believe 2 dearie 6 , 2 dearie 8 state 4 believe 5 me 7 the 8 state 8 state 9 of 8 state 11 manse 9 of 10 that 11 manse 14 terrible 11 manse 15 . 12 is 13 something 13 something 14 terrible everything is thick with dust and nothing is ever in its place . 1 everything 2 is 1 everything 5 dust 3 thick 5 dust 4 with 5 dust 5 dust 6 and 5 dust 9 ever 5 dust 11 its 5 dust 13 . 7 nothing 9 ever 8 is 9 ever 10 in 11 its 11 its 12 place and we had painted and papered it all so nice before they came . " 1 and 6 papered 2 we 6 papered 3 had 6 papered 4 painted 6 papered 5 and 6 papered 6 papered 7 it 6 papered 8 all 6 papered 9 so 6 papered 10 nice 6 papered 11 before 6 papered 12 they 12 they 13 came 13 came 14 . 14 . 15 " " there are four children , you say ? " asked [anne] , beginning to mother them already in her [heart] . 1 " 11 asked 2 there 3 are 3 are 5 children 3 are 9 ? 4 four 5 children 5 children 6 , 7 you 9 ? 8 say 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 asked 11 asked 13 , 11 asked 14 beginning 14 beginning 15 to 14 beginning 18 already 15 to 16 mother 15 to 17 them 18 already 19 in 19 in 20 her 20 her 22 . " yes . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 . they run up just like the steps of a stair . 1 they 10 stair 2 run 3 up 3 up 10 stair 4 just 10 stair 5 like 10 stair 6 the 10 stair 7 steps 10 stair 8 of 10 stair 9 a 10 stair 10 stair 11 . gerald 's the oldest . 1 gerald 2 's 1 gerald 3 the 1 gerald 4 oldest 1 gerald 5 . he 's [twelve] [and] [they] [call] [him] [jerry] . 1 he 2 's 1 he 9 . he 's a clever boy . 1 he 4 clever 2 's 4 clever 3 a 4 clever 4 clever 5 boy 5 boy 6 . faith is eleven . 1 faith 2 is 1 faith 3 eleven 1 faith 4 . she is a regular tomboy but pretty as a picture , [i] [must] say . " 1 she 5 tomboy 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 regular 4 regular 5 tomboy 5 tomboy 6 but 5 tomboy 7 pretty 5 tomboy 8 as 5 tomboy 9 a 5 tomboy 10 picture 5 tomboy 16 " 10 picture 11 , 11 , 16 " 14 say 16 " 15 . 16 " " she looks like an angel but she is a holy terror [for] mischief , [mrs] [dr] . dear , " said [susan] solemnly . 1 " 15 , 1 " 24 solemnly 2 she 6 angel 3 looks 6 angel 4 like 5 an 5 an 6 angel 6 angel 8 she 6 angel 9 is 6 angel 11 holy 6 angel 12 terror 7 but 8 she 10 a 11 holy 12 terror 14 mischief 14 mischief 15 , 18 . 24 solemnly 19 dear 20 , 20 , 22 said 21 " 22 said 22 said 24 solemnly 24 solemnly 25 . " [i] was at the manse one [night] [last] [week] and [mrs] [james] [millison] [was] [there] [,] [too] . 1 " 19 . 3 was 4 at 4 at 5 the 5 the 6 manse 6 manse 11 and 6 manse 19 . 7 one 11 and she had brought them up a dozen eggs and a [little] pail of [milk] a [very] [little] pail , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 brought 3 brought 4 them 3 brought 5 up 3 brought 7 dozen 6 a 7 dozen 7 dozen 18 pail 8 eggs 9 and 8 eggs 12 pail 9 and 10 a 12 pail 13 of 13 of 15 a 15 a 18 pail 18 pail 19 , 19 , 23 . faith took them and whisked down the cellar with them . 1 faith 5 whisked 2 took 3 them 2 took 5 whisked 4 and 5 whisked 5 whisked 8 cellar 5 whisked 9 with 6 down 8 cellar 7 the 8 cellar 9 with 10 them 10 them 11 . near the bottom of the stairs she caught her toe and fell the rest of the way , milk and eggs and all . 1 near 3 bottom 2 the 3 bottom 3 bottom 4 of 3 bottom 6 stairs 3 bottom 15 of 4 of 5 the 5 the 6 stairs 6 stairs 10 toe 7 she 8 caught 8 caught 10 toe 9 her 10 toe 10 toe 12 fell 10 toe 14 rest 11 and 12 fell 13 the 14 rest 15 of 19 milk 16 the 17 way 17 way 18 , 17 way 19 milk 19 milk 20 and 19 milk 21 eggs 19 milk 22 and 19 milk 23 all 19 milk 24 . you can imagine the result , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . 1 you 2 can 2 can 3 imagine 3 imagine 4 the 3 imagine 5 result 5 result 10 . 6 , 10 . but that child came up laughing . 1 but 2 that 2 that 3 child 3 child 6 laughing 4 came 5 up 5 up 6 laughing 6 laughing 7 . ' [i] don't know whether [i] ['m] [myself] [or] a custard pie , ' she said . 1 ' 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 whether 5 whether 10 a 10 a 17 . 11 custard 12 pie 12 pie 13 , 13 , 14 ' 14 ' 16 said 15 she 16 said 16 said 17 . and [mrs] [james] [millison] was very angry . 1 and 5 was 5 was 7 angry 6 very 7 angry 7 angry 8 . she said she would never take another thing to the manse if it was to be wasted and destroyed in that fashion . " 1 she 4 would 2 said 3 she 3 she 4 would 4 would 5 never 5 never 17 wasted 6 take 11 manse 7 another 8 thing 7 another 11 manse 8 thing 9 to 10 the 11 manse 11 manse 17 wasted 12 if 13 it 12 if 17 wasted 13 it 14 was 15 to 16 be 16 be 17 wasted 17 wasted 19 destroyed 18 and 19 destroyed 19 destroyed 22 fashion 20 in 22 fashion 21 that 22 fashion 22 fashion 23 . 23 . 24 " " [maria] [millison] [never] hurt [herself] taking [things] to the manse , " sniffed [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 5 hurt 5 hurt 17 . 7 taking 9 to 7 taking 10 the 7 taking 11 manse 11 manse 12 , 11 manse 14 sniffed 11 manse 17 . 12 , 13 " " she just took them that night as an excuse for curiosity . 1 " 10 excuse 2 she 3 just 2 she 4 took 4 took 5 them 4 took 10 excuse 6 that 7 night 7 night 10 excuse 8 as 9 an 9 an 10 excuse 10 excuse 11 for 10 excuse 12 curiosity 12 curiosity 13 . but [poor] [faith] [is] [always] [getting] [into] scrapes . 1 but 8 scrapes 1 but 9 . she is so heedless and impulsive . " 1 she 6 impulsive 2 is 6 impulsive 3 so 4 heedless 4 heedless 5 and 4 heedless 6 impulsive 6 impulsive 7 . 7 . 8 " " [just] [like] me . 1 " 4 me 4 me 5 . i 'm going to [like] your [faith] , " said [anne] decidedly . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 3 going 4 to 4 to 13 . 6 your 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 decidedly 12 decidedly 13 . " she is [full] [of] spunk and [i] [do] [like] spunk [,] [mrs] [dr] [dear] , " admitted [susan] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 1 " 6 spunk 6 spunk 11 spunk 7 and 11 spunk 11 spunk 20 . 16 , 17 " 16 , 20 . 17 " 18 admitted " [there] ['s] [something] taking about her , " conceded [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 13 . 5 taking 6 about 5 taking 10 conceded 7 her 8 , 7 her 10 conceded 8 , 9 " 10 conceded 13 . " you never see her but she 's laughing , and somehow it always makes you want to laugh too . 1 " 2 you 2 you 4 see 3 never 4 see 4 see 5 her 5 her 7 she 5 her 21 . 6 but 7 she 7 she 8 's 9 laughing 11 and 9 laughing 12 somehow 9 laughing 19 laugh 9 laughing 21 . 10 , 11 and 13 it 15 makes 14 always 15 makes 15 makes 17 want 15 makes 19 laugh 16 you 17 want 17 want 18 to 19 laugh 20 too she [can't] [even] [keep] [a] straight [face] in [church] . 1 she 6 straight 6 straight 10 . 8 in 10 . una is ten she 's a sweet little thing not pretty , but sweet . 1 una 3 ten 1 una 15 . 2 is 3 ten 3 ten 14 sweet 4 she 14 sweet 5 's 14 sweet 6 a 14 sweet 7 sweet 8 little 7 sweet 9 thing 7 sweet 11 pretty 7 sweet 14 sweet 10 not 11 pretty 11 pretty 13 but 12 , 13 but and [thomas] [carlyle] [is] [nine] . 1 and 6 . they call him [carl] , and he has a regular mania for collecting toads and bugs and frogs and bringing them into the house . ["] 1 they 2 call 2 call 3 him 3 him 25 . 5 , 6 and 5 , 7 he 7 he 11 mania 8 has 11 mania 9 a 11 mania 10 regular 11 mania 11 mania 12 for 11 mania 13 collecting 11 mania 14 toads 11 mania 15 and 11 mania 16 bugs 16 bugs 17 and 16 bugs 18 frogs 16 bugs 19 and 16 bugs 20 bringing 16 bugs 21 them 16 bugs 22 into 22 into 24 house 23 the 24 house 24 house 25 . " [i] suppose he was responsible for the dead rat that was lying on a chair in the parlour the afternoon [mrs] [grant] [called] . 1 " 3 suppose 3 suppose 6 responsible 4 he 5 was 5 was 6 responsible 6 responsible 7 for 6 responsible 9 dead 6 responsible 10 rat 8 the 9 dead 10 rat 11 that 11 that 12 was 12 was 13 lying 13 lying 16 chair 14 on 16 chair 15 a 16 chair 16 chair 25 . 17 in 18 the 17 in 25 . 18 the 19 parlour 19 parlour 21 afternoon 20 the 21 afternoon to be sure it may have been the cat who left it , there . 1 to 2 be 2 be 3 sure 3 sure 4 it 3 sure 12 it 3 sure 14 there 4 it 5 may 5 may 6 have 6 have 7 been 7 been 11 left 8 the 9 cat 9 cat 10 who 9 cat 11 left 13 , 14 there 14 there 15 . [he] [is] [as] [full] [of] [the] [old] [nick] [as] [he] [can] [be] [stuffed] [,] [mrs] [dr] [.] [dear] [.] a [manse] cat [should] [at] [least] [look] [respectable] , [in] my opinion , whatever he [really] is . 1 a 3 cat 3 cat 9 , 9 , 11 my 11 my 12 opinion 12 opinion 14 whatever 13 , 14 whatever 14 whatever 18 . 15 he 17 is 15 he 18 . but [i] [never] [saw] [such] a rakish-looking beast . 1 but 6 a 6 a 8 beast 7 rakish-looking 8 beast 8 beast 9 . " the worst of it is , they are [never] decently dressed , " sighed [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 9 are 1 " 15 sighed 2 the 3 worst 3 worst 4 of 3 worst 5 it 3 worst 7 , 5 it 6 is 7 , 8 they 8 they 9 are 11 decently 12 dressed 12 dressed 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 sighed 15 sighed 18 . " and since the snow went they go to school barefooted . 1 " 11 barefooted 2 and 4 the 3 since 4 the 4 the 5 snow 5 snow 11 barefooted 6 went 11 barefooted 7 they 11 barefooted 8 go 11 barefooted 9 to 10 school 10 school 11 barefooted 11 barefooted 12 . and [i] [do] [wish] they [wouldn't] play in the old [methodist] graveyard . " 1 and 5 they 1 and 9 the 7 play 8 in 8 in 9 the 9 the 10 old 10 old 12 graveyard 12 graveyard 13 . 13 . 14 " " it 's very tempting , when it 's right beside the manse , " said [anne] . 1 " 15 " 2 it 5 tempting 3 's 4 very 4 very 5 tempting 5 tempting 7 when 5 tempting 8 it 5 tempting 10 right 5 tempting 11 beside 6 , 7 when 8 it 9 's 11 beside 13 manse 12 the 13 manse 13 manse 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [i] 've always [thought] [graveyards] [must] [be] delightful places to play in . " 1 " 15 " 3 've 4 always 4 always 9 delightful 9 delightful 10 places 10 places 15 " 11 to 12 play 12 play 13 in 13 in 14 . 14 . 15 " " oh , no , [you] [did] not , [mrs] [dr] dear , " said loyal [susan] , determined to protect [anne] [from] [herself] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 15 said 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 5 , 8 not 9 , 12 dear 12 dear 13 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 16 loyal 15 said 25 . 18 , 19 determined 19 determined 20 to 19 determined 21 protect 21 protect 25 . " you have too much good sense and decorum . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 have 3 have 9 decorum 4 too 9 decorum 5 much 9 decorum 6 good 9 decorum 7 sense 9 decorum 8 and 9 decorum 9 decorum 11 " 10 . 11 " " why did they ever build that manse beside the graveyard in the first place ? " asked [anne] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 did 2 why 6 build 2 why 16 ? 3 did 5 ever 4 they 5 ever 6 build 11 graveyard 7 that 11 graveyard 8 manse 11 graveyard 9 beside 11 graveyard 10 the 11 graveyard 11 graveyard 15 place 12 in 13 the 12 in 15 place 13 the 14 first 16 ? 17 " 16 ? 18 asked 18 asked 20 . " their lawn is so small there is no place for them to play except in the graveyard . " 1 " 20 " 2 their 3 lawn 3 lawn 4 is 3 lawn 5 so 3 lawn 6 small 3 lawn 8 is 3 lawn 18 graveyard 7 there 8 is 8 is 9 no 10 place 11 for 10 place 18 graveyard 12 them 18 graveyard 13 to 14 play 14 play 18 graveyard 15 except 18 graveyard 16 in 17 the 16 in 18 graveyard 17 the 18 graveyard 18 graveyard 19 . 19 . 20 " " it [was] a mistake , " admitted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 11 . 4 a 5 mistake 5 mistake 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 admitted 8 admitted 11 . " but they got the lot cheap . 1 " 8 . 2 but 3 they 2 but 7 cheap 3 they 7 cheap 4 got 5 the 4 got 7 cheap 6 lot 7 cheap 7 cheap 8 . and no other manse children ever thought of playing [there] [.] 1 and 2 no 2 no 3 other 3 other 9 playing 4 manse 5 children 4 manse 6 ever 4 manse 9 playing 7 thought 8 of 8 of 9 playing mr [meredith] shouldn't [allow] [it] . 1 mr 3 shouldn't 1 mr 6 . but he has always got his nose buried in a book , when he is home . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 has 3 has 4 always 3 has 5 got 3 has 8 buried 6 his 7 nose 7 nose 8 buried 8 buried 9 in 8 buried 11 book 10 a 11 book 11 book 15 is 11 book 17 . 12 , 14 he 13 when 14 he 14 he 15 is 16 home 17 . he reads and reads , or walks about in his study in a day-dream . 1 he 4 reads 2 reads 4 reads 3 and 4 reads 4 reads 6 or 4 reads 7 walks 5 , 6 or 7 walks 8 about 7 walks 11 study 9 in 11 study 10 his 11 study 11 study 14 day-dream 12 in 14 day-dream 13 a 14 day-dream 14 day-dream 15 . and he forgot [about] [fanny] [cooper] ['s] wedding . 1 and 9 . 2 he 3 forgot 3 forgot 8 wedding 8 wedding 9 . they rang him up on the ' phone and then he rushed right over , just as he was , carpet slippers and all . 1 they 2 rang 2 rang 8 phone 3 him 8 phone 4 up 8 phone 5 on 6 the 5 on 8 phone 7 ' 8 phone 8 phone 10 then 8 phone 12 rushed 8 phone 13 right 9 and 10 then 11 he 12 rushed 13 right 14 over 13 right 15 , 13 right 21 carpet 13 right 25 . 16 just 17 as 16 just 21 carpet 17 as 18 he 18 he 19 was 20 , 21 carpet 21 carpet 22 slippers 21 carpet 23 and 21 carpet 24 all one [wouldn't] [mind] [if] the [methodists] [didn't] [laugh] [so] [about] [it] [.] 1 one 5 the but there 's one comfort they can't criticize his sermons . 1 but 10 sermons 2 there 3 's 2 there 4 one 4 one 10 sermons 5 comfort 8 criticize 6 they 8 criticize 7 can't 8 criticize 8 criticize 9 his 8 criticize 10 sermons 10 sermons 11 . he [wakes] [up] [when] [he] ['s] in the pulpit , believe [me] . 1 he 7 in 7 in 9 pulpit 8 the 9 pulpit 9 pulpit 10 , 9 pulpit 11 believe 11 believe 13 . and the [methodist] minister [can't] preach [at] [all] [so] they tell me . 1 and 2 the 2 the 4 minister 4 minister 6 preach 6 preach 13 . 10 they 11 tell 11 tell 12 me 12 me 13 . i have never heard him , thank goodness . " 1 i 2 have 2 have 4 heard 3 never 4 heard 4 heard 5 him 4 heard 8 goodness 5 him 6 , 6 , 7 thank 8 goodness 9 . 9 . 10 " miss [cornelia] ['s] scorn [of] [men] [had] [abated] somewhat [since] her marriage , but [her] scorn [of] [methodists] [remained] [untinged] of [charity] . 1 miss 4 scorn 4 scorn 16 scorn 9 somewhat 11 her 9 somewhat 12 marriage 12 marriage 13 , 12 marriage 16 scorn 13 , 14 but 16 scorn 23 . 21 of 23 . susan smiled slyly . 1 susan 3 slyly 2 smiled 3 slyly 3 slyly 4 . " they [do] say , [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] , [that] [the] [methodists] and [presbyterians] are [talking] of [uniting] , " she said . 1 " 4 say 1 " 22 said 2 they 4 say 5 , 22 said 9 , 13 and 9 , 22 said 13 and 15 are 17 of 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 22 said 21 she 22 said 22 said 23 . " well , all [i] [hope] is that [i] 'll be under the sod if that ever comes [to] pass , " retorted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 7 is 1 " 23 retorted 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 all 7 is 8 that 10 'll 14 sod 11 be 14 sod 12 under 14 sod 13 the 14 sod 14 sod 15 if 14 sod 16 that 14 sod 17 ever 14 sod 18 comes 14 sod 20 pass 20 pass 21 , 21 , 22 " 22 " 23 retorted 23 retorted 26 . " [i] [shall] [never] [have] [truck] [or] trade [with] [methodists] , and [mr] [meredith] will find that he 'd better steer clear of them , too . 1 " 27 . 8 trade 11 , 8 trade 27 . 11 , 12 and 11 , 18 he 15 will 16 find 16 find 17 that 17 that 18 he 19 'd 20 better 20 better 21 steer 21 steer 22 clear 21 steer 24 them 21 steer 25 , 21 steer 26 too 22 clear 23 of 23 of 24 them 26 too 27 . he is entirely too sociable with them , believe [me] . 1 he 2 is 1 he 5 sociable 2 is 3 entirely 3 entirely 4 too 3 entirely 5 sociable 5 sociable 6 with 5 sociable 7 them 5 sociable 8 , 5 sociable 9 believe 9 believe 11 . why , he went to [the] [jacob] [drews] ['] [silver-wedding] supper and got into a [nice] scrape as a result . " 1 why 2 , 2 , 22 " 3 he 4 went 3 he 13 got 4 went 5 to 5 to 11 supper 11 supper 12 and 13 got 14 into 14 into 15 a 15 a 17 scrape 17 scrape 20 result 18 as 19 a 19 a 20 result 20 result 21 . 21 . 22 " " what was it ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 was 2 what 4 it 2 what 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " [mrs] [drew] asked [him] [to] [carve] the [roast] goose [for] [jacob] [drew] [never] did [or] [could] [carve] . 1 " 4 asked 4 asked 8 the 8 the 10 goose 10 goose 15 did 15 did 19 . and he just said dreamily . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 just 3 just 5 dreamily 4 said 5 dreamily 5 dreamily 6 . ' [mrs] [reese] , will you [kindly] return me that goose ? ' 1 ' 13 ' 4 , 5 will 5 will 6 you 6 you 8 return 6 you 12 ? 8 return 9 me 8 return 11 goose 9 me 10 that 12 ? 13 ' the worst of it is , she was a [methodist] . " 1 the 2 worst 2 worst 3 of 2 worst 4 it 4 it 5 is 4 it 8 was 6 , 7 she 7 she 8 was 8 was 9 a 9 a 11 . 11 . 12 " " [but] [i] [think] that is better than if she was a [presbyterian] [,] " [interjected] [susan] [.] 1 " 6 is 1 " 15 " 5 that 6 is 6 is 7 better 7 better 8 than 9 if 10 she 10 she 11 was 11 was 12 a 12 a 15 " " [if] she had been a [presbyterian] [she] [would] mostly likely have [left] the church and we cannot afford to lose our members . 1 " 3 she 1 " 24 . 3 she 4 had 4 had 5 been 4 had 6 a 6 a 10 mostly 10 mostly 11 likely 11 likely 12 have 12 have 14 the 15 church 16 and 15 church 23 members 17 we 18 cannot 18 cannot 23 members 19 afford 20 to 19 afford 21 lose 19 afford 23 members 22 our 23 members 23 members 24 . " if he had had a [wife] it would not have happened . " 1 " 2 if 1 " 14 " 3 he 4 had 3 he 5 had 5 had 6 a 6 a 14 " 8 it 9 would 9 would 10 not 9 would 11 have 11 have 12 happened 12 happened 13 . 13 . 14 " " they say that was her husband ['s] doing , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 say 1 " 12 said 2 they 3 say 3 say 4 that 4 that 5 was 5 was 6 her 5 was 9 doing 6 her 7 husband 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 15 . " [jacob] [drew] is a conceited , stingy , domineering creature . " 1 " 4 is 4 is 5 a 5 a 6 conceited 6 conceited 10 domineering 7 , 10 domineering 8 stingy 10 domineering 9 , 10 domineering 10 domineering 11 creature 11 creature 12 . 12 . 13 " but [then] , of course , [i] [have] had no experience [along] [that] line , " said [susan] [,] tossing her head . 1 but 5 course 3 , 5 course 4 of 5 course 5 course 6 , 6 , 17 said 9 had 10 no 10 no 11 experience 11 experience 14 line 14 line 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 23 . 20 tossing 21 her 21 her 22 head 22 head 23 . " [and] [i] [am] not [one] to blame [everything] on the [men] . 1 " 13 . 5 not 7 to 5 not 13 . 7 to 11 the 8 blame 10 on 10 on 11 the mrs [drew] [is] [mean] [enough] [herself] . 1 mrs 7 . she contributed it to a church social . 1 she 2 contributed 2 contributed 3 it 2 contributed 4 to 2 contributed 5 a 2 contributed 6 church 2 contributed 7 social 2 contributed 8 . 3 it 4 to nobody found out about the rat until afterwards . " 1 nobody 6 rat 2 found 3 out 2 found 6 rat 4 about 5 the 4 about 6 rat 5 the 6 rat 6 rat 8 afterwards 7 until 8 afterwards 8 afterwards 9 . 9 . 10 " " fortunately , all the [people] [the] [merediths] [have] offended [so] [far] [are] [methodists] , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 fortunately 2 fortunately 10 offended 3 , 4 all 3 , 10 offended 4 all 5 the 10 offended 20 . 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 20 . ' [do] you [feel] [any] better now ? ' [whispered] [jerry] [when] [william] sat down . 1 ' 9 ' 1 ' 16 . 3 you 6 better 3 you 8 ? 6 better 7 now 8 ? 9 ' 14 sat 15 down 15 down 16 . poor [jerry] [meant] [to] [be] [sympathetic] , but [mr] [marsh] [thought] he was impertinent and is furious at him . 1 poor 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 12 he 12 he 13 was 13 was 14 impertinent 14 impertinent 15 and 14 impertinent 17 furious 16 is 17 furious 17 furious 20 . 18 at 19 him 19 him 20 . of course , [jerry] had no business to be [in] a [methodist] prayer-meeting at all . 1 of 2 course 1 of 13 prayer-meeting 2 course 3 , 5 had 6 no 6 no 7 business 7 business 8 to 8 to 9 be 9 be 11 a 11 a 13 prayer-meeting 13 prayer-meeting 16 . 14 at 15 all 14 at 16 . but they go where they like [.] ["] 1 but 5 they 2 they 5 they 3 go 4 where 4 where 5 they 5 they 6 like " [i] [hope] [they] will not offend [mrs] [alec] [davis] of [the] [harbour] [head] , " said [susan] . 1 " 5 will 1 " 17 said 5 will 7 offend 6 not 7 offend 11 of 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . i have heard [that] [she] [says] [the] [merediths] [are] the worst [brought] [up] [children] she ever saw . " 1 i 2 have 1 i 17 saw 2 have 3 heard 3 heard 11 worst 10 the 11 worst 15 she 17 saw 16 ever 17 saw 17 saw 18 . 18 . 19 " " when all is said [and] [done] , they [do] , " admitted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 5 said 2 when 3 all 2 when 4 is 5 said 8 , 5 said 16 . 8 , 9 they 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 admitted 13 admitted 16 . " and that balances everything . 1 " 4 balances 2 and 4 balances 3 that 4 balances 4 balances 5 everything 4 balances 6 . anyway [,] we 've got them now and we must just do [the] [best] we can [by] [them] [and] stick [up] [for] them to [the] [methodists] . 1 anyway 3 we 1 anyway 27 . 3 we 4 've 3 we 6 them 3 we 9 we 4 've 5 got 7 now 9 we 8 and 9 we 9 we 10 must 9 we 11 just 9 we 12 do 15 we 16 can 15 we 20 stick 20 stick 23 them 20 stick 27 . 23 them 24 to well , [i] [suppose] [i] must be getting down harbour . 1 well 2 , 2 , 11 . 6 must 7 be 6 must 8 getting 8 getting 10 harbour 9 down 10 harbour 10 harbour 11 . marshall will soon be home he went over-harbour to-day and wanting his super , man-like . 1 marshall 8 over-harbour 2 will 3 soon 3 soon 4 be 3 soon 8 over-harbour 5 home 8 over-harbour 6 he 7 went 7 went 8 over-harbour 8 over-harbour 13 super 9 to-day 13 super 10 and 13 super 11 wanting 13 super 12 his 13 super 13 super 14 , 13 super 15 man-like 15 man-like 16 . i 'm sorry [i] [haven't] [seen] the other children . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 sorry 3 sorry 10 . 7 the 8 other 8 other 9 children 8 other 10 . and where 's the doctor ? " 1 and 2 where 2 where 3 's 2 where 4 the 2 where 6 ? 4 the 5 doctor 6 ? 7 " " up at the [harbour] [head] . 1 " 2 up 2 up 7 . 3 at 4 the 4 the 7 . when [that] [over-harbour] [doctor] [married] the undertaker ['s] [daughter] at [lowbridge] [people] [felt] [suspicious] [of] him . 1 when 7 undertaker 6 the 7 undertaker 7 undertaker 17 . 10 at 16 him 16 him 17 . it didn't look well . 1 it 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 look 3 look 4 well 4 well 5 . you and the doctor must come down soon and tell us all about your trip . 1 you 4 doctor 2 and 3 the 3 the 4 doctor 4 doctor 15 trip 5 must 6 come 6 come 7 down 6 come 8 soon 6 come 9 and 6 come 11 us 10 tell 11 us 11 us 15 trip 12 all 13 about 13 about 14 your 13 about 15 trip 15 trip 16 . i suppose you 've had a splendid time . " 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 4 've 3 you 4 've 4 've 5 had 4 've 7 splendid 6 a 7 splendid 7 splendid 8 time 7 splendid 9 . 9 . 10 " " we had , " agreed [anne] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 6 agreed 2 we 3 had 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 agreed 6 agreed 8 . " it was the fulfilment of years of dreams . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 5 fulfilment 4 the 5 fulfilment 5 fulfilment 6 of 5 fulfilment 7 years 5 fulfilment 8 of 5 fulfilment 9 dreams 5 fulfilment 10 . the old world is very lovely and very wonderful . 1 the 2 old 1 the 3 world 3 world 9 wonderful 3 world 10 . 4 is 9 wonderful 5 very 9 wonderful 6 lovely 7 and 6 lovely 9 wonderful 8 very 9 wonderful but we have come back very well satisfied with our own land . 1 but 2 we 2 we 3 have 3 have 4 come 4 come 5 back 5 back 12 land 6 very 7 well 7 well 8 satisfied 8 satisfied 9 with 8 satisfied 12 land 10 our 11 own 10 our 12 land 12 land 13 . canada is the finest country in the world , [miss] [cornelia] . " 1 canada 4 finest 1 canada 5 country 1 canada 8 world 1 canada 12 . 2 is 4 finest 3 the 4 finest 6 in 8 world 7 the 8 world 8 world 9 , 12 . 13 " " [nobody] [ever] [doubted] that , " said [miss] [cornelia] , complacently . 1 " 5 that 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 , 11 , 12 complacently 12 complacently 13 . she waved her hand at it . 1 she 2 waved 1 she 7 . 2 waved 3 her 2 waved 4 hand 2 waved 5 at 5 at 6 it " [i] [saw] nothing more [beautiful] than that [in] [europe] , [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 14 . 4 nothing 5 more 4 nothing 11 , 5 more 7 than 7 than 8 that 11 , 14 . must you go ? 1 must 3 go 2 you 3 go 3 go 4 ? the children will be sorry to have missed you . " 1 the 2 children 2 children 8 missed 3 will 4 be 4 be 5 sorry 5 sorry 6 to 5 sorry 8 missed 7 have 8 missed 8 missed 10 . 9 you 10 . 10 . 11 " " [they] [must] come and see me soon . 1 " 4 come 1 " 9 . 4 come 5 and 4 come 6 see 4 come 7 me 4 come 8 soon tell them the doughnut jar is always full . " 1 tell 4 doughnut 2 them 4 doughnut 3 the 4 doughnut 4 doughnut 5 jar 4 doughnut 6 is 4 doughnut 7 always 4 doughnut 8 full 4 doughnut 10 " 9 . 10 " " oh , at supper they were planning a descent on you . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 12 you 4 at 10 descent 5 supper 10 descent 6 they 7 were 6 they 10 descent 7 were 10 descent 8 planning 10 descent 9 a 10 descent 10 descent 11 on 10 descent 12 you 12 you 13 . they 'll go soon ; but they must settle down to school again now . 1 they 2 'll 2 'll 3 go 3 go 12 school 4 soon 9 settle 5 ; 6 but 5 ; 7 they 5 ; 9 settle 8 must 9 settle 9 settle 10 down 9 settle 12 school 11 to 12 school 12 school 13 again 13 again 15 . 14 now 15 . and the twins are going to take music lessons . " 1 and 2 the 2 the 3 twins 3 twins 4 are 3 twins 9 lessons 5 going 9 lessons 6 to 7 take 7 take 9 lessons 8 music 9 lessons 9 lessons 10 . 10 . 11 " " not from the [methodist] minister ['s] [wife] , [i] [hope] ? " said [miss] [cornelia] anxiously . 1 " 2 not 1 " 14 said 2 not 3 from 4 the 6 minister 6 minister 9 , 9 , 14 said 12 ? 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 anxiously 17 anxiously 18 . " no [from] [rosemary] [west] . 1 " 2 no 2 no 6 . i was up last evening to arrange it with her . 1 i 2 was 1 i 7 arrange 3 up 7 arrange 4 last 7 arrange 5 evening 7 arrange 6 to 7 arrange 7 arrange 8 it 7 arrange 10 her 7 arrange 11 . 9 with 10 her what a [pretty] [girl] [she] [is] ! " 1 what 2 a 1 what 7 ! 7 ! 8 " " rosemary holds her own well . 1 " 2 rosemary 2 rosemary 3 holds 3 holds 5 own 3 holds 6 well 4 her 5 own 6 well 7 . she isn't as young as she once was . " 1 she 2 isn't 2 isn't 5 as 2 isn't 10 " 3 as 5 as 4 young 5 as 5 as 6 she 7 once 8 was 8 was 9 . 9 . 10 " " [i] thought her very charming . 1 " 7 . 3 thought 4 her 3 thought 6 charming 5 very 6 charming 6 charming 7 . i 've never had any real acquaintance with her , you know . 1 i 2 've 1 i 12 know 2 've 3 never 3 never 4 had 3 never 5 any 5 any 7 acquaintance 6 real 7 acquaintance 7 acquaintance 8 with 8 with 9 her 10 , 11 you 11 you 12 know 12 know 13 . their [house] [is] [so] [out] [of] [the] way , and [i] ['ve] seldom ever seen her [except] [at] [church] . " 1 their 8 way 8 way 9 , 9 , 21 " 10 and 20 . 13 seldom 14 ever 13 seldom 20 . 14 ever 15 seen 15 seen 16 her 20 . 21 " " [ellen] [has] [always] [kept] [her] [down] , so [to] [speak] . 1 " 12 . 8 , 9 so 8 , 12 . she has tyrannized over her , and yet she has always indulged her in a good many ways . 1 she 3 tyrannized 2 has 3 tyrannized 3 tyrannized 4 over 3 tyrannized 5 her 3 tyrannized 6 , 3 tyrannized 7 and 3 tyrannized 8 yet 8 yet 12 indulged 9 she 12 indulged 10 has 12 indulged 11 always 12 indulged 12 indulged 13 her 12 indulged 14 in 12 indulged 16 good 12 indulged 18 ways 14 in 15 a 17 many 18 ways 18 ways 19 . rosemary was engaged once , you know to young [martin] [crawford] . 1 rosemary 3 engaged 2 was 3 engaged 3 engaged 4 once 3 engaged 7 know 3 engaged 8 to 3 engaged 9 young 3 engaged 12 . 4 once 5 , 6 you 7 know his ship was wrecked on the [magdalens] and all the crew [were] drowned . 1 his 2 ship 2 ship 4 wrecked 3 was 4 wrecked 4 wrecked 14 . 5 on 6 the 6 the 13 drowned 8 and 9 all 9 all 10 the 10 the 11 crew 11 crew 13 drowned 13 drowned 14 . rosemary was just a child only seventeen . 1 rosemary 2 was 1 rosemary 7 seventeen 2 was 7 seventeen 3 just 7 seventeen 4 a 5 child 5 child 7 seventeen 6 only 7 seventeen 7 seventeen 8 . but she was never the same afterwards . 1 but 4 never 2 she 3 was 2 she 4 never 4 never 7 afterwards 5 the 6 same 6 same 7 afterwards 7 afterwards 8 . she [and] [ellen] [have] stayed [very] [close] [at] home [since] their mother ['s] [death] . 1 she 5 stayed 5 stayed 9 home 9 home 12 mother 9 home 15 . 11 their 12 mother they don't often get to their own [church] [at] [lowbridge] [and] [i] [understand] [ellen] [doesn't] [approve] [of] [going] [too] [often] [to] a [presbyterian] [church] . 1 they 6 their 2 don't 3 often 3 often 6 their 4 get 6 their 5 to 6 their 6 their 7 own 7 own 22 a 22 a 25 . to the [methodist] [she] [never] goes , [i] ['ll] [say] [that] [much] for her . 1 to 2 the 2 the 6 goes 6 goes 15 . 7 , 13 for 13 for 14 her 14 her 15 . that [family] [of] [wests] [have] always been strong [episcopalians] . 1 that 8 strong 6 always 7 been 6 always 8 strong 8 strong 10 . rosemary and [ellen] [are] [pretty] [well] [off] . 1 rosemary 2 and 1 rosemary 8 . rosemary doesn't really need to give music lessons . 1 rosemary 4 need 2 doesn't 4 need 3 really 4 need 4 need 8 lessons 5 to 6 give 6 give 8 lessons 7 music 8 lessons 8 lessons 9 . she does it because she likes to . 1 she 6 likes 2 does 6 likes 3 it 4 because 4 because 6 likes 5 she 6 likes 6 likes 7 to 6 likes 8 . they are [distantly] related [to] [leslie] [,] [you] [know] . 1 they 2 are 1 they 10 . 2 are 4 related are [the] [fords] coming to the harbour [this] [summer] ? ["] 1 are 4 coming 1 are 10 ? 4 coming 5 to 6 the 7 harbour 7 harbour 10 ? " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . they are going [on] [a] [trip] to [japan] [and] [will] [probably] be away for a year . 1 they 2 are 2 are 3 going 3 going 7 to 7 to 12 be 12 be 14 for 13 away 14 for 14 for 16 year 15 a 16 year 16 year 17 . owen 's new novel [is] to have a [japanese] setting . 1 owen 2 's 1 owen 4 novel 3 new 4 novel 4 novel 8 a 6 to 7 have 6 to 8 a 8 a 11 . 10 setting 11 . this will be the first [summer] [that] the dear old [house] [of] [dreams] [will] [be] empty [since] [we] [left] [it] . " 1 this 2 will 2 will 3 be 3 be 21 . 4 the 5 first 4 the 16 empty 8 the 10 old 8 the 16 empty 9 dear 10 old 16 empty 21 . 21 . 22 " " the [life] [book] was the [best] [book] [he] ['s] [ever] written and he got the material [for] [that] [right] [here] [in] [four] [winds] . " 1 " 26 " 2 the 5 was 5 was 12 written 6 the 12 written 12 written 17 material 12 written 25 . 13 and 14 he 13 and 16 the 14 he 15 got 16 the 17 material 25 . 26 " " [captain] [jim] [gave] [him] [the] [most] [of] [that] , you know . 1 " 10 , 1 " 11 you 11 you 12 know 12 know 13 . and he collected it all over the world . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 collected 3 collected 4 it 3 collected 9 . 4 it 5 all 5 all 6 over 6 over 7 the 7 the 8 world but [owen] ['s] books are all delightful [,] [i] [think] . " 1 but 7 delightful 4 books 5 are 4 books 7 delightful 5 are 6 all 7 delightful 11 . 11 . 12 " " oh , they 're well enough as far as they go . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 're 4 they 5 're 5 're 7 enough 5 're 9 far 6 well 7 enough 8 as 9 far 9 far 10 as 9 far 13 . 10 as 11 they 11 they 12 go i shall write and tell him [my] opinion of this [japanese] business [,] [believe] [me] . 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 write 3 write 4 and 3 write 5 tell 5 tell 6 him 6 him 16 . 8 opinion 9 of 8 opinion 12 business 9 of 10 this 12 business 16 . does [he] [want] [kenneth] and [persis] to be [converted] [into] pagans [?] " 1 does 13 " 5 and 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 11 pagans 11 pagans 13 " with [which] [unanswerable] [conundrum] [miss] [cornelia] took her departure . 1 with 10 . 7 took 8 her 7 took 9 departure 9 departure 10 . [chapter] [iii] [.] [the] [ingleside] [children] it was a fairy realm of romance to them . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 fairy 4 fairy 7 romance 5 realm 6 of 6 of 7 romance 7 romance 10 . 8 to 9 them 9 them 10 . " let us [call] it [rainbow] [valley] , " said [walter] delightedly , and [rainbow] [valley] thenceforth it was . 1 " 2 let 1 " 10 said 2 let 3 us 5 it 8 , 8 , 10 said 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 delightedly 12 delightedly 13 , 13 , 14 and 14 and 17 thenceforth 17 thenceforth 20 . 18 it 19 was 18 it 20 . outside of [rainbow] [valley] the wind [might] [be] rollicking and boisterous . 1 outside 2 of 2 of 5 the 5 the 6 wind 6 wind 12 . 9 rollicking 11 boisterous 9 rollicking 12 . 10 and 11 boisterous here it always went gently . 1 here 5 gently 2 it 3 always 3 always 5 gently 4 went 5 gently 5 gently 6 . little , winding , fairy paths ran here and there over spruce roots cushioned with moss . 1 little 2 , 1 little 6 paths 3 winding 4 , 3 winding 5 fairy 3 winding 6 paths 6 paths 7 ran 6 paths 8 here 6 paths 9 and 6 paths 10 there 6 paths 12 spruce 11 over 12 spruce 12 spruce 14 cushioned 13 roots 14 cushioned 14 cushioned 15 with 14 cushioned 16 moss 14 cushioned 17 . wild cherry trees , that in blossom time would be misty white , were scattered all over the valley , mingling with the dark spruces . 1 wild 2 cherry 2 cherry 3 trees 2 cherry 7 blossom 3 trees 4 , 5 that 7 blossom 6 in 7 blossom 7 blossom 8 time 7 blossom 9 would 7 blossom 11 misty 9 would 10 be 11 misty 12 white 11 misty 15 scattered 13 , 15 scattered 14 were 15 scattered 15 scattered 21 mingling 16 all 21 mingling 17 over 18 the 17 over 21 mingling 18 the 19 valley 19 valley 20 , 19 valley 21 mingling 21 mingling 22 with 21 mingling 23 the 21 mingling 24 dark 21 mingling 25 spruces 21 mingling 26 . a little brook with amber waters ran [through] it from the [glen] village . 1 a 2 little 2 little 5 amber 3 brook 5 amber 4 with 5 amber 5 amber 6 waters 6 waters 7 ran 6 waters 13 village 9 it 10 from 10 from 13 village 11 the 13 village 13 village 14 . for the rest , the garden was overgrown with caraway that swayed and foamed in the moonshine of summer eves like seas of silver . 1 for 2 the 2 the 3 rest 2 the 10 caraway 4 , 10 caraway 5 the 10 caraway 6 garden 10 caraway 7 was 10 caraway 8 overgrown 10 caraway 9 with 10 caraway 10 caraway 11 that 10 caraway 12 swayed 10 caraway 13 and 10 caraway 14 foamed 14 foamed 20 eves 15 in 20 eves 16 the 20 eves 17 moonshine 20 eves 18 of 20 eves 19 summer 20 eves 20 eves 21 like 20 eves 22 seas 20 eves 23 of 20 eves 24 silver 20 eves 25 . the valley was full of dear , friendly hollows and the largest of these was their favourite stamping ground . 1 the 12 largest 2 valley 4 full 3 was 4 full 4 full 5 of 4 full 9 hollows 6 dear 7 , 6 dear 9 hollows 8 friendly 9 hollows 9 hollows 10 and 9 hollows 12 largest 11 the 12 largest 12 largest 13 of 12 largest 18 stamping 14 these 18 stamping 15 was 17 favourite 16 their 17 favourite 17 favourite 18 stamping 18 stamping 19 ground 19 ground 20 . here they were assembled on this particular evening . 1 here 4 assembled 2 they 3 were 3 were 4 assembled 4 assembled 5 on 4 assembled 7 particular 4 assembled 8 evening 6 this 7 particular 8 evening 9 . by the brook grew a silver birch-tree , a young [,] incredibly [straight] [thing] [which] [walter] [had] [named] [the] ["] [white] [lady] . " 1 by 7 birch-tree 2 the 3 brook 3 brook 7 birch-tree 4 grew 7 birch-tree 5 a 7 birch-tree 6 silver 7 birch-tree 7 birch-tree 8 , 7 birch-tree 9 a 7 birch-tree 10 young 7 birch-tree 12 incredibly 7 birch-tree 23 . 23 . 24 " " how [nice] it is to be [back] ! " said [nan] . 1 " 11 said 2 how 4 it 2 how 9 ! 4 it 7 be 5 is 6 to 6 to 7 be 9 ! 10 " 9 ! 11 said 11 said 13 . " [after] all , none of the [avonlea] places are quite as [nice] [as] [rainbow] [valley] . " 1 " 18 " 3 all 7 the 3 all 9 places 4 , 5 none 5 none 6 of 6 of 7 the 9 places 10 are 9 places 17 . 10 are 11 quite 11 quite 12 as 17 . 18 " but they were very fond of the [avonlea] places for all that . 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 were 2 they 11 all 3 were 4 very 4 very 5 fond 5 fond 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 9 places 10 for 11 all 11 all 12 that 11 all 13 . a visit to [green] [gables] [was] [always] considered a great treat . 1 a 2 visit 2 visit 3 to 3 to 8 considered 8 considered 9 a 9 a 12 . 10 great 11 treat 11 treat 12 . there were jolly playmates there , too " uncle ["] [davy] 's children and " aunt ["] [diana] 's [children] . 1 there 2 were 1 there 19 's 2 were 4 playmates 3 jolly 4 playmates 4 playmates 5 there 4 playmates 7 too 4 playmates 9 uncle 6 , 7 too 8 " 9 uncle 9 uncle 12 's 9 uncle 16 aunt 9 uncle 19 's 13 children 14 and 13 children 16 aunt 15 " 16 aunt 19 's 21 . but [they] all [knew] she loved [jem] the best . 1 but 3 all 1 but 5 she 5 she 6 loved 6 loved 9 best 8 the 9 best 9 best 10 . jem was at present busily occupied in frying a mess of small trout which he had just caught in the pond . 1 jem 2 was 1 jem 4 present 3 at 4 present 4 present 8 frying 5 busily 8 frying 6 occupied 7 in 6 occupied 8 frying 8 frying 10 mess 8 frying 12 small 8 frying 13 trout 8 frying 14 which 8 frying 22 . 9 a 10 mess 10 mess 11 of 14 which 16 had 15 he 16 had 16 had 17 just 16 had 18 caught 18 caught 19 in 18 caught 21 pond 20 the 21 pond nevertheless , ripping good meals had before now been thus prepared . 1 nevertheless 2 , 1 nevertheless 3 ripping 3 ripping 4 good 3 ripping 5 meals 5 meals 7 before 5 meals 8 now 5 meals 9 been 5 meals 10 thus 5 meals 11 prepared 5 meals 12 . 6 had 7 before jem was [the] [child] [of] [the] [house] [of] [dreams] . 1 jem 2 was 2 was 10 . all the others had been born at [ingleside] . 1 all 2 the 2 the 3 others 3 others 4 had 4 had 5 been 5 been 6 born 6 born 9 . 7 at 9 . and he was the only one of the family who had ears [nice] enough to please [susan] . 1 and 2 he 1 and 12 ears 2 he 3 was 3 was 5 only 4 the 5 only 5 only 6 one 6 one 9 family 6 one 10 who 7 of 9 family 8 the 9 family 10 who 11 had 12 ears 18 . 14 enough 15 to 14 enough 18 . 15 to 16 please but he had a [standing] feud [with] [susan] [because] she would not give up calling him [little] [jem] . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 had 3 had 4 a 4 a 6 feud 6 feud 19 . 10 she 11 would 11 would 12 not 11 would 13 give 13 give 14 up 13 give 16 him 14 up 15 calling 16 him 19 . it was outrageous , thought thirteen-year-old [jem] . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 outrageous 2 was 3 outrageous 3 outrageous 4 , 3 outrageous 5 thought 3 outrageous 6 thirteen-year-old 6 thirteen-year-old 8 . mother had more sense . 1 mother 2 had 2 had 4 sense 3 more 4 sense 4 sense 5 . " [i] 'm [not] [little] [any] [more] , [mother] , " he had cried indignantly , on his eighth birthday . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 14 cried 8 , 14 cried 10 , 11 " 11 " 14 cried 12 he 13 had 12 he 14 cried 14 cried 15 indignantly 15 indignantly 16 , 15 indignantly 19 eighth 15 indignantly 21 . 17 on 18 his 18 his 19 eighth 20 birthday 21 . " [i] 'm [awful] [big] . ["] 1 " 3 'm 3 'm 6 . mother had sighed [and] laughed and sighed again ; [and] she never called him [little] [jem] [again] [in] [his] [hearing] [at] [least] . 1 mother 2 had 1 mother 3 sighed 3 sighed 5 laughed 5 laughed 6 and 5 laughed 7 sighed 7 sighed 8 again 7 sighed 23 . 8 again 9 ; 11 she 12 never 11 she 13 called 13 called 14 him 14 him 23 . he was and always had been a sturdy , reliable little chap . 1 he 2 was 2 was 4 always 3 and 4 always 4 always 10 reliable 5 had 6 been 6 been 10 reliable 7 a 10 reliable 8 sturdy 9 , 8 sturdy 10 reliable 10 reliable 12 chap 10 reliable 13 . 11 little 12 chap 12 chap 13 . he never broke a promise . 1 he 2 never 1 he 3 broke 3 broke 4 a 3 broke 5 promise 5 promise 6 . he was not a great talker . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 not 2 was 4 a 4 a 5 great 5 great 6 talker 6 talker 7 . his teachers did not think him brilliant , but he was a good , all-round student . 1 his 2 teachers 2 teachers 3 did 2 teachers 5 think 2 teachers 6 him 2 teachers 7 brilliant 2 teachers 11 was 2 teachers 13 good 3 did 4 not 8 , 9 but 9 but 10 he 10 he 11 was 12 a 13 good 13 good 14 , 13 good 15 all-round 15 all-round 16 student 15 all-round 17 . he never took things on faith ; he always liked to investigate the truth of a statement for himself . 1 he 2 never 1 he 3 took 1 he 12 investigate 4 things 5 on 4 things 6 faith 6 faith 12 investigate 7 ; 12 investigate 8 he 12 investigate 9 always 12 investigate 10 liked 11 to 10 liked 12 investigate 11 to 12 investigate 12 investigate 14 truth 12 investigate 15 of 12 investigate 17 statement 13 the 14 truth 16 a 17 statement 17 statement 18 for 17 statement 19 himself 17 statement 20 . once [susan] had told him that [if] he touched his tongue [to] [a] [frosty] [latch] [all] [the] skin [would] [tear] [off] [it] [.] 1 once 18 skin 3 had 4 told 4 told 5 him 4 told 6 that 6 that 8 he 8 he 9 touched 9 touched 10 his 9 touched 11 tongue 10 his 11 tongue 11 tongue 18 skin jem had promptly done it , " just to see if it was so . " 1 jem 2 had 1 jem 3 promptly 3 promptly 4 done 3 promptly 15 . 4 done 14 so 5 it 8 just 5 it 13 was 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 just 9 to 10 see 10 see 11 if 11 if 12 it 12 it 13 was 13 was 14 so 15 . 16 " he found it was " so , " at the cost of a very sore tongue for several days . 1 he 2 found 2 found 11 cost 3 it 4 was 3 it 8 " 3 it 11 cost 4 was 6 so 5 " 6 so 7 , 8 " 9 at 10 the 9 at 11 cost 11 cost 12 of 11 cost 13 a 11 cost 15 sore 14 very 15 sore 15 sore 16 tongue 15 sore 18 several 15 sore 20 . 17 for 18 several 18 several 19 days but [jem] did not grudge suffering in the interests of science . 1 but 3 did 3 did 4 not 4 not 5 grudge 5 grudge 6 suffering 6 suffering 9 interests 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 interests 9 interests 11 science 10 of 11 science 11 science 12 . by constant experiment and observation he learned a great deal and his brothers and sisters thought his extensive knowledge of their little world quite wonderful . 1 by 5 observation 2 constant 5 observation 3 experiment 5 observation 4 and 5 observation 5 observation 7 learned 5 observation 10 deal 6 he 7 learned 8 a 10 deal 9 great 10 deal 10 deal 15 sisters 11 and 15 sisters 12 his 13 brothers 13 brothers 15 sisters 14 and 15 sisters 15 sisters 18 extensive 15 sisters 25 wonderful 16 thought 18 extensive 17 his 18 extensive 18 extensive 19 knowledge 18 extensive 21 their 18 extensive 22 little 18 extensive 23 world 18 extensive 24 quite 19 knowledge 20 of 25 wonderful 26 . walter [blythe] was sitting under the [white] [lady] , with a volume of poems lying beside him , but he was not reading . 1 walter 4 sitting 3 was 4 sitting 4 sitting 5 under 5 under 6 the 6 the 16 beside 9 , 10 with 10 with 11 a 11 a 12 volume 12 volume 13 of 12 volume 14 poems 12 volume 15 lying 15 lying 16 beside 16 beside 24 . 17 him 18 , 17 him 24 . 18 , 19 but 19 but 20 he 20 he 21 was 21 was 22 not 22 not 23 reading walter 's eyes were very wonderful . 1 walter 2 's 1 walter 6 wonderful 2 's 3 eyes 3 eyes 4 were 5 very 6 wonderful 6 wonderful 7 . all the joy and sorrow and laughter and loyalty and aspiration of many generations lying under the sod looked out of their dark gray depths . 1 all 2 the 1 all 11 aspiration 3 joy 4 and 3 joy 5 sorrow 5 sorrow 11 aspiration 6 and 11 aspiration 7 laughter 11 aspiration 8 and 11 aspiration 9 loyalty 11 aspiration 10 and 11 aspiration 11 aspiration 12 of 11 aspiration 13 many 11 aspiration 14 generations 14 generations 18 sod 14 generations 26 . 15 lying 18 sod 16 under 18 sod 17 the 18 sod 18 sod 19 looked 18 sod 20 out 18 sod 22 their 18 sod 23 dark 18 sod 24 gray 20 out 21 of 24 gray 25 depths walter was a " hop out of kin , " as far as looks went . 1 walter 2 was 1 walter 5 hop 1 walter 16 . 2 was 3 a 4 " 5 hop 5 hop 8 kin 5 hop 15 went 6 out 7 of 6 out 8 kin 8 kin 10 " 8 kin 11 as 8 kin 12 far 8 kin 14 looks 9 , 10 " 12 far 13 as he did not resemble any known relative . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 resemble 4 resemble 5 any 4 resemble 6 known 4 resemble 7 relative 7 relative 8 . he was [quite] the handsomest of the [ingleside] children , with straight black hair and finely modelled features . 1 he 2 was 2 was 4 the 4 the 5 handsomest 5 handsomest 6 of 5 handsomest 19 . 6 of 7 the 7 the 9 children 10 , 11 with 11 with 17 modelled 12 straight 17 modelled 13 black 17 modelled 14 hair 17 modelled 15 and 17 modelled 16 finely 17 modelled 17 modelled 18 features 17 modelled 19 . but he had all his mother 's vivid imagination and passionate love of beauty . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 had 3 had 4 all 4 all 11 passionate 5 his 6 mother 5 his 11 passionate 6 mother 7 's 8 vivid 9 imagination 8 vivid 11 passionate 9 imagination 10 and 11 passionate 12 love 11 passionate 13 of 11 passionate 14 beauty 11 passionate 15 . 13 of 14 beauty frost of winter , invitation of spring , dream of summer and glamour of autumn [,] [all] [meant] [much] to [walter] . 1 frost 5 invitation 2 of 5 invitation 3 winter 4 , 3 winter 5 invitation 5 invitation 15 autumn 6 of 13 glamour 7 spring 8 , 7 spring 13 glamour 9 dream 13 glamour 10 of 13 glamour 11 summer 13 glamour 12 and 13 glamour 13 glamour 14 of 13 glamour 15 autumn 15 autumn 22 . 20 to 22 . in [school] , [where] [jem] was a chieftain , [walter] [was] [not] [thought] [highly] [of] . 1 in 7 a 3 , 6 was 6 was 7 a 7 a 8 chieftain 8 chieftain 9 , 8 chieftain 16 . walter loved the poets and pored over their pages from the time he could first read . 1 walter 6 pored 1 walter 17 . 2 loved 6 pored 3 the 4 poets 4 poets 6 pored 5 and 6 pored 6 pored 7 over 6 pored 8 their 6 pored 9 pages 9 pages 10 from 9 pages 12 time 9 pages 14 could 9 pages 15 first 9 pages 16 read 10 from 11 the 13 he 14 could their music was woven into his growing soul the music of the immortals . 1 their 2 music 2 music 13 immortals 3 was 7 growing 4 woven 5 into 4 woven 7 growing 5 into 6 his 7 growing 13 immortals 8 soul 13 immortals 9 the 13 immortals 10 music 13 immortals 11 of 13 immortals 12 the 13 immortals 13 immortals 14 . walter cherished the ambition to be a poet himself some day . 1 walter 2 cherished 2 cherished 3 the 2 cherished 8 poet 4 ambition 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 a 7 a 8 poet 8 poet 9 himself 8 poet 11 day 8 poet 12 . 10 some 11 day the thing could be done . 1 the 2 thing 2 thing 5 done 3 could 4 be 4 be 5 done 5 done 6 . a certain [uncle] [paul] [so] called out of courtesy who lived now in that mysterious [realm] [called] ["] [the] [states] , " [was] [walter] 's model . 1 a 2 certain 2 certain 8 of 2 certain 27 . 6 called 7 out 7 out 8 of 9 courtesy 11 lived 9 courtesy 12 now 9 courtesy 14 that 9 courtesy 15 mysterious 10 who 11 lived 13 in 14 that 15 mysterious 21 , 21 , 22 " 22 " 25 's 25 's 26 model 26 model 27 . uncle [paul] [had] [once] [been] a [little] [school] boy in [avonlea] and now his poetry was [read] everywhere . 1 uncle 6 a 6 a 9 boy 9 boy 19 . 10 in 14 his 10 in 18 everywhere 12 and 13 now 12 and 14 his 14 his 15 poetry 15 poetry 16 was 18 everywhere 19 . but the [glen] schoolboys did not know [of] [walter] ['s] [dreams] [and] would not have been greatly impressed if they had . 1 but 2 the 1 but 5 did 2 the 4 schoolboys 5 did 6 not 6 not 7 know 6 not 17 greatly 13 would 14 not 13 would 15 have 15 have 16 been 16 been 17 greatly 17 greatly 18 impressed 18 impressed 21 had 18 impressed 22 . 19 if 20 they 19 if 21 had nobody in [glen] [st] [mary] school [could] [talk] [like] [him] . 1 nobody 6 school 2 in 6 school 6 school 11 . the [ten] [year] old [ingleside] twins [violated] twin [tradition] [by] [not] [looking] in the least alike . 1 the 4 old 4 old 6 twins 6 twins 8 twin 8 twin 17 . 13 in 14 the 13 in 15 least 15 least 16 alike 16 alike 17 . anne , who was always [called] [nan] [,] was very pretty , with velvety nut-brown eyes and silky nut-brown hair . 1 anne 2 , 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 was 4 was 5 always 4 was 19 nut-brown 9 was 19 nut-brown 10 very 19 nut-brown 11 pretty 12 , 11 pretty 19 nut-brown 13 with 19 nut-brown 14 velvety 15 nut-brown 14 velvety 19 nut-brown 15 nut-brown 16 eyes 15 nut-brown 17 and 15 nut-brown 18 silky 19 nut-brown 20 hair 19 nut-brown 21 . she was a very [blithe] [and] dainty little maiden [blythe] [by] [name] [and] blithe [by] nature , one of her teachers had said . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 a 2 was 4 very 4 very 7 dainty 7 dainty 8 little 7 dainty 9 maiden 9 maiden 14 blithe 14 blithe 16 nature 16 nature 21 teachers 17 , 21 teachers 18 one 21 teachers 19 of 21 teachers 20 her 21 teachers 21 teachers 22 had 21 teachers 23 said 21 teachers 24 . her complexion was quite faultless , much to her mother 's satisfaction . 1 her 5 faultless 1 her 12 satisfaction 2 complexion 5 faultless 3 was 5 faultless 4 quite 5 faultless 5 faultless 6 , 5 faultless 7 much 5 faultless 8 to 5 faultless 9 her 5 faultless 10 mother 5 faultless 11 's 12 satisfaction 13 . " [i] ['m] [so] [glad] [i] [have] [one] [daughter] [who] can wear pink , " [mrs] [blythe] was wont to say jubilantly . 1 " 11 can 11 can 12 wear 12 wear 23 . 13 pink 14 , 13 pink 19 wont 14 , 15 " 18 was 19 wont 19 wont 20 to 20 to 21 say 21 say 22 jubilantly 22 jubilantly 23 . perhaps this was why she was her father 's favourite . 1 perhaps 2 this 2 this 3 was 3 was 10 favourite 4 why 10 favourite 5 she 6 was 6 was 10 favourite 7 her 8 father 8 father 9 's 8 father 10 favourite 10 favourite 11 . she [kept] [all] [his] [secrets] [,] [even] [from] [nan] [,] [and] told him all hers . 1 she 12 told 12 told 13 him 13 him 14 all 13 him 16 . 15 hers 16 . " won't you [soon] [have] [those] fish [ready] , [jem] ? " said [nan] , sniffing with her dainty nose . 1 " 2 won't 1 " 13 said 2 won't 3 you 7 fish 9 , 9 , 13 said 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 sniffing 15 , 16 sniffing 16 sniffing 21 . 17 with 18 her 18 her 20 nose 19 dainty 20 nose 20 nose 21 . " the smell makes me awfully hungry . " 1 " 6 awfully 2 the 3 smell 3 smell 6 awfully 4 makes 5 me 4 makes 6 awfully 6 awfully 7 hungry 7 hungry 8 . 8 . 9 " " they 're nearly ready , " said [jem] , giving [one] a dexterous [turn] . 1 " 3 're 1 " 8 said 2 they 3 're 3 're 4 nearly 4 nearly 5 ready 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 16 . 10 , 11 giving 13 a 14 dexterous 14 dexterous 16 . " get out the bread and the plates , girls . 1 " 11 . 2 get 3 out 3 out 4 the 4 the 5 bread 5 bread 8 plates 6 and 7 the 7 the 8 plates 8 plates 9 , 8 plates 10 girls 8 plates 11 . walter , wake up . " 1 walter 3 wake 2 , 3 wake 3 wake 4 up 4 up 5 . 5 . 6 " " how the [air] shines to-night , " said [walter] dreamily . 1 " 2 how 1 " 9 said 3 the 5 shines 5 shines 6 to-night 6 to-night 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 dreamily 11 dreamily 12 . not that he despised fried trout either , by [any] means [;] [but] [with] [walter] [food] for the soul always took first place . 1 not 5 fried 2 that 3 he 3 he 4 despised 4 despised 5 fried 5 fried 6 trout 5 fried 7 either 5 fried 8 , 5 fried 11 means 5 fried 17 for 5 fried 20 always 8 , 9 by 18 the 19 soul 19 soul 20 always 20 always 21 took 21 took 23 place 22 first 23 place 23 place 24 . " the flower angel has been walking over the world to-day , calling to the flowers . 1 " 17 . 2 the 3 flower 3 flower 4 angel 4 angel 7 walking 5 has 6 been 6 been 7 walking 7 walking 8 over 7 walking 13 calling 9 the 10 world 10 world 11 to-day 11 to-day 12 , 11 to-day 13 calling 13 calling 14 to 13 calling 16 flowers 14 to 15 the 16 flowers 17 . i [can] see his blue wings on that [hill] [by] the woods . " 1 i 3 see 3 see 8 that 3 see 11 the 4 his 6 wings 5 blue 6 wings 6 wings 7 on 6 wings 8 that 11 the 12 woods 12 woods 13 . 13 . 14 " " any angels ' wings [i] [ever] saw were white , " said [nan] . 1 " 13 said 2 any 3 angels 3 angels 4 ' 3 angels 5 wings 3 angels 8 saw 3 angels 9 were 3 angels 12 " 9 were 10 white 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " the flower angel 's aren't . 1 " 6 aren't 2 the 3 flower 3 flower 4 angel 4 angel 5 's 4 angel 6 aren't 6 aren't 7 . they are [a] pale misty blue [,] [just] like the [haze] in the valley . 1 they 2 are 2 are 4 pale 4 pale 5 misty 5 misty 6 blue 6 blue 9 like 9 like 15 . 10 the 14 valley 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 valley 14 valley 15 . oh , how [i] [wish] [i] could fly . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 3 how 3 how 7 could 7 could 8 fly 8 fly 9 . it must be glorious . " 1 it 2 must 2 must 3 be 3 be 4 glorious 4 glorious 5 . 5 . 6 " " [one] does fly in dreams [sometimes] , " said [di] . 1 " 3 does 1 " 10 said 4 fly 5 in 4 fly 6 dreams 6 dreams 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " [i] [never] dream [that] [i] ['m] flying exactly , " said [walter] . 1 " 4 dream 4 dream 14 . 8 flying 9 exactly 9 exactly 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [but] [i] [often] dream that [i] just rise up from the ground and float over the fences and the trees . 1 " 5 dream 5 dream 22 . 6 that 9 rise 8 just 9 rise 9 rise 15 float 10 up 15 float 11 from 12 the 11 from 15 float 12 the 13 ground 13 ground 15 float 14 and 15 float 15 float 16 over 15 float 17 the 15 float 18 fences 18 fences 19 and 18 fences 22 . 19 and 20 the 20 the 21 trees it ['s] delightful [and] [i] [always] [think] , ' [this] [isn't] a dream [like] it 's always been before . 1 it 16 's 1 it 18 been 3 delightful 8 , 3 delightful 15 it 8 , 9 ' 9 ' 13 dream 12 a 13 dream 15 it 16 's 17 always 18 been 18 been 19 before 19 before 20 . [this] [is] [real] ['] [and] [then] [i] [wake] [up] [after] [all] [,] [and] [it] ['s] [heart-breaking] [.] ["] " hurry up , [nan] [,] " ordered [jem] . 1 " 10 . 2 hurry 3 up 2 hurry 10 . 3 up 4 , 4 , 7 " 7 " 8 ordered it was converted into a table by propping it on two large , mossy stones . 1 it 2 was 2 was 8 propping 3 converted 8 propping 4 into 8 propping 5 a 8 propping 6 table 8 propping 7 by 8 propping 8 propping 9 it 8 propping 10 on 8 propping 11 two 8 propping 12 large 8 propping 13 , 8 propping 14 mossy 14 mossy 15 stones 14 mossy 16 . newspapers served as [tablecloth] , and broken plates and handleless cups from [susan] ['s] discard furnished the dishes . 1 newspapers 2 served 1 newspapers 7 broken 2 served 3 as 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 broken 7 broken 8 plates 8 plates 9 and 9 and 19 . 10 handleless 11 cups 11 cups 18 dishes 12 from 18 dishes 15 discard 16 furnished 16 furnished 17 the 17 the 18 dishes 18 dishes 19 . from a tin box secreted at the root of a spruce tree [nan] [brought] forth bread and salt . 1 from 19 . 2 a 17 and 3 tin 4 box 3 tin 15 forth 4 box 5 secreted 5 secreted 6 at 5 secreted 10 a 6 at 7 the 7 the 8 root 8 root 9 of 10 a 11 spruce 11 spruce 12 tree 15 forth 16 bread 16 bread 17 and 17 and 18 salt 18 salt 19 . the brook [gave] [adam] 's ale of unsurpassed crystal . 1 the 2 brook 1 the 6 ale 2 brook 5 's 6 ale 7 of 6 ale 8 unsurpassed 8 unsurpassed 9 crystal 9 crystal 10 . " sit in , " invited [nan] , as [jem] placed his [sizzling] tin platter of trout on the table . 1 " 21 . 2 sit 3 in 2 sit 4 , 2 sit 6 invited 4 , 5 " 6 invited 20 table 8 , 9 as 9 as 11 placed 11 placed 14 tin 12 his 14 tin 14 tin 15 platter 15 platter 16 of 15 platter 17 trout 17 trout 18 on 18 on 19 the 19 the 20 table 20 table 21 . " it 's [your] [turn] to say grace [,] [jem] . " 1 " 3 's 1 " 12 " 2 it 3 's 6 to 7 say 6 to 8 grace 8 grace 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] ['ve] [done] [my] [part] [frying] [the] trout , " protested [jem] , who hated [saying] grace . 1 " 19 . 9 trout 10 , 9 trout 19 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 protested 12 protested 14 , 14 , 15 who 15 who 16 hated 16 hated 18 grace " [let] [walter] [say] it . 1 " 5 it 5 it 6 . he [likes] [saying] grace . 1 he 4 grace 4 grace 5 . and [cut] it [short] , too , [walt] . 1 and 3 it 3 it 6 too 5 , 6 too 6 too 7 , 6 too 9 . i 'm starving . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 starving 3 starving 5 " 4 . 5 " but [walter] [said] no grace , short [or] [long] , [just] [then] . 1 but 4 no 4 no 13 . 5 grace 6 , 5 grace 7 short 7 short 10 , 7 short 13 . an interruption occurred . 1 an 2 interruption 2 interruption 3 occurred 2 interruption 4 . 3 occurred 4 . " [who] 's coming down from the manse hill ? " said [di] . 1 " 3 's 3 's 4 coming 4 coming 5 down 4 coming 6 from 4 coming 8 manse 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 14 . 9 hill 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . [chapter] [iv] [.] [the] [manse] [children] but it could not be denied that [there] was something very [homelike] [and] lovable about the [glen] [st] [mary] manse in spite of [its] [untidiness] . 1 but 2 it 1 but 3 could 3 could 4 not 3 could 5 be 5 be 26 . 6 denied 7 that 6 denied 14 lovable 7 that 9 was 9 was 11 very 10 something 11 very 14 lovable 20 manse 15 about 16 the 16 the 20 manse 20 manse 22 spite 21 in 22 spite 22 spite 23 of 23 of 26 . even the critical housewives of [the] [glen] [felt] it , and [were] unconsciously [mellowed] [in] judgment [because] of it . 1 even 2 the 1 even 3 critical 3 critical 20 . 4 housewives 11 and 4 housewives 13 unconsciously 5 of 9 it 9 it 10 , 10 , 11 and 13 unconsciously 16 judgment 16 judgment 18 of 18 of 19 it 19 it 20 . so much of the credit must be given to the personality of [its] [new] [inmates] . 1 so 2 much 2 much 3 of 3 of 4 the 4 the 12 of 5 credit 6 must 5 credit 8 given 5 credit 9 to 5 credit 11 personality 7 be 8 given 9 to 10 the 11 personality 12 of 12 of 16 . there was an atmosphere of laughter and comradeship about it ; the doors were always open ; and inner and outer worlds joined hands . 1 there 2 was 2 was 8 comradeship 3 an 4 atmosphere 4 atmosphere 5 of 4 atmosphere 8 comradeship 5 of 6 laughter 6 laughter 7 and 6 laughter 8 comradeship 8 comradeship 9 about 8 comradeship 10 it 8 comradeship 11 ; 8 comradeship 13 doors 12 the 13 doors 13 doors 14 were 13 doors 15 always 13 doors 16 open 13 doors 18 and 13 doors 19 inner 17 ; 18 and 19 inner 22 worlds 20 and 21 outer 21 outer 22 worlds 22 worlds 23 joined 22 worlds 24 hands 22 worlds 25 . love was the only law in [glen] [st] [mary] manse . 1 love 5 law 2 was 3 the 2 was 5 law 3 the 5 law 4 only 5 law 5 law 10 manse 5 law 11 . 6 in 10 manse the people of his congregation [said] [that] [mr] [meredith] spoiled his children . 1 the 2 people 1 the 3 of 3 of 4 his 4 his 13 . 5 congregation 10 spoiled 10 spoiled 11 his 10 spoiled 12 children 10 spoiled 13 . very likely he did . 1 very 2 likely 2 likely 4 did 3 he 4 did 4 did 5 . it is certain that he could not bear to scold them . 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 certain 3 certain 4 that 3 certain 8 bear 5 he 6 could 6 could 7 not 6 could 8 bear 8 bear 10 scold 9 to 10 scold 10 scold 11 them 11 them 12 . but he did not know the half of their goings-on . 1 but 3 did 2 he 3 did 3 did 4 not 3 did 10 goings-on 5 know 10 goings-on 6 the 10 goings-on 7 half 10 goings-on 8 of 10 goings-on 9 their 10 goings-on 10 goings-on 11 . he belonged to the sect of dreamers . 1 he 2 belonged 1 he 7 dreamers 2 belonged 7 dreamers 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 sect 5 sect 7 dreamers 6 of 7 dreamers 7 dreamers 8 . if [ever] [a] [graveyard] could be [called] a cheerful [place] , the old [methodist] graveyard [at] [glen] [st] [mary] [might] [be] [so] [called] . 1 if 5 could 5 could 6 be 6 be 8 a 6 be 9 cheerful 9 cheerful 11 , 11 , 24 . 12 the 13 old 13 old 15 graveyard 15 graveyard 24 . it was surrounded on three sides by a dyke of stones and sod , topped by a gray and uncertain paling . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 surrounded 3 surrounded 9 dyke 4 on 9 dyke 5 three 9 dyke 6 sides 9 dyke 7 by 9 dyke 8 a 9 dyke 9 dyke 13 sod 10 of 13 sod 11 stones 12 and 11 stones 13 sod 13 sod 15 topped 14 , 15 topped 15 topped 16 by 15 topped 17 a 15 topped 18 gray 15 topped 20 uncertain 15 topped 21 paling 18 gray 19 and 21 paling 22 . outside the dyke grew a row of tall fir trees with thick , balsamic boughs . 1 outside 3 dyke 2 the 3 dyke 3 dyke 4 grew 3 dyke 6 row 3 dyke 7 of 3 dyke 8 tall 5 a 6 row 8 tall 14 balsamic 9 fir 14 balsamic 10 trees 14 balsamic 11 with 14 balsamic 12 thick 14 balsamic 13 , 14 balsamic 14 balsamic 15 boughs 14 balsamic 16 . little ferns clustered companionably between its stones , and here and there a big bracken grew . 1 little 2 ferns 2 ferns 4 companionably 2 ferns 16 grew 3 clustered 4 companionably 4 companionably 5 between 4 companionably 6 its 4 companionably 7 stones 4 companionably 8 , 4 companionably 9 and 4 companionably 10 here 4 companionably 11 and 8 , 9 and 12 there 15 bracken 13 a 15 bracken 14 big 15 bracken 15 bracken 16 grew 16 grew 17 . on the eastern side there was neither fence nor dyke . 1 on 10 dyke 2 the 10 dyke 3 eastern 4 side 3 eastern 6 was 3 eastern 7 neither 5 there 6 was 7 neither 8 fence 7 neither 9 nor 7 neither 10 dyke 10 dyke 11 . the graveyard there straggled off into a young fir plantation , ever pushing nearer to the graves and deepening eastward into a thick wood . 1 the 4 straggled 2 graveyard 4 straggled 3 there 4 straggled 4 straggled 5 off 4 straggled 6 into 4 straggled 7 a 4 straggled 8 young 4 straggled 9 fir 4 straggled 10 plantation 10 plantation 11 , 10 plantation 12 ever 10 plantation 13 pushing 13 pushing 19 deepening 14 nearer 19 deepening 15 to 16 the 15 to 19 deepening 16 the 19 deepening 17 graves 18 and 17 graves 19 deepening 19 deepening 20 eastward 19 deepening 21 into 19 deepening 23 thick 19 deepening 24 wood 19 deepening 25 . 22 a 23 thick the [meredith] [children] loved the old graveyard . 1 the 8 . 4 loved 7 graveyard 5 the 6 old 5 the 7 graveyard 7 graveyard 8 . blue-eyed ivy , " garden-spruce , " and mint ran riot over the sunken graves . 1 blue-eyed 5 garden-spruce 2 ivy 5 garden-spruce 3 , 4 " 3 , 5 garden-spruce 4 " 5 garden-spruce 5 garden-spruce 6 , 5 garden-spruce 7 " 5 garden-spruce 8 and 5 garden-spruce 9 mint 5 garden-spruce 10 ran 5 garden-spruce 11 riot 11 riot 12 over 11 riot 14 sunken 11 riot 15 graves 11 riot 16 . 12 over 13 the 13 the 14 sunken blueberry bushes grew lavishly in the sandy corner next to the fir wood . 1 blueberry 4 lavishly 2 bushes 4 lavishly 3 grew 4 lavishly 4 lavishly 5 in 4 lavishly 7 sandy 4 lavishly 8 corner 4 lavishly 9 next 5 in 6 the 9 next 12 fir 10 to 12 fir 11 the 12 fir 12 fir 13 wood 13 wood 14 . she had made [him] [turn] [presbyterian] [and] [kept] him toeing [the] [presbyterian] [mark] all his life . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 made 3 made 9 him 9 him 10 toeing 9 him 17 . 14 all 16 life 15 his 16 life 16 life 17 . but when he died she did not dare to doom him to a lonely grave in the [presbyterian] graveyard over-harbour . 1 but 2 when 2 when 3 he 2 when 4 died 4 died 10 doom 5 she 10 doom 6 did 7 not 6 did 8 dare 8 dare 10 doom 9 to 10 doom 10 doom 11 him 10 doom 13 a 10 doom 14 lonely 10 doom 15 grave 10 doom 21 . 11 him 12 to 15 grave 20 over-harbour 16 in 17 the 17 the 19 graveyard 19 graveyard 20 over-harbour they made jolly seats for one thing . 1 they 4 seats 2 made 4 seats 3 jolly 4 seats 4 seats 7 thing 5 for 6 one 6 one 7 thing 7 thing 8 . they were all sitting on one [now] . 1 they 2 were 1 they 8 . 2 were 3 all 2 were 4 sitting 4 sitting 5 on 4 sitting 6 one jerry , tired of leap frog , was playing on a jew's-harp . 1 jerry 2 , 1 jerry 12 jew's-harp 3 tired 4 of 3 tired 5 leap 5 leap 6 frog 6 frog 12 jew's-harp 7 , 8 was 8 was 12 jew's-harp 9 playing 12 jew's-harp 10 on 12 jew's-harp 11 a 12 jew's-harp 12 jew's-harp 13 . jerry had his father 's black hair and large black eyes , but in him the latter were flashing instead of dreamy . 1 jerry 2 had 1 jerry 6 black 3 his 4 father 3 his 6 black 4 father 5 's 6 black 7 hair 6 black 22 dreamy 7 hair 8 and 9 large 22 dreamy 10 black 19 flashing 11 eyes 19 flashing 12 , 13 but 12 , 19 flashing 13 but 14 in 15 him 19 flashing 16 the 17 latter 17 latter 19 flashing 18 were 19 flashing 19 flashing 20 instead 19 flashing 22 dreamy 20 instead 21 of 22 dreamy 23 . faith , who came [next] to him , wore her beauty [like] a [rose] [,] [careless] [and] [glowing] . 1 faith 19 . 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 came 4 came 6 to 6 to 7 him 7 him 8 , 8 , 9 wore 9 wore 11 beauty 10 her 11 beauty 11 beauty 13 a 13 a 19 . she had golden-brown eyes , golden-brown curls and crimson cheeks . 1 she 2 had 1 she 6 golden-brown 2 had 6 golden-brown 3 golden-brown 6 golden-brown 4 eyes 6 golden-brown 5 , 6 golden-brown 6 golden-brown 7 curls 6 golden-brown 8 and 6 golden-brown 9 crimson 6 golden-brown 10 cheeks 10 cheeks 11 . it 's a world of laughter . " 1 it 2 's 2 's 3 a 3 a 8 " 4 world 6 laughter 5 of 6 laughter 6 laughter 7 . 7 . 8 " little dreamy [una] was not [given] to laughter . 1 little 2 dreamy 2 dreamy 9 . 4 was 5 not 4 was 8 laughter 5 not 7 to 8 laughter 9 . her braids of straight , dead-black hair betrayed no lawless kinks , and her almond-shaped , dark-blue eyes had something wistful and sorrowful in them . 1 her 6 dead-black 2 braids 6 dead-black 3 of 6 dead-black 4 straight 6 dead-black 5 , 6 dead-black 6 dead-black 7 hair 6 dead-black 8 betrayed 6 dead-black 9 no 6 dead-black 10 lawless 6 dead-black 11 kinks 11 kinks 15 almond-shaped 12 , 13 and 12 , 15 almond-shaped 13 and 15 almond-shaped 14 her 15 almond-shaped 15 almond-shaped 16 , 15 almond-shaped 17 dark-blue 15 almond-shaped 18 eyes 15 almond-shaped 19 had 15 almond-shaped 20 something 15 almond-shaped 21 wistful 21 wistful 23 sorrowful 21 wistful 26 . 22 and 23 sorrowful 23 sorrowful 25 them 24 in 25 them she longed to put it right , but did not know how . 1 she 2 longed 1 she 9 did 2 longed 3 to 2 longed 4 put 2 longed 6 right 4 put 5 it 6 right 7 , 8 but 9 did 9 did 10 not 9 did 11 know 11 know 12 how 12 how 13 . he knew the secrets of bugs and had a sort of freemasonry with bees and beetles . 1 he 2 knew 2 knew 6 bugs 3 the 4 secrets 4 secrets 5 of 4 secrets 6 bugs 6 bugs 12 freemasonry 7 and 12 freemasonry 8 had 12 freemasonry 9 a 12 freemasonry 10 sort 11 of 10 sort 12 freemasonry 12 freemasonry 13 with 12 freemasonry 14 bees 12 freemasonry 15 and 12 freemasonry 16 beetles 12 freemasonry 17 . una never liked to sit near him because she never knew what uncanny creature might be secreted about him . 1 una 11 knew 2 never 3 liked 2 never 11 knew 3 liked 5 sit 3 liked 7 him 3 liked 8 because 4 to 5 sit 5 sit 6 near 9 she 11 knew 10 never 11 knew 11 knew 17 secreted 12 what 17 secreted 13 uncanny 17 secreted 14 creature 17 secreted 15 might 17 secreted 16 be 17 secreted 17 secreted 18 about 17 secreted 19 him 17 secreted 20 . 19 him 20 . perhaps it was just as well that [aunt] [martha] was [half] blind [when] [she] [made] [that] [bed] . 1 perhaps 2 it 2 it 18 . 3 was 4 just 4 just 5 as 5 as 6 well 6 well 7 that 7 that 10 was 10 was 12 blind 12 blind 18 . " [where] would you like to be buried if you were a [methodist] ? " asked [faith] cheerfully . 1 " 4 you 3 would 4 you 4 you 5 like 4 you 14 ? 5 like 6 to 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 buried 7 be 9 if 10 you 11 were 10 you 14 ? 11 were 12 a 14 ? 15 " 14 ? 16 asked 16 asked 18 cheerfully 18 cheerfully 19 . this opened up an interesting field of speculation . 1 this 8 speculation 2 opened 8 speculation 3 up 8 speculation 4 an 8 speculation 5 interesting 8 speculation 6 field 8 speculation 7 of 8 speculation 8 speculation 9 . " there isn't much choice . 1 " 3 isn't 2 there 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 much 3 isn't 5 choice 5 choice 6 . the place is full , " said [jerry] . 1 the 2 place 2 place 4 full 2 place 9 . 3 is 4 full 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " [i'd] [like] [that] corner [near] [the] [road] , [i] guess . 1 " 12 . 5 corner 9 , 5 corner 11 guess 11 guess 12 . i could hear the teams going past and the people talking . " 1 i 5 teams 2 could 5 teams 3 hear 5 teams 4 the 5 teams 5 teams 6 going 5 teams 7 past 5 teams 8 and 5 teams 9 the 5 teams 10 people 5 teams 11 talking 11 talking 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] ['d] like that [little] [hollow] [under] the weeping birch , " said [una] . 1 " 4 like 1 " 14 said 4 like 5 that 9 the 10 weeping 10 weeping 11 birch 11 birch 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " that birch is such a place for birds and they sing like mad in the mornings . " 1 " 19 " 2 that 3 birch 3 birch 4 is 3 birch 5 such 3 birch 7 place 3 birch 9 birds 3 birch 18 . 5 such 6 a 7 place 8 for 9 birds 10 and 9 birds 11 they 9 birds 12 sing 12 sing 17 mornings 13 like 17 mornings 14 mad 15 in 14 mad 17 mornings 15 in 17 mornings 16 the 17 mornings 18 . 19 " " [i] ['d] [take] the [porter] lot [where] [there] ['s] [so] [many] [children] [buried] . 1 " 15 . 5 the 7 lot 7 lot 15 . i [like] [lots] [of] [company] [,] ["] said [faith] . 1 i 8 said 8 said 10 . " [carl] , [where'd] you ? " 1 " 3 , 1 " 5 you 5 you 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " [i] ['d] [rather] not [be] buried at all , " said [carl] , " but if [i] [had] to be [i] ['d] like the ant-bed . 1 " 5 not 1 " 12 said 7 buried 8 at 8 at 9 all 9 all 10 , 10 , 12 said 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 12 said 27 . 14 , 15 " 14 , 16 but 16 but 17 if 20 to 21 be 20 to 25 the 21 be 24 like 25 the 26 ant-bed 26 ant-bed 27 . ants [are] [awf'ly] int'resting . " 1 ants 4 int'resting 4 int'resting 5 . 5 . 6 " " there doesn't seem to be a single bad person in the whole graveyard . 1 " 2 there 1 " 8 single 2 there 6 be 3 doesn't 4 seem 4 seem 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 a 8 single 15 . 9 bad 14 graveyard 10 person 14 graveyard 11 in 14 graveyard 12 the 13 whole 12 the 14 graveyard 13 whole 14 graveyard 14 graveyard 15 . methodists [must] [be] [better] [than] [presbyterians] [after] all . " 1 methodists 8 all 8 all 9 . 9 . 10 " " maybe the [methodists] bury [their] [bad] [people] just like [they] [do] cats , " suggested [carl] . 1 " 2 maybe 2 maybe 5 bury 3 the 5 bury 5 bury 18 . 9 just 10 like 10 like 13 cats 13 cats 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 suggested 16 suggested 18 . " maybe they don't bother bringing them to the graveyard at all . " 1 " 2 maybe 2 maybe 5 bother 3 they 4 don't 4 don't 5 bother 5 bother 10 graveyard 6 bringing 10 graveyard 7 them 10 graveyard 8 to 9 the 8 to 10 graveyard 9 the 10 graveyard 10 graveyard 11 at 11 at 12 all 12 all 13 . 13 . 14 " " nonsense , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 nonsense 2 nonsense 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 . " [the] [people] [that] [are] buried here weren't any [better] [than] other folks [,] [una] . 1 " 8 weren't 6 buried 7 here 6 buried 8 weren't 8 weren't 16 . 9 any 12 other 12 other 13 folks 12 other 16 . but when anyone is dead you mustn't say anything of him but good or he 'll come back and ha'nt you . 1 but 7 mustn't 2 when 3 anyone 3 anyone 7 mustn't 4 is 5 dead 5 dead 7 mustn't 6 you 7 mustn't 7 mustn't 9 anything 7 mustn't 14 or 8 say 9 anything 9 anything 10 of 9 anything 12 but 9 anything 13 good 11 him 12 but 14 or 20 ha'nt 15 he 20 ha'nt 16 'll 20 ha'nt 17 come 20 ha'nt 18 back 20 ha'nt 19 and 20 ha'nt 20 ha'nt 21 you 20 ha'nt 22 . aunt [martha] told me [that] . 1 aunt 3 told 3 told 4 me 4 me 6 . i [asked] [father] [if] it was true [and] [he] [just] [looked] [through] [me] [and] [muttered] [,] ['] [true] [?] 1 i 5 it 5 it 6 was 6 was 7 true true ? 1 true 2 ? what is truth ? 1 what 2 is 2 is 4 ? 3 truth 4 ? what [is] truth [,] [o] jesting [pilate] ? ' 1 what 3 truth 1 what 8 ? 6 jesting 8 ? 8 ? 9 ' i concluded [from] that it must be [true] . " 1 i 2 concluded 2 concluded 10 " 4 that 6 must 5 it 6 must 6 must 7 be 7 be 9 . 9 . 10 " " [mrs] [davis] [would] , " giggled [faith] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 9 . 7 giggled 9 . " she just watches us in church like a cat watching mice . 1 " 2 she 2 she 4 watches 3 just 4 watches 4 watches 5 us 4 watches 7 church 4 watches 8 like 4 watches 10 cat 6 in 7 church 8 like 9 a 10 cat 11 watching 11 watching 12 mice 12 mice 13 . last [sunday] [i] [made] a [face] [at] [her] [nephew] [and] [he] [made] [one] [back] [at] [me] [and] [you] [should] [have] [seen] [her] [glare] [.] 1 last 5 a i 'll bet she boxed [his] ears when they got out . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 bet 3 bet 5 boxed 4 she 5 boxed 5 boxed 7 ears 5 boxed 8 when 5 boxed 9 they 5 boxed 10 got 5 boxed 11 out 5 boxed 12 . mrs [marshall] [elliott] [told] [me] [we] mustn't [offend] [her] [on] [any] account [or] [i] ['d] [have] [made] [a] [face] at her , too ! " 1 mrs 7 mustn't 7 mustn't 12 account 12 account 25 " 20 at 21 her 21 her 22 , 22 , 23 too 23 too 24 ! 24 ! 25 " " [i] wonder what [the] [blythe] [gang] will be [like] . " 1 " 3 wonder 3 wonder 4 what 4 what 8 will 8 will 9 be 9 be 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] liked [their] looks , " said [faith] . 1 " 7 " 3 liked 5 looks 5 looks 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . the manse children [had] [been] at the station [that] afternoon when the [blythe] [small] fry had arrived . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 children 2 manse 18 . 6 at 7 the 6 at 18 . 7 the 8 station 8 station 10 afternoon 10 afternoon 11 when 11 when 12 the 12 the 15 fry 15 fry 17 arrived 16 had 17 arrived " [i] [liked] [jem] 's looks [especially] . " 1 " 5 's 5 's 6 looks 6 looks 8 . 8 . 9 " " they say [in] [school] that [walter] 's a sissy , " said [jerry] . 1 " 3 say 1 " 13 said 2 they 3 say 6 that 8 's 8 's 9 a 9 a 12 " 10 sissy 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " [i] don't believe it , " said [una] , who had thought [walter] very handsome . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 6 , 3 don't 4 believe 4 believe 5 it 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 17 . 10 , 11 who 11 who 12 had 13 thought 16 handsome 15 very 16 handsome 16 handsome 17 . " well , he writes poetry , anyhow . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 he 4 he 5 writes 5 writes 6 poetry 5 writes 8 anyhow 6 poetry 7 , 8 anyhow 9 . he won the prize the teacher offered [last] [year] [for] writing a poem , [bertie] [shakespeare] [drew] told me . 1 he 2 won 1 he 7 offered 2 won 4 prize 2 won 6 teacher 3 the 4 prize 5 the 6 teacher 7 offered 11 writing 7 offered 13 poem 7 offered 20 . 11 writing 12 a 13 poem 14 , 18 told 19 me 19 me 20 . " [i] [suppose] we 'll get acquainted with them [as] [soon] [as] [they] begin [going] [to] [school] , " mused [faith] . 1 " 4 we 4 we 5 'll 4 we 14 begin 5 'll 6 get 6 get 7 acquainted 7 acquainted 8 with 7 acquainted 9 them 14 begin 22 . 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 mused 20 mused 22 . " [i] hope [the] [girls] [are] [nice] [.] 1 " 3 hope i don't like most of the girls round here . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 like 3 like 7 girls 3 like 10 . 4 most 5 of 4 most 7 girls 6 the 7 girls 7 girls 8 round 8 round 9 here even the nice ones are poky . 1 even 2 the 1 even 6 poky 3 nice 6 poky 4 ones 6 poky 5 are 6 poky 6 poky 7 . but the [blythe] twins [look] jolly . 1 but 2 the 2 the 4 twins 4 twins 6 jolly 6 jolly 7 . i thought twins always looked alike , but they don't . 1 i 2 thought 1 i 10 don't 3 twins 4 always 3 twins 6 alike 3 twins 9 they 3 twins 10 don't 5 looked 6 alike 7 , 8 but 8 but 9 they 10 don't 11 . i think the red-haired one is the nicest . " 1 i 2 think 2 think 4 red-haired 3 the 4 red-haired 4 red-haired 5 one 4 red-haired 8 nicest 4 red-haired 10 " 6 is 8 nicest 7 the 8 nicest 9 . 10 " " [i] liked their mother 's looks , " said [una] with a little sigh . 1 " 3 liked 1 " 10 said 4 their 5 mother 5 mother 6 's 6 's 7 looks 7 looks 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 16 . 12 with 13 a 13 a 14 little 14 little 15 sigh 15 sigh 16 . una envied all children their mothers . 1 una 2 envied 1 una 7 . 2 envied 3 all 2 envied 6 mothers 4 children 6 mothers 5 their 6 mothers " they say she isn't like other people , " said [jerry] . 1 " 5 isn't 1 " 11 said 2 they 3 say 3 say 5 isn't 4 she 5 isn't 5 isn't 6 like 6 like 8 people 7 other 8 people 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " [mrs] [elliot] [says] that is [because] [she] [never] really [grew] up , " said [faith] . 1 " 6 is 1 " 12 up 5 that 6 is 6 is 10 really 12 up 13 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " she 's taller [than] [mrs] [elliott] . " 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 's 3 's 4 taller 4 taller 8 . 8 . 9 " " yes , yes , but it is [inside] [mrs] [elliot] [says] [mrs] [blythe] just stayed a little girl inside . " 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 4 yes 4 yes 5 , 5 , 6 but 6 but 7 it 7 it 8 is 8 is 22 " 15 just 20 inside 16 stayed 17 a 16 stayed 20 inside 17 a 18 little 18 little 19 girl 20 inside 21 . 21 . 22 " " what do [i] smell ? " interrupted [carl] , sniffing . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 do 2 what 6 ? 5 smell 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 interrupted 8 interrupted 11 sniffing 10 , 11 sniffing 11 sniffing 12 . they all smelled it now . 1 they 2 all 2 all 3 smelled 3 smelled 4 it 3 smelled 5 now 5 now 6 . a most delectable odour came floating up on the still evening air from the direction of the little woodsy dell below the manse hill . 1 a 4 odour 2 most 4 odour 3 delectable 4 odour 4 odour 5 came 4 odour 6 floating 6 floating 7 up 6 floating 8 on 6 floating 9 the 6 floating 10 still 6 floating 11 evening 6 floating 12 air 12 air 19 woodsy 13 from 19 woodsy 14 the 19 woodsy 15 direction 16 of 15 direction 19 woodsy 17 the 19 woodsy 18 little 19 woodsy 19 woodsy 20 dell 19 woodsy 21 below 19 woodsy 23 manse 19 woodsy 24 hill 19 woodsy 25 . 22 the 23 manse " that makes me hungry , " said [jerry] . 1 " 7 " 2 that 3 makes 3 makes 4 me 3 makes 5 hungry 5 hungry 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " we had [only] bread [and] [molasses] [for] supper and [cold] [ditto] for dinner , " said [una] plaintively . 1 " 2 we 1 " 17 said 2 we 3 had 3 had 5 bread 9 supper 10 and 9 supper 14 dinner 13 for 14 dinner 14 dinner 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 20 . 19 plaintively 20 . " let's go and see where that smell is coming from , " said [jerry] . 1 " 2 let's 1 " 12 , 2 let's 3 go 2 let's 5 see 2 let's 8 smell 3 go 4 and 6 where 8 smell 7 that 8 smell 8 smell 10 coming 9 is 10 coming 10 coming 11 from 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . they halted shyly . 1 they 2 halted 2 halted 3 shyly 3 shyly 4 . una wished they had [not] been so [precipitate] [:] [but] [di] [blythe] [was] equal to that [and] [any] occasion . 1 una 2 wished 2 wished 20 . 3 they 4 had 3 they 14 equal 4 had 6 been 6 been 7 so 14 equal 19 occasion 15 to 16 that 15 to 19 occasion 19 occasion 20 . she stepped forward , with a comrade 's smile . 1 she 2 stepped 2 stepped 3 forward 2 stepped 7 comrade 3 forward 4 , 5 with 6 a 6 a 7 comrade 7 comrade 8 's 7 comrade 9 smile 9 smile 10 . " [i] guess [i] [know] [who] you are , " she said . 1 " 3 guess 3 guess 7 you 3 guess 9 , 7 you 8 are 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 13 . " you belong to the manse , don't you ? " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 belong 3 belong 4 to 4 to 5 the 5 the 6 manse 6 manse 10 ? 7 , 8 don't 8 don't 9 you 9 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " faith nodded , her face creased by dimples . 1 faith 6 creased 2 nodded 6 creased 3 , 6 creased 4 her 5 face 5 face 6 creased 6 creased 7 by 6 creased 8 dimples 6 creased 9 . " we smelled your trout cooking and wondered what it was . " 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 smelled 3 smelled 4 your 3 smelled 5 trout 3 smelled 6 cooking 3 smelled 8 wondered 3 smelled 10 it 7 and 8 wondered 8 wondered 9 what 10 it 11 was 11 was 12 . 12 . 13 " " you must sit [down] and help us [eat] them , " said [di] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 said 2 you 3 must 3 must 4 sit 4 sit 6 and 7 help 8 us 8 us 12 " 10 them 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " maybe [you] [haven't] more than you [want] yourselves , " said [jerry] , [looking] hungrily at the tin platter . 1 " 2 maybe 1 " 10 , 2 maybe 9 yourselves 5 more 6 than 5 more 9 yourselves 6 than 7 you 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 14 , 16 hungrily 16 hungrily 19 tin 17 at 18 the 18 the 19 tin 19 tin 20 platter 20 platter 21 . " we 've heaps [three] apiece , " said [jem] . 1 " 3 've 1 " 9 said 2 we 3 've 3 've 4 heaps 6 apiece 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " sit down . " 1 " 5 " 2 sit 3 down 3 down 4 . 4 . 5 " no more ceremony was necessary . 1 no 2 more 2 more 3 ceremony 3 ceremony 4 was 3 ceremony 5 necessary 3 ceremony 6 . down they all sat on mossy stones . 1 down 6 mossy 2 they 6 mossy 3 all 6 mossy 4 sat 6 mossy 5 on 6 mossy 6 mossy 7 stones 6 mossy 8 . merry was that feast and long . 1 merry 4 feast 2 was 3 that 2 was 4 feast 4 feast 5 and 4 feast 6 long 4 feast 7 . but they never knew it , so it never hurt them . 1 but 2 they 1 but 3 never 3 never 4 knew 3 never 11 them 4 knew 10 hurt 5 it 6 , 5 it 10 hurt 7 so 10 hurt 8 it 10 hurt 9 never 10 hurt 11 them 12 . where can folks get better acquainted than over a meal table ? 1 where 12 ? 2 can 6 acquainted 2 can 12 ? 3 folks 6 acquainted 4 get 6 acquainted 5 better 6 acquainted 6 acquainted 7 than 6 acquainted 8 over 6 acquainted 10 meal 8 over 9 a 10 meal 11 table when the [last] trout had vanished , the manse [children] and the [ingleside] children were sworn friends and allies . 1 when 2 the 2 the 4 trout 4 trout 6 vanished 5 had 6 vanished 6 vanished 9 manse 7 , 8 the 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 11 and 9 manse 19 allies 12 the 14 children 14 children 16 sworn 15 were 16 sworn 16 sworn 17 friends 16 sworn 19 allies 17 friends 18 and 19 allies 20 . they had always known each other and always would . 1 they 5 each 1 they 8 always 1 they 9 would 2 had 3 always 3 always 4 known 4 known 5 each 5 each 6 other 5 each 7 and 9 would 10 . the race of [joseph] recognized its own . 1 the 2 race 2 race 3 of 2 race 8 . 5 recognized 6 its 6 its 7 own 7 own 8 . they poured out the history of [their] little [pasts] . 1 they 2 poured 2 poured 3 out 3 out 4 the 4 the 5 history 5 history 6 of 5 history 10 . 8 little 10 . faith was inclined to resent the fact that people laughed at her for petting a rooster . 1 faith 5 resent 1 faith 16 rooster 2 was 3 inclined 3 inclined 4 to 3 inclined 5 resent 5 resent 7 fact 6 the 7 fact 7 fact 8 that 9 people 14 petting 10 laughed 11 at 10 laughed 14 petting 12 her 14 petting 13 for 14 petting 14 petting 16 rooster 15 a 16 rooster 16 rooster 17 . she liked [the] [blythes] [because] [they] [accepted] it [without] question . 1 she 2 liked 2 liked 8 it 8 it 11 . 10 question 11 . " a handsome rooster [like] [adam] is just as [nice] a pet as a dog [or] cat , [i] think , " she said . 1 " 2 a 2 a 3 handsome 3 handsome 14 a 4 rooster 7 is 4 rooster 8 just 4 rooster 12 pet 4 rooster 14 a 8 just 9 as 9 as 11 a 12 pet 13 as 14 a 25 . 15 dog 17 cat 17 cat 18 , 18 , 24 said 20 think 22 " 21 , 22 " 22 " 24 said 23 she 24 said 24 said 25 . " if he was a canary nobody would wonder . 1 " 9 wonder 2 if 3 he 2 if 6 canary 3 he 4 was 5 a 6 canary 6 canary 7 nobody 6 canary 8 would 6 canary 9 wonder 9 wonder 10 . and [i] brought [him] [up] [from] a little , wee , yellow chicken . 1 and 3 brought 3 brought 13 chicken 7 a 8 little 7 a 10 wee 8 little 10 wee 9 , 10 wee 10 wee 11 , 10 wee 13 chicken 12 yellow 13 chicken 13 chicken 14 . mrs [johnson] [at] [maywater] [gave] [him] [to] [me] . 1 mrs 9 . a weasel had killed all his brothers and sisters . 1 a 2 weasel 2 weasel 4 killed 2 weasel 10 . 3 had 4 killed 4 killed 5 all 4 killed 9 sisters 6 his 7 brothers 7 brothers 9 sisters 8 and 9 sisters i [called] him [after] [her] [husband] . 1 i 3 him 3 him 7 . i never liked dolls or cats . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 liked 3 liked 6 cats 3 liked 7 . 4 dolls 5 or 4 dolls 6 cats cats are [too] [sneaky] and dolls are [dead] . " 1 cats 2 are 1 cats 6 dolls 1 cats 9 . 5 and 6 dolls 6 dolls 7 are 9 . 10 " " who lives [in] [that] [house] [away] up there ? " asked [jerry] . 1 " 12 asked 2 who 3 lives 2 who 10 ? 3 lives 9 there 8 up 9 there 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 asked 12 asked 14 . " [the] [miss] [wests] [rosemary] [and] [ellen] , " answered [nan] . 1 " 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 answered 10 answered 12 . " [di] [and] [i] are going to take music lessons from [miss] [rosemary] this [summer] . " 1 " 17 " 5 are 6 going 6 going 7 to 6 going 10 lessons 8 take 10 lessons 9 music 10 lessons 10 lessons 11 from 10 lessons 16 . 11 from 14 this 16 . 17 " una gazed at the lucky twins with eyes whose longing was too gentle for envy . 1 una 2 gazed 1 una 16 . 2 gazed 3 at 2 gazed 5 lucky 3 at 4 the 5 lucky 10 longing 6 twins 10 longing 7 with 8 eyes 8 eyes 10 longing 9 whose 10 longing 10 longing 15 envy 11 was 12 too 12 too 15 envy 13 gentle 15 envy 14 for 15 envy oh , if she could only have music lessons ! 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 3 if 1 oh 10 ! 3 if 5 could 4 she 5 could 5 could 6 only 5 could 7 have 7 have 9 lessons 8 music 9 lessons it was one of the dreams of her little hidden life . 1 it 2 was 2 was 10 hidden 3 one 4 of 4 of 5 the 4 of 6 dreams 6 dreams 7 of 6 dreams 10 hidden 8 her 10 hidden 9 little 10 hidden 10 hidden 11 life 11 life 12 . but nobody ever thought of such a thing . 1 but 2 nobody 2 nobody 3 ever 3 ever 6 such 3 ever 9 . 4 thought 5 of 4 thought 6 such 6 such 7 a 6 such 8 thing " [miss] [rosemary] is so sweet and she [always] dresses [so] [pretty] , " said [di] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 15 said 4 is 6 sweet 5 so 6 sweet 7 and 8 she 8 she 15 said 10 dresses 13 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " [i] like [miss] [ellen] , too , " said [nan] . 1 " 3 like 1 " 10 said 6 , 7 too 7 too 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " she always used to give me candies when she came to church . 1 " 8 candies 2 she 8 candies 3 always 8 candies 4 used 5 to 4 used 8 candies 6 give 8 candies 7 me 8 candies 8 candies 9 when 8 candies 10 she 8 candies 11 came 8 candies 13 church 8 candies 14 . 12 to 13 church but [di] is [afraid] [of] [her] [.] ["] 1 but 3 is " her brows are so black and she has such a great deep [voice] [,] ["] [said] [di] . 1 " 19 . 2 her 3 brows 3 brows 4 are 3 brows 5 so 3 brows 6 black 3 brows 7 and 3 brows 9 has 3 brows 12 great 8 she 9 has 10 such 11 a 11 a 12 great 12 great 13 deep 13 deep 19 . " oh , how scared [of] [her] [kenneth] [ford] [used] to be when [he] [was] little ! 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 how 2 oh 17 ! 4 how 5 scared 5 scared 11 to 11 to 12 be 12 be 13 when 16 little 17 ! mother says [the] [first] [sunday] [mrs] [ford] [brought] [him] [to] [church] [miss] [ellen] [happened] [to] [be] [there] [,] [sitting] [right] [behind] [them] [.] 1 mother 2 says and the minute [kenneth] [saw] [her] he [just] screamed and screamed [until] [mrs] [ford] had to carry him [out] . ["] 1 and 2 the 1 and 7 he 2 the 3 minute 7 he 9 screamed 9 screamed 11 screamed 10 and 11 screamed 11 screamed 20 . 15 had 16 to 16 to 17 carry 17 carry 18 him 18 him 20 . " who is [mrs] [ford] ? " asked [una] wonderingly . 1 " 3 is 2 who 3 is 3 is 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 asked 7 " 10 wonderingly 10 wonderingly 11 . " oh , the [fords] don't [live] [here] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 6 don't 3 , 4 the 6 don't 9 . they only come here in the summer . 1 they 2 only 1 they 3 come 3 come 4 here 3 come 7 summer 5 in 6 the 5 in 7 summer 7 summer 8 . and they 're not coming this summer . 1 and 2 they 2 they 3 're 3 're 4 not 3 're 5 coming 5 coming 7 summer 6 this 7 summer 7 summer 8 . they live in that little house ' way , ' way down on the harbour shore where father and mother used to lie . 1 they 2 live 2 live 3 in 3 in 6 house 3 in 8 way 4 that 6 house 5 little 6 house 6 house 7 ' 8 way 9 , 8 way 11 way 9 , 10 ' 11 way 15 harbour 12 down 13 on 12 down 15 harbour 14 the 15 harbour 15 harbour 16 shore 15 harbour 21 used 15 harbour 24 . 16 shore 17 where 18 father 19 and 18 father 20 mother 20 mother 21 used 21 used 22 to 21 used 23 lie i wish you could see [persis] [ford] . 1 i 2 wish 2 wish 3 you 2 wish 4 could 4 could 5 see 5 see 8 . she is [just] [like] a picture . " 1 she 2 is 2 is 5 a 5 a 6 picture 6 picture 7 . 7 . 8 " " [i] ['ve] [heard] [of] [mrs] [ford] , " broke [in] [faith] . 1 " 13 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 13 . 9 " 10 broke " [bertie] [shakespeare] [drew] [told] me [about] [her] . 1 " 6 me 6 me 9 . she was married fourteen years to a dead man and then he came to life . " 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 married 3 married 4 fourteen 4 fourteen 5 years 4 fourteen 7 a 4 fourteen 8 dead 4 fourteen 10 and 4 fourteen 15 life 6 to 7 a 8 dead 9 man 10 and 11 then 11 then 12 he 11 then 13 came 13 came 14 to 15 life 16 . 16 . 17 " " nonsense , " said [nan] . 1 " 2 nonsense 2 nonsense 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 . " that isn't the way it goes at all . 1 " 3 isn't 2 that 3 isn't 3 isn't 5 way 3 isn't 6 it 4 the 5 way 6 it 9 all 7 goes 8 at 8 at 9 all 9 all 10 . bertie [shakespeare] [can] [never] [get] anything [straight] . 1 bertie 6 anything 6 anything 8 . mother doesn't like us to be out late these damp evenings . " 1 mother 11 evenings 2 doesn't 3 like 2 doesn't 4 us 2 doesn't 8 late 5 to 6 be 6 be 8 late 7 out 8 late 8 late 11 evenings 9 these 11 evenings 10 damp 11 evenings 11 evenings 12 . 12 . 13 " nobody cared whether the manse children were out in the damp or not . 1 nobody 2 cared 2 cared 3 whether 2 cared 5 manse 4 the 5 manse 5 manse 6 children 5 manse 7 were 5 manse 11 damp 8 out 11 damp 9 in 10 the 10 the 11 damp 11 damp 12 or 11 damp 13 not 11 damp 14 . but they went home , too , with visions of good times coming in their heads . 1 but 2 they 2 they 15 their 3 went 4 home 4 home 9 visions 5 , 6 too 6 too 7 , 6 too 9 visions 8 with 9 visions 9 visions 10 of 9 visions 12 times 9 visions 13 coming 9 visions 15 their 11 good 12 times 14 in 15 their 15 their 16 heads 16 heads 17 . " [i] think [rainbow] [valley] is [even] nicer [than] the graveyard , " said [una] . 1 " 3 think 1 " 14 said 6 is 8 nicer 8 nicer 13 " 10 the 11 graveyard 11 graveyard 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " and [i] [just] [love] [those] [dear] [blythes] [.] 1 " 2 and it 's [so] [nice] [when] [you] [can] [love] [people] [because] so often [you] [can't] [.] [father] [said] in his sermon [last] [sunday] that we should [love] [everybody] . 1 it 2 's 1 it 11 so 1 it 28 . 11 so 12 often 18 in 19 his 18 in 20 sermon 20 sermon 25 should 20 sermon 28 . 23 that 25 should 24 we 25 should but how can [we] ? 1 but 2 how 2 how 3 can 2 how 5 ? how could we [love] [mrs] [alec] [davis] ? " 1 how 2 could 1 how 3 we 1 how 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " oh , father only said that in the pulpit , " said [faith] airily . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 6 said 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 father 2 oh 5 only 6 said 16 . 7 that 8 in 8 in 10 pulpit 9 the 10 pulpit 10 pulpit 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 airily 15 airily 16 . " [he] [has] more sense than to really think it outside . " 1 " 13 " 4 more 5 sense 4 more 6 than 6 than 7 to 6 than 8 really 6 than 12 . 8 really 9 think 9 think 10 it 11 outside 12 . 12 . 13 " mayflowers [grew] [there] [and] [jem] never forgot to take his mother a bouquet as long as they lasted . 1 mayflowers 7 forgot 6 never 7 forgot 7 forgot 13 bouquet 8 to 9 take 9 take 13 bouquet 10 his 11 mother 11 mother 13 bouquet 12 a 13 bouquet 13 bouquet 18 lasted 13 bouquet 19 . 14 as 18 lasted 15 long 18 lasted 16 as 17 they 16 as 18 lasted [chapter] [v] [the] [advent] [of] [mary] [vance] " and that , " groaned one ancient maiden , " is our minister 's daughter . " 1 " 3 that 1 " 4 , 2 and 3 that 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 groaned 6 groaned 8 ancient 7 one 8 ancient 8 ancient 9 maiden 8 ancient 12 is 8 ancient 13 our 8 ancient 14 minister 9 maiden 10 , 11 " 12 is 14 minister 16 daughter 15 's 16 daughter 16 daughter 17 . 17 . 18 " " what else could you expect of a widower 's family ? " groaned the other ancient maiden . 1 " 2 what 2 what 9 widower 3 else 9 widower 4 could 9 widower 5 you 6 expect 6 expect 7 of 6 expect 9 widower 8 a 9 widower 9 widower 10 's 9 widower 11 family 9 widower 12 ? 9 widower 14 groaned 12 ? 13 " 14 groaned 17 ancient 15 the 16 other 16 other 17 ancient 17 ancient 18 maiden 18 maiden 19 . and then they both shook their heads . 1 and 2 then 2 then 4 both 3 they 4 both 4 both 7 heads 5 shook 7 heads 6 their 7 heads 7 heads 8 . it was early on [saturday] [morning] and the [merediths] were [out] in the dew-drenched [world] [with] a [delightful] consciousness of the holiday . 1 it 2 was 1 it 23 . 2 was 3 early 4 on 7 and 4 on 8 the 8 the 22 holiday 10 were 12 in 12 in 13 the 12 in 19 consciousness 13 the 17 a 14 dew-drenched 17 a 19 consciousness 20 of 19 consciousness 22 holiday 20 of 21 the 22 holiday 23 . they had never had anything to do on a holiday . 1 they 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 had 3 never 5 anything 5 anything 7 do 5 anything 10 holiday 6 to 7 do 8 on 10 holiday 9 a 10 holiday 10 holiday 11 . it [did] [please] [faith] , but [una] [felt] a secret , [bitter] [humiliation] [because] they [never] learned to do anything . 1 it 5 , 1 it 9 a 5 , 6 but 9 a 10 secret 10 secret 11 , 11 , 15 they 15 they 17 learned 17 learned 18 to 18 to 19 do 19 do 20 anything 20 anything 21 . the other girls in her class at school could cook and sew and knit ; she only was a little ignoramus . 1 the 3 girls 2 other 3 girls 3 girls 6 class 4 in 6 class 5 her 6 class 6 class 8 school 6 class 12 sew 7 at 8 school 9 could 12 sew 10 cook 12 sew 11 and 12 sew 12 sew 14 knit 13 and 14 knit 14 knit 17 only 15 ; 16 she 15 ; 17 only 17 only 21 ignoramus 18 was 21 ignoramus 19 a 21 ignoramus 20 little 21 ignoramus 21 ignoramus 22 . thither the [meredith] [children] trooped , and prowled about the ground floor for several minutes . 1 thither 2 the 1 thither 16 . 5 trooped 6 , 5 trooped 8 prowled 7 and 8 prowled 8 prowled 9 about 8 prowled 11 ground 8 prowled 12 floor 8 prowled 13 for 8 prowled 14 several 10 the 11 ground 14 several 15 minutes 15 minutes 16 . " what was that ? " whispered [una] [suddenly] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 was 3 was 4 that 4 that 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 whispered 7 whispered 10 . they all listened . 1 they 2 all 1 they 3 listened 3 listened 4 . there was a faint but distinct rustle in the hayloft above . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 a 3 a 10 hayloft 4 faint 10 hayloft 5 but 6 distinct 6 distinct 10 hayloft 7 rustle 10 hayloft 8 in 10 hayloft 9 the 10 hayloft 10 hayloft 11 above 10 hayloft 12 . the [merediths] looked at each other . 1 the 6 other 3 looked 4 at 3 looked 5 each 5 each 6 other 6 other 7 . " there 's something [up] [there] , " breathed [faith] . 1 " 3 's 1 " 9 breathed 2 there 3 's 3 's 4 something 7 , 8 " 7 , 9 breathed 9 breathed 11 . " [i] 'm [going] up to see [what] it is , " said [jerry] resolutely . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 15 resolutely 5 up 6 to 6 to 7 see 7 see 9 it 7 see 11 , 9 it 10 is 11 , 15 resolutely 12 " 13 said 12 " 15 resolutely 15 resolutely 16 . " oh , don't , " begged [una] , [catching] his arm . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 don't 2 oh 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 13 . 7 begged 9 , 7 begged 12 arm 11 his 12 arm 12 arm 13 . " [i] 'm [going] . ["] 1 " 3 'm 3 'm 5 . " we 'll all go , too , then , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 'll 1 " 12 said 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 4 all 3 'll 5 go 5 go 6 , 7 too 8 , 8 , 12 said 9 then 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . he longed to see a bat in daylight . 1 he 2 longed 2 longed 3 to 2 longed 6 bat 3 to 4 see 5 a 6 bat 6 bat 8 daylight 7 in 8 daylight 8 daylight 9 . when they stepped off the ladder they saw what had made the rustle and the sight struck them dumb for a few moments . 1 when 2 they 1 when 3 stepped 3 stepped 6 ladder 3 stepped 19 dumb 4 off 6 ladder 5 the 6 ladder 7 they 13 rustle 8 saw 13 rustle 9 what 13 rustle 10 had 11 made 11 made 13 rustle 12 the 13 rustle 13 rustle 15 the 13 rustle 16 sight 13 rustle 19 dumb 14 and 15 the 17 struck 19 dumb 18 them 19 dumb 19 dumb 23 moments 19 dumb 24 . 20 for 21 a 21 a 22 few 21 a 23 moments 23 moments 24 . in a little nest in the hay a girl was curled up , looking as if she had just wakened from sleep . 1 in 2 a 1 in 7 hay 2 a 3 little 3 little 7 hay 4 nest 7 hay 5 in 6 the 5 in 7 hay 7 hay 11 curled 8 a 9 girl 9 girl 11 curled 10 was 11 curled 11 curled 12 up 11 curled 22 sleep 12 up 13 , 14 looking 20 wakened 15 as 16 if 15 as 17 she 17 she 18 had 18 had 20 wakened 19 just 20 wakened 20 wakened 21 from 20 wakened 22 sleep 22 sleep 23 . " who are you ? " asked [jerry] . 1 " 3 are 2 who 3 are 3 are 5 ? 4 you 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . the girl looked about her as if seeking a way of escape . 1 the 2 girl 2 girl 8 seeking 3 looked 4 about 4 about 5 her 4 about 8 seeking 6 as 7 if 7 if 8 seeking 8 seeking 12 escape 9 a 10 way 10 way 11 of 10 way 12 escape 12 escape 13 . then she seemed to give in with a little shiver of despair . 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 seemed 3 seemed 4 to 4 to 5 give 5 give 12 despair 6 in 12 despair 7 with 10 shiver 8 a 10 shiver 9 little 10 shiver 10 shiver 12 despair 11 of 12 despair 12 despair 13 . " [i] 'm [mary] [vance] , " she said . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 9 said 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 she 9 said 9 said 10 . " [where'd] you come from ? " pursued [jerry] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 8 pursued 3 you 4 come 4 come 5 from 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 pursued 8 pursued 10 . mary , instead of replying , suddenly sat , or fell , down on the hay and began to cry . 1 mary 5 replying 2 , 3 instead 3 instead 4 of 3 instead 5 replying 5 replying 6 , 5 replying 7 suddenly 5 replying 8 sat 5 replying 9 , 5 replying 10 or 5 replying 11 fell 11 fell 12 , 11 fell 16 hay 13 down 14 on 13 down 16 hay 14 on 15 the 16 hay 20 cry 16 hay 21 . 17 and 18 began 18 began 19 to 18 began 20 cry instantly [faith] [had] flung [herself] down beside her and put her arm around the thin , shaking shoulders . 1 instantly 15 thin 4 flung 6 down 4 flung 12 arm 6 down 7 beside 8 her 9 and 8 her 12 arm 10 put 12 arm 11 her 12 arm 12 arm 13 around 12 arm 15 thin 13 around 14 the 15 thin 19 . 16 , 17 shaking 17 shaking 18 shoulders 18 shoulders 19 . " you stop bothering her , " she commanded [jerry] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 9 commanded 2 you 3 stop 4 bothering 5 her 5 her 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 commanded 8 she 9 commanded 9 commanded 11 . then she hugged the waif . 1 then 5 waif 2 she 5 waif 3 hugged 5 waif 4 the 5 waif 5 waif 6 . " don't cry , dear . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 5 dear 2 don't 3 cry 4 , 5 dear 5 dear 6 . just tell us what 's the matter . 1 just 4 what 2 tell 3 us 2 tell 4 what 4 what 7 matter 5 's 7 matter 6 the 7 matter 7 matter 8 . [we're] [friends] [.] ["] " [i] 'm [so] so hungry , " wailed [mary] . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 9 wailed 5 so 6 hungry 6 hungry 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 wailed 9 wailed 11 . " [i] [i] hain't [had] a thing [to] [eat] [since] [thursday] [morning] , ' cept a [little] [water] from the brook out there . " 1 " 4 hain't 4 hain't 6 a 6 a 25 " 7 thing 13 , 13 , 14 ' 14 ' 15 cept 15 cept 16 a 16 a 25 " 19 from 20 the 19 from 24 . 20 the 21 brook 21 brook 23 there 22 out 23 there 24 . 25 " the manse children gazed at each other in horror . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 children 2 manse 4 gazed 4 gazed 5 at 4 gazed 6 each 4 gazed 9 horror 6 each 7 other 8 in 9 horror 9 horror 10 . faith sprang up . 1 faith 2 sprang 2 sprang 3 up 3 up 4 . " you come right up to the manse and get something to eat before you say another word . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 16 say 3 come 8 manse 4 right 8 manse 5 up 8 manse 6 to 7 the 6 to 8 manse 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 9 and 8 manse 11 something 10 get 11 something 11 something 13 eat 11 something 16 say 12 to 13 eat 13 eat 14 before 15 you 16 say 16 say 18 word 16 say 20 " 17 another 18 word 19 . 20 " mary shrank . 1 mary 2 shrank 2 shrank 3 . " oh [i] can't . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 5 . 2 oh 4 can't what will your pa and ma say ? 1 what 2 will 1 what 8 ? 3 your 4 pa 3 your 8 ? 4 pa 6 ma 5 and 6 ma 7 say 8 ? besides , they 'd send me back . " 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 3 they 1 besides 5 send 4 'd 5 send 5 send 6 me 5 send 7 back 7 back 8 . 8 . 9 " " we ['ve] no [mother] , and [father] [won't] bother about [you] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 4 no 4 no 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 10 bother 10 bother 13 . 11 about 13 . neither [will] [aunt] [martha] . 1 neither 5 . come , [i] [say] . " 1 come 2 , 2 , 5 . 5 . 6 " faith stamped her foot impatiently . 1 faith 2 stamped 2 stamped 3 her 2 stamped 4 foot 2 stamped 5 impatiently 5 impatiently 6 . was this queer girl going to insist on starving to death almost at their very door ? 1 was 12 almost 1 was 15 very 1 was 16 door 1 was 17 ? 2 this 7 insist 3 queer 7 insist 4 girl 7 insist 5 going 6 to 5 going 7 insist 7 insist 8 on 7 insist 9 starving 7 insist 12 almost 9 starving 11 death 10 to 11 death 12 almost 13 at 13 at 14 their mary yielded . 1 mary 2 yielded 2 yielded 3 . aunt [martha] , [muddling] [through] [her] [saturday] [cooking] [,] [took] [no] [notice] [of] [her] . 1 aunt 3 , 1 aunt 15 . mary [vance] attacked [the] food ravenously and [uncritically] [,] [while] the manse [children] [stood] [around] and watched her . 1 mary 3 attacked 3 attacked 5 food 5 food 19 . 6 ravenously 7 and 7 and 11 the 11 the 12 manse 12 manse 17 watched 16 and 17 watched 17 watched 18 her 18 her 19 . jerry noticed that she had a pretty mouth and very nice , even , white teeth . 1 jerry 2 noticed 2 noticed 3 that 2 noticed 7 pretty 2 noticed 8 mouth 3 that 5 had 4 she 5 had 5 had 6 a 8 mouth 9 and 8 mouth 16 teeth 10 very 11 nice 11 nice 12 , 11 nice 13 even 11 nice 14 , 11 nice 16 teeth 15 white 16 teeth 16 teeth 17 . faith decided , with secret horror , that [mary] [had] [not] [one] stitch [on] [her] [except] [that] ragged , faded dress . 1 faith 2 decided 2 decided 22 . 3 , 4 with 4 with 5 secret 5 secret 6 horror 6 horror 21 dress 7 , 8 that 8 that 13 stitch 13 stitch 18 ragged 18 ragged 19 , 18 ragged 20 faded 20 faded 21 dress 21 dress 22 . una [was] full of pure [pity] [,] [carl] of amused wonder , and all of them of curiosity . 1 una 3 full 3 full 4 of 4 of 5 pure 5 pure 10 amused 9 of 10 amused 10 amused 11 wonder 10 amused 13 and 10 amused 14 all 10 amused 19 . 12 , 13 and 14 all 18 curiosity 15 of 16 them 15 of 18 curiosity 17 of 18 curiosity " [now] come out to the graveyard and tell us about yourself , " ordered [faith] [,] [when] [mary] ['s] appetite showed signs of failing her . 1 " 3 come 3 come 4 out 4 out 7 graveyard 5 to 7 graveyard 6 the 7 graveyard 7 graveyard 8 and 7 graveyard 12 yourself 9 tell 10 us 9 tell 11 about 11 about 12 yourself 12 yourself 13 , 12 yourself 14 " 12 yourself 15 ordered 15 ordered 21 appetite 21 appetite 25 failing 22 showed 25 failing 23 signs 24 of 23 signs 25 failing 25 failing 26 her 26 her 27 . mary was now nothing loath . 1 mary 5 loath 2 was 5 loath 3 now 5 loath 4 nothing 5 loath 5 loath 6 . food had restored her natural vivacity and unloosed her by no means reluctant tongue . 1 food 6 vivacity 2 had 6 vivacity 3 restored 6 vivacity 4 her 6 vivacity 5 natural 6 vivacity 6 vivacity 7 and 6 vivacity 8 unloosed 8 unloosed 9 her 8 unloosed 12 means 8 unloosed 13 reluctant 8 unloosed 14 tongue 10 by 12 means 11 no 12 means 14 tongue 15 . " you won't tell your pa or anybody [if] [i] [tell] you ? " [she] stipulated , when she [was] enthroned on [mr] . pollock 's tombstone . 1 " 2 you 1 " 16 stipulated 2 you 3 won't 2 you 13 ? 4 tell 6 pa 4 tell 12 you 5 your 6 pa 6 pa 8 anybody 7 or 8 anybody 12 you 13 ? 13 ? 14 " 16 stipulated 21 enthroned 17 , 19 she 17 , 21 enthroned 18 when 19 she 21 enthroned 25 pollock 22 on 24 . 24 . 25 pollock 25 pollock 28 . 26 's 27 tombstone 27 tombstone 28 . opposite her the manse children lined up on another . 1 opposite 6 lined 2 her 6 lined 3 the 4 manse 4 manse 5 children 4 manse 6 lined 6 lined 7 up 6 lined 8 on 6 lined 9 another 9 another 10 . here was spice and mystery and adventure . 1 here 3 spice 2 was 3 spice 3 spice 4 and 3 spice 5 mystery 3 spice 7 adventure 5 mystery 6 and 7 adventure 8 . something [had] happened . 1 something 3 happened 3 happened 4 . " no , [we] [won't] . " 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 7 " 6 . 7 " " cross [your] hearts ? " 1 " 2 cross 2 cross 4 hearts 4 hearts 6 " 5 ? 6 " " cross our hearts . " 1 " 6 " 2 cross 4 hearts 2 cross 5 . 3 our 4 hearts 5 . 6 " " well , [i] ['ve] [run] [away] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 8 . i was living with [mrs] [wiley] over-harbour . 1 i 2 was 2 was 3 living 3 living 4 with 4 with 7 over-harbour 7 over-harbour 8 . do you know [mrs] [wiley] ? " 1 do 2 you 2 you 3 know 2 you 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " well , you don't want to know her . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 you 4 you 8 know 5 don't 6 want 5 don't 8 know 6 want 7 to 8 know 10 . 9 her 10 . she 's an awful woman . 1 she 5 woman 2 's 4 awful 3 an 4 awful 4 awful 5 woman 5 woman 6 . my , how [i] hate [her] ! 1 my 2 , 1 my 3 how 3 how 7 ! 5 hate 7 ! she worked me to death and wouldn't give me half enough to eat , and she used to larrup me ' most every day . 1 she 2 worked 1 she 4 to 2 worked 3 me 4 to 5 death 4 to 19 larrup 6 and 19 larrup 7 wouldn't 8 give 8 give 9 me 8 give 13 eat 10 half 11 enough 11 enough 13 eat 12 to 13 eat 13 eat 19 larrup 14 , 15 and 14 , 19 larrup 15 and 19 larrup 16 she 19 larrup 17 used 19 larrup 18 to 19 larrup 19 larrup 20 me 19 larrup 21 ' 19 larrup 22 most 19 larrup 23 every 19 larrup 24 day 19 larrup 25 . look a-here . " 1 look 2 a-here 2 a-here 4 " 3 . 4 " mary rolled up her ragged sleeves , and held up her scrawny arms and thin hands , chapped almost to rawness . 1 mary 6 sleeves 2 rolled 3 up 2 rolled 6 sleeves 4 her 5 ragged 5 ragged 6 sleeves 6 sleeves 12 scrawny 7 , 8 and 7 , 12 scrawny 8 and 9 held 9 held 12 scrawny 10 up 12 scrawny 11 her 12 scrawny 12 scrawny 18 chapped 13 arms 14 and 13 arms 18 chapped 15 thin 18 chapped 16 hands 18 chapped 17 , 18 chapped 18 chapped 21 rawness 19 almost 21 rawness 20 to 21 rawness 21 rawness 22 . they were black with bruises . 1 they 2 were 2 were 5 bruises 3 black 5 bruises 4 with 5 bruises 5 bruises 6 . the manse children shivered . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 children 2 manse 4 shivered 4 shivered 5 . faith flushed crimson with indignation . 1 faith 5 indignation 2 flushed 3 crimson 3 crimson 5 indignation 4 with 5 indignation 5 indignation 6 . una 's blue eyes filled with tears . 1 una 2 's 2 's 3 blue 3 blue 4 eyes 3 blue 5 filled 5 filled 7 tears 6 with 7 tears 7 tears 8 . " she licked me [wednesday] [night] with a stick , " said [mary] , indifferently . 1 " 2 she 1 " 15 indifferently 3 licked 4 me 3 licked 9 stick 7 with 8 a 7 with 9 stick 8 a 9 stick 9 stick 15 indifferently 10 , 11 " 10 , 15 indifferently 11 " 15 indifferently 12 said 14 , 12 said 15 indifferently 15 indifferently 16 . " it was ' cause [i] let the cow kick over a pail of milk . 1 " 2 it 1 " 16 . 2 it 3 was 4 ' 5 cause 5 cause 10 kick 7 let 10 kick 8 the 9 cow 9 cow 10 kick 10 kick 11 over 10 kick 13 pail 12 a 13 pail 13 pail 14 of 14 of 15 milk 15 milk 16 . how 'd [i] know [the] darn old cow was going to kick ? " 1 how 6 darn 2 'd 6 darn 4 know 6 darn 6 darn 7 old 6 darn 8 cow 6 darn 10 going 6 darn 12 kick 9 was 10 going 10 going 11 to 12 kick 14 " 13 ? 14 " a not unpleasant thrill ran over her listeners . 1 a 9 . 2 not 8 listeners 3 unpleasant 8 listeners 4 thrill 8 listeners 5 ran 8 listeners 6 over 8 listeners 7 her 8 listeners 8 listeners 9 . certainly this [mary] [vance] was [an] interesting [creature] . 1 certainly 7 interesting 2 this 5 was 5 was 7 interesting 7 interesting 9 . " [i] don't blame you for running away , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 blame 4 blame 5 you 4 blame 6 for 4 blame 7 running 4 blame 13 . 8 away 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " oh , [i] didn't run away ' cause she licked me . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 11 licked 5 didn't 11 licked 6 run 7 away 6 run 11 licked 8 ' 9 cause 9 cause 10 she 9 cause 11 licked 11 licked 12 me 12 me 13 . a licking was all in the day 's work with me . 1 a 2 licking 2 licking 3 was 2 licking 4 all 2 licking 5 in 2 licking 7 day 5 in 6 the 7 day 9 work 8 's 9 work 9 work 12 . 10 with 11 me 11 me 12 . i was darn well used to it . 1 i 3 darn 2 was 3 darn 3 darn 4 well 3 darn 5 used 3 darn 7 it 3 darn 8 . 5 used 6 to 7 it 8 . i wasn't going to stand for [that] . 1 i 3 going 2 wasn't 3 going 3 going 4 to 4 to 5 stand 5 stand 6 for 6 for 8 . she was a worse sort than [mrs] [wiley] [even] . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 worse 4 worse 5 sort 5 sort 6 than 5 sort 10 . mrs [wiley] lent [me] [to] [her] [for] a [month] last summer and [i] ['d] [rather] [live] [with] the devil [himself] . " 1 mrs 3 lent 3 lent 8 a 8 a 22 " 10 last 11 summer 11 summer 12 and 12 and 18 the 18 the 19 devil 19 devil 21 . 21 . 22 " sensation number two . 1 sensation 2 number 1 sensation 4 . 2 number 3 two but [una] [looked] [doubtful] . 1 but 5 . " so [i] [made] [up] my mind [i] ['d] [beat] [it] . 1 " 2 so 1 " 12 . 6 my 7 mind 6 my 12 . i [had] seventy cents saved up [that] [mrs] [john] [crawford] [give] me in the spring for planting potatoes for her . 1 i 3 seventy 3 seventy 4 cents 4 cents 5 saved 4 cents 21 . 5 saved 6 up 5 saved 13 in 12 me 13 in 13 in 14 the 14 the 15 spring 15 spring 17 planting 16 for 17 planting 17 planting 18 potatoes 19 for 20 her 20 her 21 . mrs [wiley] [didn't] [know] [about] [it] . 1 mrs 7 . she was away visiting her cousin when [i] planted them . 1 she 2 was 1 she 9 planted 3 away 9 planted 4 visiting 9 planted 5 her 6 cousin 6 cousin 9 planted 7 when 9 planted 9 planted 10 them 10 them 11 . i thought [i] ['d] sneak [up] [here] to the [glen] and buy a ticket [to] [charlottetown] [and] [try] to get work [there] . 1 i 2 thought 2 thought 14 ticket 5 sneak 8 to 5 sneak 14 ticket 8 to 9 the 9 the 13 a 11 and 12 buy 12 buy 13 a 14 ticket 23 . 19 to 20 get 20 get 21 work 21 work 23 . i 'm a hustler , let me tell you . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 4 hustler 3 a 4 hustler 4 hustler 5 , 4 hustler 6 let 4 hustler 7 me 4 hustler 8 tell 4 hustler 9 you 4 hustler 10 . there [ain't] a lazy bone in [my] body . 1 there 3 a 3 a 4 lazy 4 lazy 5 bone 5 bone 8 body 6 in 8 body 8 body 9 . so [i] [lit] [out] [thursday] [morning] ['] fore [mrs] [wiley] was [up] and [walked] [to] the [glen] [six] [miles] . 1 so 8 fore 8 fore 20 . 11 was 13 and 13 and 16 the 16 the 20 . and when [i] got to the station [i] [found] [i] 'd lost my money . 1 and 2 when 2 when 4 got 4 got 14 money 5 to 7 station 6 the 7 station 7 station 12 lost 11 'd 12 lost 12 lost 13 my 12 lost 14 money 14 money 15 . dunno how dunno where . 1 dunno 2 how 1 dunno 3 dunno 3 dunno 4 where 3 dunno 5 . anyhow , it was gone . 1 anyhow 2 , 2 , 3 it 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 gone 5 gone 6 . i didn't know what to do . 1 i 3 know 2 didn't 3 know 3 know 4 what 4 what 6 do 5 to 6 do 6 do 7 . if [i] [went] [back] [to] [old] [lady] [wiley] she ['d] take [the] [hide] off me . 1 if 9 she 1 if 15 me 11 take 14 off 11 take 15 me 15 me 16 . so [i] went and hid in that old barn . " 1 so 3 went 3 went 9 barn 4 and 5 hid 5 hid 9 barn 6 in 7 that 6 in 9 barn 8 old 9 barn 9 barn 10 . 10 . 11 " " and what will you do now ? " asked [jerry] . 1 " 3 what 2 and 3 what 3 what 6 do 3 what 8 ? 4 will 5 you 4 will 6 do 6 do 7 now 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 12 . " [dunno] . 1 " 3 . i s'pose [i] 'll have to go back and take my medicine . 1 i 2 s'pose 2 s'pose 4 'll 4 'll 5 have 5 have 6 to 6 to 7 go 6 to 13 . 7 go 8 back 9 and 10 take 10 take 12 medicine 11 my 12 medicine 12 medicine 13 . now that [i] ['ve] [got] [some] [grub] in my stomach [i] guess [i] can stand it . " 1 now 18 " 2 that 8 in 8 in 10 stomach 9 my 10 stomach 10 stomach 17 . 12 guess 14 can 14 can 15 stand 15 stand 16 it 16 it 17 . 17 . 18 " but there was [fear] [behind] the [bravado] [in] [mary] 's eyes . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 was 3 was 6 the 6 the 12 . 10 's 11 eyes 11 eyes 12 . una suddenly slipped from the one tombstone to the other and [put] [her] arm about [mary] . 1 una 7 tombstone 2 suddenly 7 tombstone 3 slipped 7 tombstone 4 from 5 the 4 from 7 tombstone 6 one 7 tombstone 7 tombstone 10 other 7 tombstone 11 and 8 to 10 other 9 the 10 other 11 and 14 arm 14 arm 17 . 15 about 17 . " don't go back . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 go 3 go 4 back 4 back 5 . just stay here with us . " 1 just 2 stay 2 stay 3 here 2 stay 4 with 2 stay 5 us 5 us 7 " 6 . 7 " " oh , [mrs] [wiley] 'll hunt [me] up , " said [mary] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 12 said 6 'll 7 hunt 7 hunt 9 up 9 up 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " it 's likely she 's on my trail before this . 1 " 4 likely 2 it 3 's 2 it 4 likely 3 's 4 likely 4 likely 9 trail 5 she 6 's 6 's 9 trail 7 on 9 trail 8 my 9 trail 9 trail 10 before 9 trail 11 this 9 trail 12 . i might stay here till she finds [me] , [i] s'pose , [if] [your] [folks] don't mind . 1 i 2 might 2 might 3 stay 3 stay 4 here 3 stay 5 till 5 till 7 finds 6 she 7 finds 7 finds 18 . 9 , 11 s'pose 11 s'pose 12 , 11 s'pose 18 . 12 , 16 don't 16 don't 17 mind i was a darn fool ever to think of skipping out . 1 i 2 was 1 i 4 darn 2 was 4 darn 3 a 4 darn 4 darn 5 fool 4 darn 6 ever 4 darn 7 to 4 darn 8 think 4 darn 10 skipping 8 think 9 of 10 skipping 11 out 11 out 12 . she 'd run a weasel to earth . 1 she 2 'd 2 'd 3 run 3 run 4 a 3 run 5 weasel 5 weasel 7 earth 5 weasel 8 . 6 to 7 earth but [i] was [so] [misrebul] . " 1 but 3 was 3 was 6 . 6 . 7 " mary 's voice quivered , but she was ashamed of showing her weakness . 1 mary 4 quivered 2 's 4 quivered 3 voice 4 quivered 4 quivered 6 but 4 quivered 7 she 4 quivered 9 ashamed 4 quivered 14 . 5 , 6 but 7 she 8 was 8 was 9 ashamed 9 ashamed 10 of 9 ashamed 13 weakness 11 showing 12 her 11 showing 13 weakness " [i] hain't [had] the life of a dog for these four years , " she explained defiantly . 1 " 17 explained 3 hain't 7 of 5 the 7 of 6 life 7 of 7 of 9 dog 7 of 11 these 8 a 9 dog 10 for 11 these 11 these 12 four 12 four 13 years 12 four 17 explained 14 , 17 explained 15 " 16 she 15 " 17 explained 17 explained 18 defiantly 18 defiantly 19 . " you 've been four years [with] [mrs] [wiley] ? " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 've 2 you 10 ? 3 've 4 been 4 been 6 years 5 four 6 years 10 ? 11 " " yip . 1 " 2 yip 2 yip 3 . she took me out of the asylum [over] [in] [hopetown] [when] [i] [was] [eight] [.] ["] 1 she 2 took 2 took 4 out 2 took 7 asylum 3 me 4 out 4 out 5 of 6 the 7 asylum " that ['s] [the] [same] [place] [mrs] [blythe] [came] [from] , " exclaimed [faith] [.] 1 " 2 that 1 " 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 exclaimed " [i] was two years in the asylum . 1 " 9 . 3 was 8 asylum 4 two 5 years 5 years 8 asylum 6 in 8 asylum 7 the 8 asylum 8 asylum 9 . i was put [there] [when] [i] [was] [six] [.] 1 i 2 was 1 i 3 put my ma had hung herself and my pa had cut his throat . " 1 my 12 throat 2 ma 3 had 2 ma 8 pa 4 hung 8 pa 5 herself 6 and 5 herself 8 pa 6 and 7 my 8 pa 9 had 8 pa 12 throat 10 cut 12 throat 11 his 12 throat 12 throat 13 . 13 . 14 " " holy cats ! 1 " 4 ! 2 holy 3 cats 3 cats 4 ! why ? " said [jerry] . 1 why 2 ? 2 ? 3 " 3 " 4 said 4 said 6 . " booze , " said [mary] laconically . 1 " 2 booze 2 booze 4 " 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 . 7 laconically 8 . " and you 've [no] relations ? " 1 " 3 you 2 and 3 you 3 you 4 've 3 you 7 ? 6 relations 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " not a darn one that [i] know of . 1 " 4 darn 2 not 4 darn 3 a 4 darn 4 darn 5 one 4 darn 6 that 4 darn 8 know 4 darn 9 of 4 darn 10 . 9 of 10 . must have had some once , though . 1 must 2 have 1 must 4 some 1 must 5 once 3 had 4 some 5 once 7 though 5 once 8 . 6 , 7 though i was [called] [after] [half] a dozen of them . 1 i 2 was 2 was 6 a 6 a 7 dozen 7 dozen 8 of 8 of 9 them 9 them 10 . my [full] name is [mary] [martha] [lucilla] [moore] [ball] [vance] [.] 1 my 3 name 3 name 4 is can you beat that ? 1 can 5 ? 2 you 5 ? 3 beat 4 that 3 beat 5 ? my grandfather was a rich man . 1 my 2 grandfather 2 grandfather 5 rich 3 was 4 a 3 was 5 rich 4 a 5 rich 5 rich 6 man 6 man 7 . i 'll bet he was richer than [your] [grandfather] . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 bet 3 bet 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 10 . 6 richer 7 than 6 richer 10 . but pa drunk it all up and ma , she did her part . 1 but 2 pa 2 pa 3 drunk 2 pa 6 up 2 pa 8 ma 2 pa 14 . 3 drunk 5 all 4 it 5 all 6 up 7 and 8 ma 10 she 8 ma 13 part 9 , 10 she 10 she 11 did 10 she 12 her [they] [used] [to] [beat] [me] [,] [too] [.] laws , [i] 've been [licked] so much [i] [kind] [of] like it . " 1 laws 2 , 1 laws 14 . 4 've 5 been 5 been 7 so 7 so 8 much 8 much 12 like 12 like 13 it 13 it 14 . 14 . 15 " mary tossed her head . 1 mary 2 tossed 2 tossed 3 her 3 her 4 head 4 head 5 . she divined that the manse children were pitying her for her many stripes and she did not want pity . 1 she 2 divined 2 divined 3 that 2 divined 5 manse 2 divined 7 were 2 divined 8 pitying 4 the 5 manse 5 manse 6 children 8 pitying 9 her 8 pitying 10 for 8 pitying 11 her 8 pitying 12 many 8 pitying 13 stripes 8 pitying 20 . 10 for 11 her 13 stripes 14 and 13 stripes 16 did 13 stripes 18 want 13 stripes 19 pity 15 she 16 did 16 did 17 not she wanted to be envied . 1 she 2 wanted 2 wanted 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 envied 5 envied 6 . she looked gaily about her . 1 she 2 looked 2 looked 3 gaily 3 gaily 4 about 3 gaily 6 . 4 about 5 her her strange eyes , now that the dullness of famine was removed from them , were brilliant . 1 her 2 strange 2 strange 8 dullness 3 eyes 8 dullness 4 , 8 dullness 5 now 8 dullness 6 that 8 dullness 7 the 8 dullness 8 dullness 10 famine 9 of 10 famine 10 famine 11 was 10 famine 12 removed 10 famine 18 . 12 removed 13 from 12 removed 14 them 12 removed 17 brilliant 14 them 15 , 16 were 17 brilliant 17 brilliant 18 . she would show these youngsters what a personage she was . 1 she 2 would 1 she 10 was 2 would 8 personage 3 show 8 personage 4 these 5 youngsters 5 youngsters 8 personage 6 what 7 a 7 a 8 personage 9 she 10 was 10 was 11 . " [i] 've been sick an awful lot , " she said proudly . 1 " 12 said 3 've 4 been 4 been 5 sick 5 sick 7 awful 6 an 7 awful 7 awful 8 lot 8 lot 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 13 proudly 13 proudly 14 . " there 's not many kids [could] [have] [come] [through] [what] [i] [have] . 1 " 14 . 2 there 3 's 2 there 5 many 4 not 5 many 5 many 6 kids 6 kids 14 . i 've had scarlet fever and measles and ersipelas and mumps and whooping cough and pewmonia . " 1 i 2 've 1 i 16 pewmonia 3 had 9 ersipelas 4 scarlet 9 ersipelas 5 fever 9 ersipelas 6 and 9 ersipelas 7 measles 9 ersipelas 8 and 9 ersipelas 9 ersipelas 10 and 9 ersipelas 11 mumps 9 ersipelas 12 and 9 ersipelas 13 whooping 13 whooping 16 pewmonia 14 cough 16 pewmonia 15 and 16 pewmonia 16 pewmonia 18 " 17 . 18 " " were you [ever] fatally sick ? " asked [una] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 5 fatally 2 were 3 you 5 fatally 8 " 6 sick 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " [i] don't know , " said [mary] doubtfully . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 5 , 3 don't 4 know 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 doubtfully 9 doubtfully 10 . " of course [she] [wasn't] , " scoffed [jerry] . 1 " 3 course 2 of 3 course 3 course 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 scoffed 8 scoffed 10 . " if you 're fatally sick you die . " 1 " 2 if 1 " 5 fatally 2 if 3 you 3 you 4 're 5 fatally 6 sick 6 sick 10 " 7 you 8 die 8 die 9 . 9 . 10 " " oh , well , [i] [never] died exactly , " said [mary] , " but [i] [come] blamed [near] it [once] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 12 said 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 4 well 5 , 8 died 11 " 9 exactly 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 12 said 23 . 14 , 15 " 14 , 16 but 19 blamed 21 it 21 it 23 . they thought [i] [was] [dead] and they were getting ready to lay me out [when] [i] up and [come] [to] . " 1 they 8 were 2 thought 8 were 6 and 8 were 7 they 8 were 8 were 9 getting 9 getting 10 ready 9 getting 14 out 9 getting 17 up 9 getting 21 . 10 ready 11 to 11 to 12 lay 11 to 13 me 17 up 18 and 21 . 22 " " what is it like to be [half] dead ? " [asked] [jerry] curiously . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 is 2 what 4 it 2 what 10 ? 4 it 7 be 5 like 6 to 6 to 7 be 9 dead 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 14 curiously 14 curiously 15 . " like [nothing] [.] 1 " 2 like i didn't know it for days afterwards . 1 i 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 know 2 didn't 7 afterwards 3 know 4 it 5 for 6 days 6 days 7 afterwards 7 afterwards 8 . it was [when] [i] [had] the pewmonia . 1 it 2 was 2 was 6 the 6 the 7 pewmonia 7 pewmonia 8 . mrs [wiley] [wouldn't] [have] [the] doctor [said] [she] wasn't going to no such expense for a home girl . 1 mrs 6 doctor 6 doctor 19 . 9 wasn't 14 expense 10 going 11 to 10 going 14 expense 12 no 14 expense 13 such 14 expense 14 expense 15 for 14 expense 17 home 14 expense 18 girl 14 expense 19 . 15 for 16 a old [aunt] [christina] [macallister] [nursed] [me] [with] poultices [.] 1 old 8 poultices she brung me round . 1 she 2 brung 2 brung 3 me 2 brung 4 round 4 round 5 . but [sometimes] [i] [wish] [i] ['d] [just] [died] [the] [other] [half] [and] [done] with it . 1 but 14 with 14 with 16 . 15 it 16 . i 'd been better off . ["] 1 i 2 'd 1 i 6 . 2 'd 3 been 2 'd 4 better 4 better 5 off " if you went to heaven [i] s'pose you [would] , " said [faith] , rather doubtfully . 1 " 2 if 1 " 8 s'pose 2 if 3 you 4 went 5 to 4 went 6 heaven 6 heaven 8 s'pose 8 s'pose 9 you 8 s'pose 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 17 doubtfully 15 , 16 rather 16 rather 17 doubtfully 17 doubtfully 18 . " well , what other place is there to go to ? " demanded [mary] in a puzzled [voice] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 4 what 2 well 3 , 4 what 7 is 4 what 12 ? 5 other 6 place 6 place 7 is 7 is 8 there 9 to 10 go 10 go 11 to 10 go 12 ? 12 ? 13 " 12 ? 14 demanded 14 demanded 20 . 16 in 17 a 16 in 20 . 17 a 18 puzzled " there 's hell , you know , " said [una] , dropping her [voice] and hugging [mary] to lessen the awfulness of the suggestion . 1 " 5 , 1 " 6 you 2 there 3 's 3 's 4 hell 4 hell 5 , 6 you 7 know 6 you 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 12 , 13 dropping 13 dropping 14 her 13 dropping 17 hugging 14 her 16 and 17 hugging 25 suggestion 19 to 20 lessen 20 lessen 22 awfulness 21 the 22 awfulness 22 awfulness 23 of 23 of 24 the 24 the 25 suggestion 25 suggestion 26 . " hell ? 1 " 3 ? 2 hell 3 ? what 's that ? " 1 what 2 's 1 what 4 ? 3 that 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " why , it 's where the devil lives , " said [jerry] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 4 it 4 it 5 's 5 's 8 devil 6 where 7 the 7 the 8 devil 8 devil 14 . 9 lives 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " you 've heard of him you spoke about him . " 1 " 3 've 2 you 3 've 3 've 4 heard 4 heard 5 of 4 heard 6 him 4 heard 9 about 4 heard 10 him 7 you 9 about 8 spoke 9 about 10 him 11 . 11 . 12 " " oh , yes , but [i] didn't know he lived anywhere . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 yes 2 oh 5 , 5 , 6 but 6 but 8 didn't 8 didn't 9 know 9 know 12 anywhere 10 he 12 anywhere 11 lived 12 anywhere 12 anywhere 13 . i thought he just roamed round . 1 i 2 thought 2 thought 5 roamed 3 he 5 roamed 4 just 5 roamed 5 roamed 6 round 6 round 7 . mr [wiley] [used] [to] [mention] hell when he was alive . 1 mr 6 hell 6 hell 10 alive 7 when 8 he 8 he 9 was 9 was 10 alive 10 alive 11 . he was always telling folks to go there . 1 he 2 was 2 was 4 telling 3 always 4 telling 4 telling 5 folks 5 folks 8 there 6 to 7 go 7 go 8 there 8 there 9 . i [thought] it was [some] [place] over [in] [new] [brunswick] [where] [he] [come] [from] . " 1 i 3 it 3 it 4 was 4 was 7 over 7 over 15 . 15 . 16 " " [hell] is [an] awful place , " said [faith] , with the dramatic enjoyment that is born of telling dreadful things . 1 " 3 is 1 " 8 " 3 is 5 awful 6 place 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 23 . 11 , 12 with 12 with 13 the 13 the 14 dramatic 14 dramatic 15 enjoyment 14 dramatic 23 . 15 enjoyment 16 that 15 enjoyment 18 born 15 enjoyment 19 of 15 enjoyment 20 telling 15 enjoyment 21 dreadful 17 is 18 born 21 dreadful 22 things " bad people go there when they die and burn in fire for ever and ever and ever . " 1 " 2 bad 2 bad 8 die 3 people 5 there 3 people 7 they 3 people 8 die 4 go 5 there 6 when 7 they 8 die 10 burn 8 die 20 " 9 and 10 burn 10 burn 11 in 10 burn 12 fire 10 burn 13 for 10 burn 14 ever 10 burn 15 and 10 burn 16 ever 10 burn 17 and 10 burn 18 ever 18 ever 19 . 19 . 20 " " who told you that ? " demanded [mary] incredulously . 1 " 4 you 2 who 3 told 3 told 4 you 4 you 6 ? 5 that 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 demanded 8 demanded 10 incredulously 10 incredulously 11 . " it ['s] in the [bible] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 7 . 4 in 5 the 4 in 7 . and [mr] [isaac] [crothers] [at] [maywater] [told] us , [too] [,] [in] [sunday] [school] [.] 1 and 8 us 8 us 9 , he was an elder and a pillar in the church and knew all about it . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 an 3 an 4 elder 4 elder 7 pillar 5 and 7 pillar 6 a 7 pillar 7 pillar 10 church 7 pillar 11 and 7 pillar 12 knew 7 pillar 13 all 7 pillar 16 . 8 in 10 church 9 the 10 church 13 all 14 about 14 about 15 it but you needn't worry . 1 but 2 you 1 but 3 needn't 3 needn't 4 worry 4 worry 5 . if you 're good you 'll go to heaven and if you 're bad [i] guess you 'd rather go to hell . " 1 if 2 you 1 if 5 you 2 you 3 're 3 're 4 good 5 you 6 'll 6 'll 7 go 7 go 22 hell 8 to 22 hell 9 heaven 10 and 9 heaven 22 hell 11 if 12 you 12 you 13 're 13 're 14 bad 14 bad 22 hell 16 guess 17 you 16 guess 22 hell 18 'd 19 rather 19 rather 22 hell 20 go 22 hell 21 to 22 hell 22 hell 24 " 23 . 24 " " [i] [wouldn't] , " said [mary] positively . 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 . 8 positively 9 . " no matter how bad [i] was [i] [wouldn't] [want] [to] [be] burned and burned . 1 " 2 no 1 " 16 . 2 no 3 matter 3 matter 4 how 3 matter 5 bad 7 was 13 burned 13 burned 14 and 13 burned 15 burned 15 burned 16 . i know what it 's like . 1 i 2 know 1 i 6 like 2 know 3 what 2 know 4 it 4 it 5 's 6 like 7 . i [picked] up a [red] [hot] poker [once] by accident . 1 i 3 up 3 up 4 a 4 a 11 . 7 poker 10 accident 9 by 10 accident 10 accident 11 . what must you do to be good ? " 1 what 2 must 1 what 3 you 1 what 4 do 1 what 8 ? 4 do 7 good 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 good 8 ? 9 " " you must go to church [and] [sunday] [school] and [read] your [bible] [and] pray [every] [night] and [give] to missions , " said [una] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 24 said 2 you 3 must 3 must 4 go 4 go 6 church 5 to 6 church 10 and 12 your 12 your 23 " 15 pray 20 to 15 pray 21 missions 18 and 20 to 21 missions 22 , 22 , 23 " 23 " 24 said 24 said 26 . " it sounds like a large order , " said [mary] . 1 " 9 " 2 it 3 sounds 3 sounds 4 like 3 sounds 7 order 4 like 5 a 5 a 6 large 7 order 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " anything else ? " 1 " 5 " 2 anything 3 else 3 else 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " you must [ask] [god] [to] forgive the sins you 've committed . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 must 2 you 12 committed 7 forgive 12 committed 8 the 12 committed 9 sins 12 committed 10 you 11 've 11 've 12 committed 12 committed 13 . " but [i] ['ve] [never] com [committed] [any] , " said [mary] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 11 said 6 com 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " what 's a sin any way ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 's 3 's 5 sin 4 a 5 sin 5 sin 6 any 6 any 7 way 6 any 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " oh , [mary] , you must have . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 you 2 oh 9 . 6 you 7 must 7 must 8 have everybody does . 1 everybody 2 does 2 does 3 . did you never tell a lie ? " 1 did 7 ? 2 you 4 tell 2 you 7 ? 3 never 4 tell 4 tell 6 lie 5 a 6 lie 7 ? 8 " " [heaps] [of] ' em , " said [mary] . 1 " 8 said 4 ' 5 em 4 ' 8 said 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " that 's a dreadful sin , " said [una] solemnly . 1 " 3 's 2 that 3 's 3 's 6 sin 4 a 5 dreadful 5 dreadful 6 sin 6 sin 11 solemnly 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 solemnly 11 solemnly 12 . why , [i] [had] [to] . 1 why 2 , 2 , 6 . mr [wiley] [would] [have] broken [every] [bone] in [my] body [one] time [if] [i] [hadn't] [told] [him] a lie [.] 1 mr 5 broken 5 broken 19 lie 8 in 10 body 8 in 18 a 10 body 12 time 18 a 19 lie lies have saved me [many] a whack , [i] can tell you . " 1 lies 3 saved 2 have 3 saved 3 saved 4 me 4 me 6 a 6 a 7 whack 7 whack 8 , 8 , 14 " 10 can 11 tell 11 tell 12 you 12 you 14 " 13 . 14 " una sighed . 1 una 2 sighed 2 sighed 3 . here were too many difficulties for her to solve . 1 here 5 difficulties 2 were 4 many 3 too 4 many 4 many 5 difficulties 5 difficulties 6 for 5 difficulties 9 solve 5 difficulties 10 . 6 for 7 her 8 to 9 solve 9 solve 10 . she shuddered as she thought of being cruelly whipped . 1 she 2 shuddered 2 shuddered 3 as 2 shuddered 5 thought 2 shuddered 7 being 2 shuddered 8 cruelly 3 as 4 she 5 thought 6 of 8 cruelly 9 whipped 8 cruelly 10 . very likely she would have lied too . 1 very 2 likely 2 likely 6 lied 3 she 4 would 4 would 5 have 5 have 6 lied 6 lied 7 too 6 lied 8 . she [squeezed] [mary] 's [little] [calloused] [hand] . 1 she 4 's 4 's 8 . " is that the only dress you 've got ? " asked [faith] , whose joyous nature refused to dwell on disagreeable subjects . 1 " 12 asked 2 is 3 that 2 is 5 only 2 is 10 ? 4 the 5 only 5 only 6 dress 7 you 8 've 7 you 10 ? 8 've 9 got 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 asked 12 asked 14 , 12 asked 24 . 14 , 15 whose 15 whose 16 joyous 17 nature 18 refused 17 nature 22 disagreeable 18 refused 20 dwell 19 to 20 dwell 20 dwell 21 on 22 disagreeable 23 subjects 22 disagreeable 24 . " [i] [just] [put] [on] [this] dress [because] it was no good , " cried [mary] flushing . 1 " 7 dress 1 " 15 cried 9 it 10 was 9 it 12 good 10 was 11 no 12 good 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 cried 15 cried 17 flushing 17 flushing 18 . " [mrs] [wiley] ['d] [bought] [my] [clothes] [and] [i] wasn't going to be beholden to her for anything . 1 " 14 beholden 10 wasn't 14 beholden 11 going 12 to 11 going 14 beholden 13 be 14 beholden 14 beholden 15 to 14 beholden 16 her 14 beholden 17 for 14 beholden 18 anything 14 beholden 19 . and [i] ['m] honest . 1 and 4 honest 4 honest 5 . if [i] [was] [going] [to] [run] [away] [i] wasn't [going] [to] [take] [what] belong to [her] [that] [was] [worth] [anything] . 1 if 9 wasn't 1 if 14 belong 14 belong 21 . 15 to 21 . when [i] [grow] [up] [i] ['m] [going] to have a blue [sating] [dress] [.] 1 when 11 blue 8 to 9 have 9 have 10 a 10 a 11 blue your own clothes don't look so stylish . 1 your 2 own 2 own 7 stylish 2 own 8 . 3 clothes 7 stylish 4 don't 7 stylish 5 look 7 stylish 6 so 7 stylish i thought ministers ' children were always dressed up . " 1 i 2 thought 2 thought 3 ministers 3 ministers 4 ' 3 ministers 5 children 3 ministers 6 were 3 ministers 7 always 3 ministers 8 dressed 8 dressed 9 up 9 up 10 . 10 . 11 " it was plain that [mary] had a temper and was sensitive on some points . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 plain 3 plain 4 that 3 plain 8 temper 4 that 6 had 6 had 7 a 8 temper 14 points 9 and 14 points 10 was 11 sensitive 11 sensitive 14 points 12 on 14 points 13 some 14 points 14 points 15 . but there was a queer , wild charm about her which captivated them all . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 was 3 was 12 captivated 4 a 5 queer 5 queer 6 , 5 queer 7 wild 7 wild 12 captivated 8 charm 12 captivated 9 about 12 captivated 10 her 12 captivated 11 which 12 captivated 12 captivated 13 them 12 captivated 14 all 12 captivated 15 . the [blythes] accepted her unquestioningly , [perhaps] because she was fairly respectable [now] . 1 the 3 accepted 3 accepted 5 unquestioningly 4 her 5 unquestioningly 5 unquestioningly 14 . 6 , 8 because 8 because 9 she 9 she 10 was 10 was 11 fairly 11 fairly 12 respectable 12 respectable 14 . with her [hair] [neatly] [braided] [mary] [passed] muster tolerably [well] . 1 with 2 her 2 her 11 . 8 muster 9 tolerably 8 muster 11 . she was an acceptable playmate , for she knew several new and exciting games , and her conversation lacked not spice . 1 she 4 acceptable 2 was 4 acceptable 3 an 4 acceptable 4 acceptable 5 playmate 4 acceptable 6 , 4 acceptable 7 for 4 acceptable 8 she 4 acceptable 9 knew 4 acceptable 10 several 10 several 14 games 11 new 12 and 11 new 14 games 13 exciting 14 games 14 games 16 and 14 games 19 lacked 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 her 17 her 19 lacked 18 conversation 19 lacked 19 lacked 20 not 19 lacked 21 spice 21 spice 22 . in fact , some of [her] expressions [made] [nan] [and] [di] look at her [rather] askance . 1 in 2 fact 2 fact 17 . 3 , 4 some 4 some 5 of 5 of 7 expressions 7 expressions 16 askance 12 look 13 at 13 at 14 her 14 her 16 askance 16 askance 17 . they were not quite sure what their mother would have thought of her , but they knew quite well what [susan] would . 1 they 2 were 1 they 22 would 2 were 4 quite 3 not 4 quite 4 quite 5 sure 4 quite 19 well 5 sure 9 would 6 what 9 would 7 their 8 mother 8 mother 9 would 9 would 10 have 10 have 11 thought 11 thought 12 of 13 her 14 , 14 , 15 but 15 but 17 knew 16 they 17 knew 17 knew 19 well 18 quite 19 well 19 well 20 what 22 would 23 . however , she was a visitor at the manse , so she must be all right . 1 however 2 , 1 however 6 visitor 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 a 5 a 6 visitor 6 visitor 9 manse 6 visitor 15 all 7 at 8 the 7 at 9 manse 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 13 must 10 , 12 she 11 so 12 she 12 she 13 must 13 must 14 be 15 all 16 right 16 right 17 . when bedtime came there was the problem of [where] [mary] should sleep . 1 when 2 bedtime 2 bedtime 3 came 2 bedtime 4 there 2 bedtime 7 problem 4 there 5 was 5 was 6 the 7 problem 8 of 8 of 13 . 11 should 12 sleep 12 sleep 13 . " we can't put her in the spare room , you know , " said [faith] perplexedly to [una] . 1 " 3 can't 1 " 15 said 2 we 3 can't 3 can't 8 spare 4 put 5 her 4 put 6 in 4 put 8 spare 6 in 7 the 8 spare 9 room 9 room 10 , 11 you 12 know 11 you 14 " 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 perplexedly 15 said 20 . 18 to 20 . " [i] haven't [got] [anything] in my head , " cried [mary] [in] [an] injured tone . 1 " 3 haven't 1 " 16 tone 6 in 7 my 6 in 16 tone 7 my 8 head 7 my 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 cried 15 injured 16 tone 16 tone 17 . " oh , [i] didn't [mean] [that] , " protested [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 10 protested 2 oh 3 , 5 didn't 10 protested 8 , 10 protested 9 " 10 protested 10 protested 12 . " [the] spare [room] is all torn up . 1 " 5 is 1 " 8 up 3 spare 5 is 6 all 7 torn 7 torn 8 up 8 up 9 . the mice have gnawed a big hole in the feather tick and made a nest in it . 1 the 11 tick 2 mice 4 gnawed 3 have 4 gnawed 4 gnawed 5 a 4 gnawed 6 big 4 gnawed 7 hole 4 gnawed 10 feather 7 hole 8 in 8 in 9 the 10 feather 11 tick 11 tick 13 made 11 tick 15 nest 11 tick 17 it 11 tick 18 . 12 and 13 made 14 a 15 nest 15 nest 16 in we never found it out [till] [aunt] [martha] [put] [the] [rev] . [mr] [fisher] [from] [charlottetown] [there] [to] [sleep] [last] [week] [.] 1 we 2 never 1 we 3 found 3 found 4 it 3 found 5 out 5 out 12 . [he] [soon] [found] [it] [out] [.] then [father] [had] [to] [give] [him] [his] [bed] [and] sleep on the [study] lounge . 1 then 10 sleep 10 sleep 14 lounge 11 on 12 the 12 the 14 lounge 14 lounge 15 . and our room is so small , and the bed so small you can't sleep with us . " 1 and 15 sleep 2 our 3 room 3 room 6 small 3 room 8 and 3 room 10 bed 4 is 6 small 5 so 6 small 7 , 8 and 9 the 10 bed 10 bed 15 sleep 11 so 12 small 11 so 14 can't 13 you 14 can't 14 can't 15 sleep 15 sleep 16 with 15 sleep 18 . 16 with 17 us 18 . 19 " " it was kind of chilly last night , but ' cept for that [i] 've had worse beds . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 21 " 2 it 3 was 4 kind 5 of 4 kind 6 chilly 6 chilly 12 cept 7 last 12 cept 8 night 12 cept 9 , 10 but 10 but 12 cept 11 ' 12 cept 12 cept 13 for 12 cept 14 that 12 cept 16 've 12 cept 17 had 12 cept 18 worse 18 worse 19 beds 19 beds 20 . 20 . 21 " " oh , no , no , you mustn't do that , " said [una] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 14 said 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 no 7 , 8 you 7 , 14 said 8 you 10 do 9 mustn't 10 do 10 do 11 that 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [i] ['ve] thought of a plan [,] [faith] . 1 " 10 . 4 thought 5 of 4 thought 7 plan 5 of 6 a 7 plan 10 . you know that little trestle bed in the garret room , with the old mattress on it , that the last minister left there ? 1 you 5 trestle 2 know 5 trestle 3 that 5 trestle 4 little 5 trestle 5 trestle 6 bed 5 trestle 7 in 5 trestle 8 the 5 trestle 9 garret 9 garret 15 mattress 9 garret 25 ? 10 room 15 mattress 11 , 12 with 12 with 15 mattress 13 the 14 old 14 old 15 mattress 15 mattress 16 on 15 mattress 17 it 15 mattress 18 , 15 mattress 19 that 15 mattress 21 last 18 , 19 that 20 the 21 last 21 last 23 left 22 minister 23 left 23 left 24 there let's [take] up the spare room bedclothes and [make] [mary] a [bed] [there] . 1 let's 14 . 3 up 4 the 3 up 8 and 4 the 7 bedclothes 5 spare 6 room 5 spare 7 bedclothes 8 and 11 a 11 a 14 . you won't mind sleeping in the garret , [will] you [,] [mary] ? 1 you 2 won't 1 you 13 ? 2 won't 3 mind 4 sleeping 5 in 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 garret 7 garret 8 , 8 , 10 you 10 you 13 ? it 's just above our room [.] ["] 1 it 2 's 1 it 3 just 3 just 4 above 4 above 5 our 5 our 6 room " any place 'll do me . 1 " 2 any 1 " 4 'll 2 any 3 place 4 'll 5 do 5 do 6 me 6 me 7 . laws , [i] [never] had a decent place to sleep in my life . 1 laws 2 , 1 laws 7 decent 5 had 6 a 5 had 7 decent 6 a 7 decent 7 decent 8 place 7 decent 10 sleep 7 decent 13 life 9 to 10 sleep 10 sleep 12 my 11 in 12 my 13 life 14 . i slept in the loft over the kitchen at [mrs] [wiley] ['s] . 1 i 2 slept 2 slept 8 kitchen 3 in 4 the 3 in 8 kitchen 5 loft 6 over 6 over 7 the 7 the 8 kitchen 8 kitchen 13 . 9 at 13 . the roof leaked rain in the summer and the snow druv in in winter . 1 the 2 roof 2 roof 3 leaked 3 leaked 4 rain 4 rain 5 in 5 in 6 the 5 in 7 summer 7 summer 11 druv 8 and 9 the 8 and 11 druv 9 the 11 druv 10 snow 11 druv 11 druv 12 in 11 druv 13 in 11 druv 14 winter 14 winter 15 . my bed was a straw tick on the floor . 1 my 6 tick 2 bed 6 tick 3 was 4 a 4 a 6 tick 5 straw 6 tick 6 tick 9 floor 6 tick 10 . 7 on 8 the 8 the 9 floor you [won't] find me a mite [huffy] [about] [where] [i] [sleep] . " 1 you 3 find 3 find 6 mite 4 me 5 a 5 a 6 mite 6 mite 12 . 12 . 13 " the manse garret was a long , low , shadowy place , with one gable end partitioned off . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 garret 3 garret 10 shadowy 4 was 10 shadowy 5 a 6 long 6 long 7 , 6 long 10 shadowy 8 low 9 , 8 low 10 shadowy 10 shadowy 11 place 10 shadowy 13 with 10 shadowy 14 one 10 shadowy 15 gable 12 , 13 with 15 gable 17 partitioned 16 end 17 partitioned 17 partitioned 18 off 17 partitioned 19 . the good nights were said and silence fell over the manse . 1 the 11 manse 2 good 3 nights 3 nights 4 were 3 nights 7 silence 4 were 6 and 5 said 6 and 7 silence 8 fell 7 silence 11 manse 9 over 11 manse 10 the 11 manse 11 manse 12 . una was just falling asleep when she heard a sound in the room just above that made her sit up suddenly . 1 una 4 falling 2 was 3 just 2 was 4 falling 4 falling 5 asleep 4 falling 10 sound 6 when 7 she 6 when 8 heard 8 heard 10 sound 9 a 10 sound 10 sound 15 above 10 sound 17 made 10 sound 22 . 11 in 13 room 12 the 13 room 13 room 15 above 14 just 15 above 16 that 17 made 17 made 18 her 17 made 19 sit 19 sit 20 up 19 sit 21 suddenly " listen , [faith] [mary] ['s] crying , " she whispered . 1 " 2 listen 2 listen 3 , 3 , 9 " 7 crying 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 whispered 10 she 11 whispered 11 whispered 12 . faith replied not , being already asleep . 1 faith 2 replied 1 faith 5 being 1 faith 6 already 3 not 4 , 3 not 5 being 6 already 7 asleep 7 asleep 8 . una slipped out of bed , and made her way in her little white gown down the hall and up the garret stairs . 1 una 2 slipped 2 slipped 3 out 2 slipped 5 bed 2 slipped 9 her 2 slipped 12 her 2 slipped 16 down 3 out 4 of 5 bed 7 and 5 bed 8 made 6 , 7 and 9 her 10 way 11 in 12 her 12 her 15 gown 13 little 14 white 14 white 15 gown 16 down 18 hall 17 the 18 hall 18 hall 22 garret 19 and 20 up 20 up 22 garret 21 the 22 garret 22 garret 23 stairs 23 stairs 24 . " [mary] , " whispered [una] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 whispered 5 whispered 7 . there was no response . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 no 2 was 4 response 4 response 5 . una crept close to the bed and pulled at the spread . 1 una 2 crept 2 crept 3 close 2 crept 6 bed 4 to 6 bed 5 the 6 bed 6 bed 8 pulled 7 and 8 pulled 8 pulled 9 at 8 pulled 11 spread 9 at 10 the 11 spread 12 . " [mary] , [i] [know] you are crying . 1 " 3 , 1 " 6 you 6 you 7 are 7 are 8 crying 8 crying 9 . i heard you . 1 i 2 heard 1 i 3 you 3 you 4 . are you lonesome ? " 1 are 2 you 1 are 3 lonesome 3 lonesome 4 ? 4 ? 5 " mary suddenly appeared to view but said nothing . 1 mary 5 view 2 suddenly 3 appeared 3 appeared 4 to 3 appeared 5 view 5 view 8 nothing 5 view 9 . 6 but 8 nothing 7 said 8 nothing " let me in beside you . 1 " 2 let 2 let 3 me 2 let 4 in 4 in 5 beside 5 beside 7 . 6 you 7 . mary moved over and [una] [snuggled] [down] beside her . 1 mary 8 beside 2 moved 3 over 2 moved 8 beside 3 over 4 and 8 beside 10 . 9 her 10 . " [now] you won't be lonesome . 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 won't 3 you 6 lonesome 5 be 6 lonesome 6 lonesome 7 . we shouldn't have left you here alone the first night [.] ["] 1 we 2 shouldn't 2 shouldn't 3 have 2 shouldn't 7 alone 4 left 7 alone 5 you 6 here 6 here 7 alone 7 alone 10 night 8 the 9 first 9 first 10 night " [i] [wasn't] lonesome , " sniffed [mary] . 1 " 9 . 4 lonesome 5 , 4 lonesome 9 . 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 sniffed " what were you crying for then ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 were 2 what 8 ? 4 you 8 ? 5 crying 6 for 5 crying 7 then 5 crying 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " oh , [i] [just] [got] [to] [thinking] [of] [things] when [i] was here [alone] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 11 when 11 when 13 was 13 was 16 . 14 here 16 . it all worried me something scandalous . " 1 it 2 all 1 it 6 scandalous 2 all 3 worried 3 worried 6 scandalous 4 me 6 scandalous 5 something 6 scandalous 6 scandalous 7 . 7 . 8 " " oh , [mary] , " said poor [una] [in] distress . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 11 distress 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 6 " 8 poor 11 distress 12 . " [i] [don't] [believe] [god] will send you [to] hell for telling lies when you didn't know it was wrong . 1 " 6 will 6 will 7 send 7 send 8 you 7 send 10 hell 10 hell 13 lies 11 for 12 telling 12 telling 13 lies 13 lies 21 . 14 when 15 you 14 when 19 was 16 didn't 17 know 17 know 18 it 18 it 19 was 19 was 20 wrong 20 wrong 21 . he [couldn't] . why , [he] ['s] [kind] and [good] . 1 he 3 . 3 . 11 . 4 why 5 , 5 , 9 and 9 and 11 . of course , you mustn't tell any more now that you know it 's wrong . " 1 of 2 course 2 course 5 mustn't 3 , 4 you 4 you 5 mustn't 5 mustn't 6 tell 6 tell 10 that 6 tell 11 you 7 any 8 more 7 any 9 now 9 now 10 that 11 you 12 know 12 know 13 it 13 it 14 's 14 's 15 wrong 15 wrong 16 . 16 . 17 " " [if] [i] can't tell lies what 's to become of me ? " said [mary] with a sob . 1 " 4 can't 4 can't 5 tell 5 tell 6 lies 6 lies 14 " 7 what 8 's 7 what 10 become 9 to 10 become 10 become 11 of 10 become 12 me 12 me 13 ? 13 ? 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 20 . 17 with 18 a 18 a 19 sob 19 sob 20 . " [you] don't understand . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 understand 4 understand 5 . you don't know anything about it . 1 you 2 don't 2 don't 3 know 2 don't 4 anything 4 anything 5 about 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 . you 've got a home and a kind father though it does seem to me that he isn't more'n about half there . 1 you 2 've 2 've 3 got 3 got 4 a 3 got 5 home 3 got 19 more'n 5 home 6 and 7 a 8 kind 8 kind 9 father 8 kind 13 seem 10 though 13 seem 11 it 13 seem 12 does 13 seem 13 seem 14 to 13 seem 19 more'n 14 to 15 me 15 me 19 more'n 16 that 17 he 16 that 18 isn't 18 isn't 19 more'n 19 more'n 20 about 19 more'n 21 half 19 more'n 22 there 19 more'n 23 . why , [this] [is] the first day [i] ever [remember] [of] [feeling] ['] sif [i] ['d] [enough] [to] [eat] [.] 1 why 2 , 1 why 14 sif 2 , 5 the 5 the 6 first 6 first 7 day 6 first 9 ever i 've been knocked [about] all [of] [my] [life] [,] ['] [cept] [for] the two years [i] was at the asylum . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 been 2 've 6 all 3 been 4 knocked 6 all 14 the 14 the 22 . 15 two 16 years 16 years 21 asylum 18 was 21 asylum 19 at 21 asylum 20 the 21 asylum 21 asylum 22 . they didn't lick me there and it wasn't too bad , though the matron was cross . 1 they 3 lick 2 didn't 3 lick 3 lick 4 me 3 lick 8 wasn't 5 there 8 wasn't 6 and 7 it 7 it 8 wasn't 8 wasn't 14 matron 9 too 10 bad 10 bad 14 matron 11 , 12 though 12 though 14 matron 13 the 14 matron 14 matron 15 was 14 matron 16 cross 14 matron 17 . 16 cross 17 . she always looked ready to bite my head off a nail . 1 she 2 always 2 always 3 looked 2 always 4 ready 4 ready 5 to 4 ready 6 bite 4 ready 12 . 6 bite 11 nail 7 my 11 nail 8 head 11 nail 9 off 11 nail 10 a 11 nail " perhaps you won't have to . 1 " 4 won't 2 perhaps 4 won't 3 you 4 won't 4 won't 5 have 5 have 6 to 6 to 7 . perhaps we 'll be able to think of a way out . 1 perhaps 5 able 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 5 able 4 be 5 able 5 able 6 to 5 able 11 out 6 to 7 think 7 think 8 of 8 of 9 a 10 way 11 out 11 out 12 . let's [both] [ask] [god] to [keep] [you] [from] [having] [to] go back to [mrs] [wiley] . 1 let's 5 to 5 to 11 go 11 go 12 back 12 back 13 to 12 back 16 . you [say] your prayers , don't you [mary] ? " 1 you 3 your 1 you 9 ? 4 prayers 5 , 5 , 6 don't 6 don't 7 you 7 you 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " oh , yes , [i] [always] [go] [over] [an] [old] rhyme ' fore [i] [get] [into] bed , " said [mary] indifferently . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 yes 4 yes 5 , 4 yes 23 indifferently 5 , 12 rhyme 12 rhyme 14 fore 13 ' 14 fore 18 bed 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 indifferently 23 indifferently 24 . " [i] never thought of asking for anything in particular though . 1 " 12 . 3 never 4 thought 4 thought 5 of 4 thought 6 asking 6 asking 7 for 6 asking 10 particular 6 asking 11 though 6 asking 12 . 8 anything 10 particular 9 in 10 particular nobody in this world ever bothered themselves about [me] [so] [i] [didn't] s'pose [god] would . 1 nobody 4 world 1 nobody 5 ever 1 nobody 6 bothered 1 nobody 15 would 1 nobody 16 . 2 in 4 world 3 this 4 world 6 bothered 7 themselves 7 themselves 8 about 7 themselves 13 s'pose he [might] [take] [more] [trouble] [for] [you] , seeing you 're a minister 's daughter . " 1 he 8 , 8 , 17 " 9 seeing 13 minister 10 you 11 're 11 're 12 a 12 a 13 minister 13 minister 15 daughter 14 's 15 daughter 15 daughter 16 . 16 . 17 " " [he] ['d] [take] [every] [bit] as [much] [trouble] for you , [mary] , [i] ['m] [sure] , " said [una] . 1 " 11 you 1 " 20 said 7 as 11 you 10 for 11 you 12 , 20 said 14 , 20 said 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 said 20 said 22 . " it doesn't matter whose child you are . 1 " 8 are 2 it 3 doesn't 3 doesn't 4 matter 3 doesn't 5 whose 5 whose 6 child 5 whose 8 are 7 you 8 are 8 are 9 . you [just] [ask] [him] and [i] will , too . " 1 you 7 will 1 you 11 " 5 and 7 will 8 , 9 too 9 too 10 . 10 . 11 " " all right , " agreed [mary] . 1 " 6 agreed 2 all 3 right 3 right 4 , 4 , 6 agreed 5 " 6 agreed 6 agreed 8 . " it won't do any harm if it doesn't do much good . 1 " 3 won't 2 it 3 won't 3 won't 6 harm 3 won't 10 do 3 won't 11 much 4 do 6 harm 5 any 6 harm 6 harm 9 doesn't 7 if 9 doesn't 8 it 9 doesn't 11 much 12 good 11 much 13 . if you [knew] [mrs] [wiley] [as] [well] [as] [i] do you wouldn't [think] [god] [would] want to meddle with her . 1 if 2 you 1 if 11 you 2 you 10 do 11 you 16 want 11 you 21 . 12 wouldn't 16 want 16 want 17 to 17 to 18 meddle 18 meddle 20 her 19 with 20 her anyhow , [i] won't cry any more about it . 1 anyhow 2 , 1 anyhow 10 . 4 won't 6 any 5 cry 6 any 6 any 7 more 7 more 8 about 8 about 9 it 9 it 10 . this is a big sight better'n last night down in that old barn , with the mice running about . 1 this 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 big 4 big 6 better'n 4 big 13 barn 5 sight 6 better'n 6 better'n 7 last 6 better'n 8 night 6 better'n 9 down 6 better'n 10 in 6 better'n 11 that 6 better'n 12 old 13 barn 14 , 13 barn 17 mice 13 barn 20 . 15 with 17 mice 16 the 17 mice 17 mice 18 running 18 running 19 about look at the [four] [winds] light . 1 look 2 at 2 at 3 the 2 at 7 . 3 the 6 light ain't it pretty ? " 1 ain't 2 it 1 ain't 3 pretty 1 ain't 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " this is the only window we can see it from , " said [una] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 12 , 2 this 3 is 3 is 5 only 4 the 5 only 5 only 6 window 5 only 8 can 7 we 8 can 8 can 9 see 8 can 11 from 9 see 10 it 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [i] [love] to watch it . " 1 " 8 " 4 to 5 watch 5 watch 6 it 6 it 7 . 7 . 8 " " do you ? 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 ? so [do] [i] . i could see it [from] [the] [wiley] loft and it was the [only] comfort [i] [had] . 1 so 4 . 4 . 21 . 5 i 6 could 5 i 21 . 6 could 7 see 6 could 12 loft 7 see 8 it 12 loft 18 comfort 13 and 14 it 13 and 16 the 14 it 15 was 16 the 18 comfort when [i] was all sore from being licked [i] 'd watch it and forget about the places that hurt . 1 when 3 was 3 was 4 all 3 was 5 sore 5 sore 6 from 5 sore 8 licked 5 sore 17 places 5 sore 19 hurt 5 sore 20 . 7 being 8 licked 8 licked 10 'd 8 licked 11 watch 8 licked 12 it 8 licked 13 and 8 licked 14 forget 15 about 16 the 16 the 17 places 18 that 19 hurt on winter nights when it didn't shine , [i] [just] [felt] [real] lonesome . 1 on 7 shine 2 winter 7 shine 3 nights 4 when 3 nights 7 shine 5 it 7 shine 6 didn't 7 shine 7 shine 13 lonesome 8 , 13 lonesome 13 lonesome 14 . say , [una] , what makes all you folks so kind to me [when] [i] ['m] [just] [a] [stranger] ? " 1 say 2 , 1 say 20 ? 4 , 5 what 5 what 6 makes 5 what 20 ? 6 makes 9 folks 6 makes 10 so 6 makes 11 kind 6 makes 13 me 7 all 9 folks 8 you 9 folks 12 to 13 me 20 ? 21 " " [because] it 's [right] to be . 1 " 3 it 3 it 7 be 4 's 6 to 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 . the bible tells us to be kind to everybody . " 1 the 2 bible 2 bible 3 tells 2 bible 10 . 3 tells 4 us 3 tells 7 kind 3 tells 9 everybody 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 kind 7 kind 8 to 10 . 11 " " does it ? 1 " 2 does 2 does 3 it 2 does 4 ? well , [i] guess [most] folks [don't] [mind] it [much] [then] . 1 well 2 , 2 , 4 guess 4 guess 12 . 6 folks 9 it 9 it 12 . i never remember of any one being kind to me before [true's] [you] [live] [i] don't . 1 i 2 never 1 i 16 don't 2 never 3 remember 2 never 4 of 2 never 5 any 2 never 11 before 5 any 6 one 5 any 7 being 5 any 8 kind 8 kind 10 me 9 to 10 me 16 don't 17 . say , [una] [,] [ain't] [them] [shadows] [on] [the] [walls] [pretty] ? 1 say 2 , 1 say 12 ? they look just like a flock of little dancing birds . 1 they 6 flock 2 look 4 like 3 just 4 like 4 like 5 a 4 like 6 flock 6 flock 7 of 6 flock 9 dancing 6 flock 10 birds 6 flock 11 . 8 little 9 dancing 10 birds 11 . and [say] [,] [una] [,] [i] [like] [all] you [folks] [and] [them] [blythe] [boys] [and] [di] , but [i] don't like that [nan] . 1 and 9 you 9 you 24 . 17 , 18 but 17 , 24 . 18 but 20 don't 20 don't 21 like 21 like 22 that she 's a proud one . " 1 she 2 's 1 she 4 proud 2 's 3 a 4 proud 5 one 5 one 6 . 6 . 7 " " oh , no , [mary] , she isn't a bit proud , " said [una] eagerly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 17 eagerly 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 7 , 8 she 7 , 17 eagerly 9 isn't 11 bit 10 a 11 bit 11 bit 12 proud 12 proud 13 , 13 , 17 eagerly 14 " 15 said 14 " 17 eagerly 17 eagerly 18 . " not a single bit . " 1 " 7 " 2 not 4 single 3 a 4 single 4 single 5 bit 5 bit 6 . 6 . 7 " " don't tell me . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 tell 3 tell 4 me 4 me 5 . any one that holds her head like that [is] proud . 1 any 2 one 1 any 4 holds 3 that 4 holds 4 holds 6 head 4 holds 7 like 4 holds 10 proud 4 holds 11 . 5 her 6 head 7 like 8 that i don't like her . " 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 like 3 like 5 . 4 her 5 . 5 . 6 " " [we] [all] like her very much . " 1 " 9 " 4 like 8 . 5 her 8 . 6 very 7 much 6 very 8 . 8 . 9 " " oh , [i] s'pose you like her better'n me ? " said [mary] jealously . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 13 said 2 oh 3 , 3 , 5 s'pose 5 s'pose 6 you 6 you 7 like 7 like 8 her 9 better'n 10 me 10 me 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . 15 jealously 16 . " do you ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " why , [mary] we 've known her [for] [weeks] and we 've [only] known [you] a few hours , " stammered [una] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 6 've 2 why 3 , 5 we 6 've 6 've 7 known 7 known 8 her 8 her 24 . 11 and 12 we 12 we 13 've 13 've 15 known 15 known 17 a 17 a 21 " 18 few 19 hours 19 hours 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 22 stammered 22 stammered 24 . " so you do like her better then ? " said [mary] in a rage . 1 " 3 you 2 so 3 you 3 you 9 ? 4 do 5 like 4 do 9 ? 5 like 6 her 5 like 7 better 7 better 8 then 9 ? 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 16 . 13 in 14 a 14 a 15 rage 15 rage 16 . " all right ! 1 " 4 ! 2 all 3 right 3 right 4 ! like her all you want to . 1 like 3 all 1 like 4 you 2 her 3 all 4 you 5 want 5 want 6 to 6 to 7 . i don't care . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 care 3 care 4 . i can get along without you . ["] 1 i 2 can 2 can 3 get 2 can 6 you 3 get 4 along 4 along 5 without 6 you 7 . she flung herself over against the wall of the garret with a slam . 1 she 2 flung 2 flung 3 herself 2 flung 4 over 2 flung 5 against 5 against 7 wall 6 the 7 wall 7 wall 13 slam 8 of 9 the 8 of 13 slam 10 garret 13 slam 11 with 13 slam 12 a 13 slam 13 slam 14 . " oh , [mary] , " said [una] , pushing a tender arm [over] [mary] ['s] uncompromising [back] , " don't talk like that . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 6 " 25 . 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 pushing 10 pushing 17 uncompromising 11 a 17 uncompromising 12 tender 13 arm 13 arm 17 uncompromising 19 , 20 " 19 , 25 . 20 " 21 don't 21 don't 22 talk 21 don't 23 like 23 like 24 that i [do] like you ever so much . 1 i 3 like 3 like 7 much 3 like 8 . 4 you 5 ever 5 ever 7 much 6 so 7 much and you make me feel so bad . " 1 and 4 me 2 you 4 me 3 make 4 me 4 me 5 feel 4 me 9 " 5 feel 6 so 5 feel 7 bad 8 . 9 " no answer . 1 no 2 answer 2 answer 3 . presently [una] gave a sob . 1 presently 6 . 3 gave 4 a 3 gave 5 sob 5 sob 6 . instantly [mary] [squirmed] [around] [again] and engulfed [una] [in] a bear ['s] hug . 1 instantly 6 and 1 instantly 7 engulfed 7 engulfed 10 a 10 a 14 . 11 bear 13 hug 13 hug 14 . " hush up , " she ordered . 1 " 2 hush 2 hush 7 ordered 3 up 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 she 6 she 7 ordered 7 ordered 8 . " don't go crying over what [i] said . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 8 said 2 don't 3 go 2 don't 6 what 3 go 5 over 4 crying 5 over 8 said 9 . i was as mean as [the] devil to [talk] [that] [way] . 1 i 7 devil 2 was 5 as 2 was 7 devil 3 as 5 as 4 mean 5 as 7 devil 8 to 7 devil 12 . i orter to be skinned alive and you all so good to me . 1 i 2 orter 2 orter 3 to 2 orter 5 skinned 2 orter 6 alive 2 orter 7 and 2 orter 8 you 2 orter 12 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 skinned 8 you 9 all 8 you 10 so 10 so 11 good 12 to 13 me 13 me 14 . i should [think] you [would] like any one better'n [me] . 1 i 2 should 1 i 7 any 2 should 6 like 4 you 6 like 7 any 8 one 7 any 11 . 9 better'n 11 . i deserve every licking [i] ever got . 1 i 2 deserve 2 deserve 4 licking 2 deserve 8 . 3 every 4 licking 4 licking 6 ever 4 licking 7 got hush , now . 1 hush 2 , 1 hush 3 now 1 hush 4 . if you cry any more [i] 'll go and walk right down to the harbour in this night-dress and drown myself . " 1 if 2 you 2 you 4 any 2 you 7 'll 3 cry 4 any 4 any 5 more 7 'll 8 go 8 go 9 and 8 go 12 down 10 walk 11 right 10 walk 12 down 12 down 18 night-dress 13 to 14 the 13 to 18 night-dress 14 the 15 harbour 15 harbour 18 night-dress 16 in 18 night-dress 17 this 18 night-dress 18 night-dress 19 and 18 night-dress 20 drown 18 night-dress 21 myself 18 night-dress 23 " 22 . 23 " this [terrible] threat [made] [una] choke [back] her sobs . 1 this 3 threat 3 threat 9 sobs 6 choke 8 her 8 her 9 sobs 9 sobs 10 . [chapter] [vi] [.] [mary] [stays] [at] [the] [manse] the manse children [took] [mary] [vance] [to] [church] [with] [them] the next day . 1 the 2 manse 1 the 12 next 2 manse 3 children 11 the 12 next 12 next 13 day 13 day 14 . at first [mary] [objected] to the idea . 1 at 2 first 1 at 8 . 2 first 7 idea 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 idea " didn't you go to church over-harbour ? " asked [una] . 1 " 10 asked 2 didn't 3 you 3 you 4 go 3 you 8 ? 4 go 6 church 4 go 7 over-harbour 5 to 6 church 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 12 . " you bet . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 bet 3 bet 4 . mrs [wiley] [never] troubled [church] [much] [,] [but] [i] [went] [every] [sunday] [i] [could] [get] [off] [.] 1 mrs 4 troubled i was mighty thankful to go to some place where [i] could sit down for a spell . 1 i 2 was 1 i 4 thankful 2 was 4 thankful 3 mighty 4 thankful 4 thankful 5 to 4 thankful 7 to 4 thankful 9 place 4 thankful 15 for 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 to 8 some 9 place 9 place 10 where 9 place 13 sit 12 could 13 sit 13 sit 14 down 15 for 16 a 16 a 17 spell 17 spell 18 . but [i] [can't] go to church in this old ragged dress . " 1 but 4 go 4 go 6 church 5 to 6 church 6 church 8 this 6 church 10 ragged 7 in 8 this 9 old 10 ragged 10 ragged 11 dress 11 dress 12 . 12 . 13 " this difficulty was removed by [faith] [offering] the loan of her [second] [best] dress . 1 this 2 difficulty 2 difficulty 4 removed 3 was 4 removed 4 removed 9 loan 5 by 8 the 8 the 9 loan 9 loan 10 of 10 of 11 her 11 her 14 dress 14 dress 15 . " it 's faded a little and two of the buttons are off , but [i] guess it ['ll] [do] . " 1 " 22 " 2 it 3 's 3 's 4 faded 4 faded 6 little 4 faded 7 and 4 faded 8 two 5 a 6 little 8 two 11 buttons 9 of 11 buttons 10 the 11 buttons 11 buttons 12 are 11 buttons 13 off 11 buttons 15 but 11 buttons 17 guess 14 , 15 but 17 guess 21 . 18 it 21 . 21 . 22 " " [i] 'll sew the buttons [on] [in] a [jiffy] , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 'll 1 " 13 said 3 'll 4 sew 5 the 6 buttons 6 buttons 9 a 9 a 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " not on [sunday] , " said [una] , shocked . 1 " 2 not 1 " 7 said 3 on 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 11 . 9 , 10 shocked 10 shocked 11 . " [sure] . 1 " 3 . the better the day the better the deed . 1 the 8 deed 2 better 8 deed 3 the 4 day 4 day 8 deed 5 the 8 deed 6 better 8 deed 7 the 8 deed 8 deed 9 . you just gimme a needle and thread and look the other way if you 're squeamish . " 1 you 3 gimme 1 you 16 squeamish 2 just 3 gimme 3 gimme 4 a 3 gimme 5 needle 3 gimme 6 and 3 gimme 7 thread 3 gimme 8 and 3 gimme 9 look 10 the 11 other 11 other 16 squeamish 12 way 16 squeamish 13 if 16 squeamish 14 you 16 squeamish 15 're 16 squeamish 16 squeamish 18 " 17 . 18 " she listened to the sermon with outward decorum and joined lustily in the singing . 1 she 2 listened 2 listened 8 decorum 3 to 8 decorum 4 the 8 decorum 5 sermon 8 decorum 6 with 8 decorum 7 outward 8 decorum 8 decorum 9 and 8 decorum 10 joined 8 decorum 11 lustily 8 decorum 12 in 8 decorum 13 the 8 decorum 14 singing 8 decorum 15 . she had , it appeared , a clear , strong voice and a good ear . 1 she 2 had 2 had 16 . 3 , 4 it 4 it 8 clear 5 appeared 6 , 5 appeared 8 clear 7 a 8 clear 8 clear 9 , 8 clear 10 strong 8 clear 11 voice 11 voice 15 ear 12 and 15 ear 13 a 14 good 13 a 15 ear 15 ear 16 . " his blood [can] [make] the [violets] clean , " [carolled] [mary] blithely . 1 " 14 . 2 his 3 blood 3 blood 13 blithely 6 the 8 clean 8 clean 9 , 8 clean 13 blithely 9 , 10 " 13 blithely 14 . mary , in a mere superfluity [of] [naughtiness] [,] stuck out [her] tongue [at] [mrs] [milgrave] [,] [much] [to] [una] ['s] horror . 1 mary 2 , 1 mary 13 tongue 3 in 4 a 3 in 13 tongue 4 a 5 mere 5 mere 6 superfluity 6 superfluity 10 stuck 10 stuck 11 out 13 tongue 22 horror 22 horror 23 . " [i] [couldn't] [help] it , " she declared after church . 1 " 9 declared 5 it 6 , 6 , 9 declared 7 " 9 declared 8 she 9 declared 9 declared 10 after 9 declared 11 church 9 declared 12 . " what 'd she want to stare at me like that for ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 13 ? 3 'd 7 stare 3 'd 10 like 4 she 7 stare 5 want 6 to 5 want 7 stare 7 stare 8 at 7 stare 9 me 10 like 11 that 10 like 13 ? 12 for 13 ? such manners ! 1 such 2 manners 2 manners 3 ! i 'm [glad] stuck my tongue [out] at her . 1 i 2 'm 1 i 5 my 2 'm 4 stuck 5 my 6 tongue 6 tongue 10 . 8 at 9 her 9 her 10 . i [wish] [i] 'd [stuck] it [farther] out . 1 i 4 'd 4 'd 6 it 6 it 9 . 8 out 9 . say , [i] [saw] [rob] [macallister] [from] [over-harbour] there . 1 say 10 . 2 , 9 there 2 , 10 . wonder [if] [he] 'll tell [mrs] [wiley] on me . ["] 1 wonder 10 . 4 'll 5 tell 5 tell 9 me 8 on 9 me 9 me 10 . no [mrs] [wiley] [appeared] , [however] [,] and in a few day the children forgot to look for her . 1 no 5 , 5 , 8 and 8 and 9 in 9 in 10 a 10 a 11 few 11 few 20 . 12 day 15 forgot 13 the 14 children 14 children 15 forgot 15 forgot 17 look 16 to 17 look 17 look 18 for 18 for 19 her 19 her 20 . mary was apparently a fixture at the manse . 1 mary 5 fixture 2 was 5 fixture 3 apparently 5 fixture 4 a 5 fixture 5 fixture 6 at 5 fixture 8 manse 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 9 . but she refused to go to school with the others . 1 but 3 refused 2 she 3 refused 3 refused 4 to 3 refused 7 school 5 go 7 school 6 to 7 school 7 school 8 with 7 school 10 others 7 school 11 . 9 the 10 others " nope . 1 " 2 nope 2 nope 3 . i ['ve] finished [my] education , " she said , when [faith] [urged] her to go . 1 i 3 finished 3 finished 5 education 5 education 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 she 8 she 9 said 8 she 14 her 9 said 10 , 10 , 11 when 14 her 17 . 15 to 16 go 15 to 17 . " [i] went to school [four] [winters] [since] [i] [come] [to] [mrs] [wiley] ['s] [and] [i] ['ve] [had] [all] [i] [want] [of] [that] . 1 " 24 . 3 went 5 school 4 to 5 school 5 school 24 . i 'm sick and tired of being everlastingly jawed at ' cause [i] didn't get [my] [home-lessons] [done] [.] 1 i 2 'm 1 i 14 didn't 2 'm 3 sick 3 sick 9 jawed 4 and 9 jawed 5 tired 9 jawed 6 of 9 jawed 7 being 9 jawed 8 everlastingly 9 jawed 9 jawed 10 at 9 jawed 11 ' 9 jawed 12 cause 14 didn't 15 get [i'd] [no] [time] [to] [do] [home-lessons] [.] ["] " our teacher won't jaw you . 1 " 5 jaw 2 our 5 jaw 3 teacher 5 jaw 4 won't 5 jaw 5 jaw 6 you 5 jaw 7 . he is awfully nice , " said [faith] . 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 awfully 3 awfully 6 " 4 nice 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " well , [i] ain't [going] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 5 ain't 5 ain't 7 . i can read and write and cipher up to fractions . 1 i 2 can 2 can 7 cipher 3 read 7 cipher 4 and 7 cipher 5 write 7 cipher 6 and 7 cipher 7 cipher 8 up 7 cipher 9 to 7 cipher 10 fractions 7 cipher 11 . that 's all [i] [want] . 1 that 2 's 2 's 3 all 3 all 6 . you fellows go and [i] 'll stay home . 1 you 7 stay 2 fellows 3 go 2 fellows 7 stay 3 go 4 and 6 'll 7 stay 7 stay 8 home 8 home 9 . you needn't be scared [i'll] steal [anything] . 1 you 2 needn't 2 needn't 3 be 2 needn't 4 scared 4 scared 6 steal 6 steal 8 . i swear [i] ['m] honest . " 1 i 2 swear 2 swear 5 honest 5 honest 6 . 6 . 7 " mary employed herself while the others were at school in cleaning up the manse . 1 mary 2 employed 2 employed 3 herself 2 employed 4 while 2 employed 6 others 5 the 6 others 6 others 11 cleaning 7 were 11 cleaning 8 at 11 cleaning 9 school 10 in 9 school 11 cleaning 11 cleaning 12 up 11 cleaning 14 manse 13 the 14 manse 14 manse 15 . in a few days it was a different place . 1 in 4 days 2 a 3 few 3 few 4 days 4 days 8 different 5 it 8 different 6 was 7 a 7 a 8 different 8 different 9 place 8 different 10 . floors were swept , furniture dusted , everything straightened out . 1 floors 2 were 1 floors 6 dusted 3 swept 6 dusted 4 , 6 dusted 5 furniture 6 dusted 6 dusted 7 , 6 dusted 8 everything 6 dusted 9 straightened 6 dusted 11 . 9 straightened 10 out but there was [one] department [with] [which] [aunt] [martha] refused to let her interfere . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 was 3 was 5 department 5 department 14 interfere 10 refused 11 to 10 refused 12 let 10 refused 13 her 10 refused 14 interfere 14 interfere 15 . " [i] can tell you [if] [old] [martha] ['d] let [me] cook you 'd have some decent meals , " she told the manse children indignantly . 1 " 5 you 1 " 26 indignantly 3 can 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 10 let 12 cook 12 cook 18 meals 13 you 14 'd 14 'd 15 have 14 'd 18 meals 16 some 17 decent 17 decent 18 meals 18 meals 20 " 18 meals 22 told 18 meals 24 manse 19 , 20 " 21 she 22 told 23 the 24 manse 24 manse 25 children 24 manse 26 indignantly 26 indignantly 27 . " there 'd be no more ' ditto ' and no more lumpy porridge and blue milk either . 1 " 5 no 2 there 4 be 2 there 5 no 3 'd 4 be 5 no 13 lumpy 6 more 13 lumpy 7 ' 13 lumpy 8 ditto 13 lumpy 9 ' 13 lumpy 10 and 13 lumpy 11 no 13 lumpy 12 more 13 lumpy 13 lumpy 14 porridge 13 lumpy 15 and 13 lumpy 16 blue 13 lumpy 17 milk 13 lumpy 18 either 18 either 19 . what [does] [she] do with all the cream ? " 1 what 4 do 1 what 9 ? 4 do 5 with 6 all 7 the 7 the 8 cream 8 cream 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " she gives it to the cat . 1 " 2 she 2 she 3 gives 3 gives 5 to 3 gives 7 cat 4 it 5 to 6 the 7 cat 7 cat 8 . he 's hers , you know , " said [faith] . 1 he 2 's 1 he 3 hers 3 hers 11 . 4 , 5 you 4 , 9 said 5 you 6 know 6 know 7 , 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [i] ['d] [like] to [cat] her , " exclaimed [mary] bitterly . 1 " 10 exclaimed 5 to 7 her 7 her 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 exclaimed 10 exclaimed 12 bitterly 12 bitterly 13 . " [i] ['ve] no use for cats anyhow . 1 " 4 no 4 no 5 use 5 use 6 for 5 use 7 cats 7 cats 8 anyhow 8 anyhow 9 . they belong [to] [the] [old] [nick] [.] 1 they 2 belong you can tell that by their eyes . 1 you 2 can 2 can 3 tell 2 can 5 by 3 tell 4 that 5 by 6 their 6 their 7 eyes 7 eyes 8 . well , [if] [old] [martha] won't , she [won't] , [i] s'pose . 1 well 2 , 1 well 6 won't 1 well 7 , 1 well 12 s'pose 7 , 8 she 10 , 12 s'pose 12 s'pose 13 . but it gits on my nerves to see good vittles spoiled . " 1 but 3 gits 2 it 3 gits 3 gits 6 nerves 4 on 6 nerves 5 my 6 nerves 6 nerves 10 vittles 7 to 10 vittles 8 see 10 vittles 9 good 10 vittles 10 vittles 11 spoiled 10 vittles 13 " 11 spoiled 12 . when school came out they always went to [rainbow] [valley] . 1 when 3 came 1 when 5 they 2 school 3 came 3 came 4 out 5 they 6 always 5 they 7 went 7 went 8 to 8 to 11 . mary refused to play in the graveyard . 1 mary 2 refused 2 refused 3 to 3 to 4 play 4 play 5 in 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 graveyard 7 graveyard 8 . she declared she was afraid of ghosts . 1 she 2 declared 2 declared 3 she 2 declared 7 ghosts 2 declared 8 . 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 afraid 5 afraid 6 of " [there] ['s] no such thing [as] ghosts , " declared [jem] [blythe] . 1 " 4 no 1 " 11 declared 4 no 5 such 5 such 6 thing 8 ghosts 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 declared 11 declared 14 . " oh , ain't there ? " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 ain't 4 ain't 5 there 4 ain't 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " did you ever see any ? " 1 " 8 " 2 did 5 see 2 did 7 ? 3 you 5 see 4 ever 5 see 5 see 6 any 7 ? 8 " " hundreds of ['] em , " said [mary] promptly . 1 " 7 " 2 hundreds 3 of 2 hundreds 5 em 5 em 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 promptly 10 promptly 11 . " what are they like ? " said [carl] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 ? 3 are 4 they 3 are 6 ? 5 like 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 said 8 said 10 . " [awful-looking] . 1 " 3 . dressed all in white with skellington hands and heads , " said [mary] . 1 dressed 6 skellington 2 all 6 skellington 3 in 6 skellington 4 white 6 skellington 5 with 6 skellington 6 skellington 7 hands 6 skellington 8 and 6 skellington 9 heads 6 skellington 10 , 6 skellington 11 " 6 skellington 12 said 10 , 11 " 12 said 14 . " what did you do ? " asked [una] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 did 2 what 4 you 2 what 5 do 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " [run] like the devil , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 like 1 " 8 said 4 the 5 devil 5 devil 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . then she [caught] [walter] ['s] [eyes] [and] blushed . 1 then 2 she 2 she 8 blushed 8 blushed 9 . mary was a good deal [in] awe of [walter] . 1 mary 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 deal 5 deal 7 awe 7 awe 10 . 8 of 10 . she declared to the manse girls that his eyes made her nervous . 1 she 2 declared 2 declared 3 to 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 manse 5 manse 6 girls 6 girls 12 nervous 7 that 12 nervous 8 his 9 eyes 9 eyes 12 nervous 10 made 11 her 10 made 12 nervous 12 nervous 13 . jem was [mary] 's favourite . 1 jem 2 was 1 jem 5 favourite 4 's 5 favourite 5 favourite 6 . she [also] [won] [carl] 's heart [entirely] by her interest in his beetles and ants . 1 she 5 's 1 she 9 her 5 's 6 heart 6 heart 8 by 9 her 10 interest 10 interest 11 in 11 in 12 his 12 his 13 beetles 13 beetles 14 and 13 beetles 15 ants 15 ants 16 . it could not be denied [that] [mary] [got] on [rather] better with the [boys] [than] with the [girls] . 1 it 4 be 1 it 5 denied 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 be 5 denied 19 . 9 on 13 the 9 on 17 the 11 better 12 with 12 with 13 the 16 with 17 the 17 the 19 . she quarrelled bitterly with [nan] [blythe] the [second] [day] . 1 she 2 quarrelled 2 quarrelled 3 bitterly 3 bitterly 10 . 4 with 7 the 7 the 10 . " your mother is a witch , " she told [nan] scornfully . 1 " 12 scornfully 2 your 3 mother 3 mother 6 witch 4 is 6 witch 5 a 6 witch 6 witch 12 scornfully 7 , 12 scornfully 8 " 9 she 8 " 12 scornfully 9 she 10 told 12 scornfully 13 . " red-haired women are always witches . " 1 " 8 " 2 red-haired 3 women 2 red-haired 4 are 2 red-haired 5 always 2 red-haired 6 witches 2 red-haired 8 " 6 witches 7 . 7 . 8 " then she [and] [faith] [fell] [out] [about] the rooster . 1 then 2 she 1 then 8 the 8 the 9 rooster 9 rooster 10 . mary said its tail was too short . 1 mary 2 said 1 mary 3 its 3 its 4 tail 4 tail 7 short 4 tail 8 . 5 was 6 too 6 too 7 short faith angrily retorted [that] [she] guessed [god] [know] [what] [length] to make a rooster 's tail . 1 faith 2 angrily 2 angrily 17 . 3 retorted 6 guessed 3 retorted 13 a 6 guessed 11 to 11 to 12 make 13 a 14 rooster 14 rooster 16 tail 14 rooster 17 . 15 's 16 tail they did not " speak ["] [for] [a] [day] [over] [this] [.] 1 they 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 5 speak 4 " 5 speak una crept away to her room and cried [over] [this] [,] [but] [mary] hunted [her] out , hugged her [repentantly] and implored forgiveness . 1 una 2 crept 1 una 24 . 2 crept 3 away 2 crept 4 to 4 to 5 her 5 her 6 room 6 room 7 and 8 cried 16 out 8 cried 17 , 14 hunted 16 out 17 , 18 hugged 18 hugged 19 her 18 hugged 23 forgiveness 21 and 22 implored 22 implored 23 forgiveness 23 forgiveness 24 . mary was jolly . 1 mary 2 was 1 mary 3 jolly 3 jolly 4 . she could and did tell the most thrilling ghost stories . 1 she 2 could 2 could 5 tell 3 and 5 tell 4 did 5 tell 5 tell 10 stories 6 the 7 most 7 most 8 thrilling 8 thrilling 10 stories 9 ghost 10 stories 10 stories 11 . rainbow [valley] seances [were] undeniably more exciting [after] [mary] [came] . 1 rainbow 3 seances 3 seances 5 undeniably 5 undeniably 11 . 6 more 7 exciting 7 exciting 11 . she learned to play on the jew's-harp and soon eclipsed [jerry] . 1 she 2 learned 2 learned 3 to 3 to 4 play 3 to 12 . 4 play 5 on 5 on 6 the 7 jew's-harp 8 and 7 jew's-harp 10 eclipsed 8 and 9 soon 10 eclipsed 12 . " never [struck] anything [yet] [i] [couldn't] [do] [if] [i] [put] my mind to it , " she declared . 1 " 19 declared 2 never 4 anything 2 never 13 mind 12 my 13 mind 13 mind 14 to 13 mind 15 it 13 mind 19 declared 16 , 19 declared 17 " 18 she 17 " 19 declared 19 declared 20 . mary seldom lost a chance of tooting her own horn . 1 mary 7 tooting 2 seldom 7 tooting 3 lost 7 tooting 4 a 7 tooting 5 chance 7 tooting 6 of 7 tooting 7 tooting 8 her 7 tooting 9 own 7 tooting 10 horn 7 tooting 11 . 8 her 9 own and when they all [went] picking [gum] in [rainbow] [valley] [mary] [always] [got] ["] the biggest chew " and bragged about it . 1 and 3 they 2 when 3 they 3 they 4 all 4 all 20 bragged 6 picking 8 in 8 in 15 the 15 the 16 biggest 16 biggest 20 bragged 17 chew 18 " 17 chew 20 bragged 19 and 20 bragged 20 bragged 21 about 20 bragged 22 it 20 bragged 23 . 22 it 23 . there were times when they hated her and times when they loved her . 1 there 2 were 1 there 3 times 3 times 4 when 3 times 6 hated 4 when 5 they 6 hated 7 her 6 hated 9 times 6 hated 12 loved 7 her 8 and 9 times 10 when 10 when 11 they 12 loved 13 her 13 her 14 . but at all times they found her interesting . 1 but 8 interesting 2 at 3 all 2 at 4 times 4 times 8 interesting 5 they 6 found 5 they 8 interesting 6 found 7 her 8 interesting 9 . " it 's the queerest [thing] [that] [mrs] [wiley] hain't been after me , " said [mary] . 1 " 10 hain't 2 it 3 's 2 it 5 queerest 3 's 4 the 5 queerest 10 hain't 10 hain't 11 been 10 hain't 12 after 10 hain't 13 me 13 me 15 " 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [i] can't understand it . " 1 " 7 " 3 can't 4 understand 4 understand 5 it 5 it 6 . 6 . 7 " " maybe she isn't going to bother about you at all , " said [una] . 1 " 2 maybe 1 " 12 , 2 maybe 3 she 2 maybe 7 bother 2 maybe 9 you 2 maybe 11 all 4 isn't 7 bother 5 going 6 to 5 going 7 bother 7 bother 8 about 10 at 11 all 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " then you can [just] go on staying here . " 1 " 2 then 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 can 4 can 6 go 6 go 7 on 7 on 8 staying 8 staying 9 here 9 here 11 " 10 . 11 " " this house ain't hardly [big] enough for me [and] [old] [martha] , " said [mary] darkly . 1 " 2 this 1 " 4 ain't 2 this 3 house 4 ain't 5 hardly 5 hardly 7 enough 7 enough 8 for 8 for 9 me 9 me 14 " 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 18 . 17 darkly 18 . " it 's a [very] fine [thing] [to] have enough to eat [i] ['ve] often wondered what it would be [like] [but] [i] ['m] [p'ticler] [about] [my] cooking . 1 " 29 . 2 it 3 's 2 it 20 be 3 's 6 fine 4 a 6 fine 9 have 10 enough 9 have 15 often 10 enough 12 eat 11 to 12 eat 15 often 16 wondered 16 wondered 17 what 16 wondered 19 would 17 what 18 it 19 would 20 be 20 be 28 cooking 28 cooking 29 . and [mrs] [wiley] 'll be here [yet] . 1 and 4 'll 4 'll 5 be 5 be 6 here 5 be 8 . [she's] [got] [a] [rod] [in] [pickle] [for] [me] [all] [right] [.] i dunno's one real good whipping [would] [be] [much] worse'n all the dozen [i] ['ve] [lived] [through] in my [mind] [ever] [since] [i] [run] [away] . 1 i 2 dunno's 2 dunno's 3 one 2 dunno's 4 real 2 dunno's 6 whipping 5 good 6 whipping 6 whipping 10 worse'n 10 worse'n 13 dozen 11 all 12 the 12 the 13 dozen 13 dozen 26 . 18 in 19 my 18 in 26 . were [any] of [you] [ever] [licked] [?] ["] 1 were 3 of " no , of course not , " said [faith] indignantly . 1 " 2 no 1 " 5 course 2 no 3 , 4 of 5 course 5 course 6 not 6 not 12 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 indignantly 11 indignantly 12 . " father would never do such a thing . ["] 1 " 5 do 2 father 3 would 3 would 4 never 3 would 5 do 5 do 8 thing 6 such 7 a 6 such 8 thing 8 thing 9 . " you don't know you 're alive , " said [mary] with a sigh half of envy , half of superiority . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 don't 2 you 7 alive 3 don't 4 know 4 know 6 're 5 you 6 're 7 alive 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 22 . 12 with 13 a 12 with 21 superiority 13 a 14 sigh 15 half 21 superiority 16 of 21 superiority 17 envy 18 , 17 envy 21 superiority 19 half 21 superiority 20 of 21 superiority 21 superiority 22 . " you don't know what [i] 've come through . 1 " 2 you 2 you 4 know 2 you 7 've 2 you 8 come 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 what 8 come 9 through 9 through 10 . and [i] s'pose [the] [blythes] [were] [never] [licked] [either] ? " 1 and 3 s'pose 3 s'pose 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " [no-o-o] , [i] guess not . 1 " 5 guess 1 " 7 . 3 , 5 guess 6 not 7 . but [i] [think] they [were] [sometimes] [spanked] when they were [small] . " 1 but 4 they 4 they 10 were 8 when 9 they 9 they 10 were 10 were 12 . 12 . 13 " " a spanking doesn't amount [to] [anything] , " said [mary] contemptuously . 1 " 9 " 2 a 3 spanking 3 spanking 4 doesn't 3 spanking 5 amount 5 amount 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 contemptuously 12 contemptuously 13 . " [if] my [folks] [had] [just] spanked [me] [i] 'd have thought they were petting me . 1 " 3 my 3 my 7 spanked 7 spanked 17 . 10 'd 11 have 10 'd 15 petting 12 thought 15 petting 13 they 14 were 14 were 15 petting 15 petting 16 me 15 petting 17 . well , it ain't a fair world . 1 well 2 , 1 well 4 ain't 3 it 4 ain't 4 ain't 6 fair 5 a 6 fair 6 fair 7 world 7 world 8 . i wouldn't [mind] [taking] [my] share of wallopings [but] [i] ['ve] [had] a darn sight too many . " 1 i 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 6 share 6 share 8 wallopings 7 of 8 wallopings 8 wallopings 13 a 13 a 14 darn 14 darn 15 sight 14 darn 16 too 14 darn 17 many 14 darn 19 " 18 . 19 " " it isn't right to say that word [,] [mary] , " said [una] reproachfully . 1 " 3 isn't 1 " 15 reproachfully 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 right 5 to 6 say 6 say 7 that 6 say 8 word 6 say 15 reproachfully 11 , 15 reproachfully 12 " 13 said 12 " 15 reproachfully 15 reproachfully 16 . " you promised me you wouldn't say it . " 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 you 2 you 3 promised 3 promised 4 me 5 you 7 say 6 wouldn't 7 say 7 say 8 it 8 it 9 . 9 . 10 " " [g'way] , " responded [mary] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 7 . 5 responded 7 . " if you [knew] [some] [of] [the] [words] [i] [could] say [if] [i] liked you [wouldn't] make such a fuss over darn . 1 " 3 you 1 " 14 liked 2 if 3 you 3 you 11 say 14 liked 23 . 15 you 17 make 17 make 20 fuss 18 such 19 a 18 such 20 fuss 20 fuss 21 over 20 fuss 22 darn 22 darn 23 . and you know very well [i] hain't [ever] [told] [any] lies [since] [i] [come] [here] . " 1 and 2 you 2 you 3 know 3 know 16 . 4 very 5 well 4 very 7 hain't 7 hain't 11 lies 11 lies 16 . 16 . 17 " " what about all those ghosts you said you saw ? " asked [faith] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 11 ? 3 about 6 ghosts 4 all 5 those 5 those 6 ghosts 6 ghosts 7 you 6 ghosts 8 said 6 ghosts 9 you 6 ghosts 10 saw 6 ghosts 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 15 . mary blushed . 1 mary 2 blushed 2 blushed 3 . " that was diff'runt , " she said defiantly . 1 " 2 that 1 " 8 said 2 that 3 was 4 diff'runt 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 she 8 said 8 said 9 defiantly 9 defiantly 10 . " [i] knew you wouldn't believe them yarns and [i] [didn't] intend you [to] . 1 " 13 you 3 knew 8 yarns 4 you 5 wouldn't 5 wouldn't 8 yarns 6 believe 8 yarns 7 them 8 yarns 8 yarns 9 and 8 yarns 12 intend 12 intend 13 you 13 you 15 . and [i] [really] [did] [see] something queer one night when [i] was passing the over-harbour graveyard , [true] ['s] you [live] . 1 and 22 . 6 something 7 queer 7 queer 13 passing 8 one 9 night 9 night 10 when 9 night 13 passing 12 was 13 passing 13 passing 14 the 13 passing 15 over-harbour 15 over-harbour 16 graveyard 15 over-harbour 22 . 16 graveyard 17 , 17 , 20 you [chapter] [vii] [.] [a] [fishy] [episode] susan had dressed her daintily in a white , starched , and embroidered dress , with sash of blue and beaded slippers . 1 susan 5 daintily 2 had 5 daintily 3 dressed 5 daintily 4 her 5 daintily 5 daintily 10 starched 6 in 10 starched 7 a 10 starched 8 white 9 , 8 white 10 starched 10 starched 11 , 10 starched 12 and 10 starched 13 embroidered 10 starched 23 . 13 embroidered 14 dress 13 embroidered 16 with 13 embroidered 17 sash 14 dress 15 , 17 sash 21 beaded 18 of 21 beaded 19 blue 21 beaded 20 and 21 beaded 21 beaded 22 slippers she was very conscious of her hat , and [i] [am] afraid she strutted up the manse hill . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 conscious 3 very 14 strutted 4 conscious 5 of 5 of 6 her 6 her 7 hat 8 , 9 and 9 and 14 strutted 12 afraid 14 strutted 13 she 14 strutted 14 strutted 15 up 14 strutted 17 manse 14 strutted 18 hill 15 up 16 the 18 hill 19 . the strut , or the hat , or [both] [,] got on the nerves [of] [mary] [vance] , who was swinging on the lawn gate . 1 the 26 . 2 strut 3 , 2 strut 4 or 2 strut 5 the 2 strut 6 hat 2 strut 8 or 6 hat 7 , 8 or 21 swinging 11 got 12 on 12 on 13 the 13 the 14 nerves 14 nerves 21 swinging 18 , 21 swinging 19 who 21 swinging 20 was 21 swinging 21 swinging 24 lawn 21 swinging 25 gate 21 swinging 26 . 22 on 23 the 23 the 24 lawn 24 lawn 25 gate mary 's temper was somewhat ruffled just then , into the bargain . 1 mary 6 ruffled 2 's 6 ruffled 3 temper 6 ruffled 4 was 6 ruffled 5 somewhat 6 ruffled 6 ruffled 7 just 6 ruffled 8 then 6 ruffled 12 bargain 8 then 9 , 10 into 11 the 10 into 12 bargain 12 bargain 13 . aunt [martha] [had] [refused] [to] [let] [her] [peel] [the] potatoes [and] [had] [ordered] [her] [out] [of] [the] [kitchen] . 1 aunt 10 potatoes 10 potatoes 19 . " [yah] ! 1 " 3 ! you 'll bring the potatoes to the table with strips of skin hanging to them and half boiled as usual ! 1 you 2 'll 2 'll 3 bring 3 bring 5 potatoes 4 the 5 potatoes 5 potatoes 10 strips 5 potatoes 21 ! 6 to 7 the 7 the 8 table 8 table 10 strips 9 with 10 strips 10 strips 11 of 10 strips 12 skin 10 strips 13 hanging 13 hanging 18 boiled 14 to 15 them 15 them 18 boiled 16 and 18 boiled 17 half 18 boiled 18 boiled 20 usual 19 as 20 usual my , but it 'll be nice to go to your funeral , " shrieked [mary] . 1 my 2 , 2 , 3 but 3 but 4 it 4 it 7 nice 5 'll 6 be 6 be 7 nice 7 nice 12 funeral 8 to 9 go 9 go 12 funeral 10 to 12 funeral 11 your 12 funeral 12 funeral 15 shrieked 12 funeral 17 . 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 shrieked then he went on with his sermon . 1 then 2 he 1 then 3 went 3 went 4 on 4 on 6 his 5 with 6 his 6 his 7 sermon 7 sermon 8 . mary slipped from the gate and confronted the spick-and-span damsel [of] [ingleside] . 1 mary 2 slipped 1 mary 9 spick-and-span 2 slipped 3 from 3 from 4 the 4 the 5 gate 5 gate 6 and 7 confronted 8 the 7 confronted 9 spick-and-span 9 spick-and-span 13 . 10 damsel 13 . " what you got there ? " she demanded , trying to take the basket . 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 ? 3 you 4 got 3 you 6 ? 5 there 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 she 7 " 9 demanded 9 demanded 16 . 10 , 11 trying 11 trying 12 to 11 trying 15 basket 13 take 14 the 14 the 15 basket 15 basket 16 . rilla resisted . 1 rilla 2 resisted 2 resisted 3 . " [it'th] [for] [mithter] [meredith] , " [she] lisped . 1 " 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 10 . 9 lisped 10 . " give it [to] [me] . 1 " 3 it 1 " 6 . 2 give 3 it [i'll] [give] [it] [to] [him] [,] ["] [said] [mary] [.] " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . thuthan thaid [that] [i] wathn't to [give] it [to] [anybody] [but] [mithter] [mer'dith] [or] [aunt] [martha] , " insisted [rilla] . 1 thuthan 2 thaid 2 thaid 5 wathn't 5 wathn't 6 to 5 wathn't 8 it 8 it 17 , 17 , 19 insisted 18 " 19 insisted 19 insisted 21 . mary eyed her sourly . 1 mary 4 sourly 2 eyed 3 her 2 eyed 4 sourly 4 sourly 5 . " you think you 're something , don't you , all dressed up like a doll ! 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 think 3 think 5 're 3 think 6 something 4 you 5 're 6 something 16 doll 7 , 8 don't 8 don't 16 doll 9 you 10 , 10 , 12 dressed 11 all 12 dressed 12 dressed 13 up 12 dressed 14 like 12 dressed 16 doll 14 like 15 a 16 doll 17 ! look at me . 1 look 2 at 2 at 4 . 3 me 4 . my dress is all rags and [i] don't care ! 1 my 2 dress 2 dress 3 is 2 dress 5 rags 4 all 5 rags 5 rags 6 and 5 rags 9 care 5 rags 10 ! 8 don't 9 care i 'd rather be ragged than a doll baby . 1 i 2 'd 2 'd 3 rather 3 rather 5 ragged 4 be 5 ragged 5 ragged 8 doll 5 ragged 9 baby 6 than 8 doll 7 a 8 doll 9 baby 10 . go home and tell them to put you in a glass case . 1 go 2 home 1 go 3 and 3 and 5 them 3 and 7 put 4 tell 5 them 6 to 7 put 7 put 12 case 8 you 9 in 9 in 12 case 10 a 11 glass 11 glass 12 case 12 case 13 . look at me look at me look at me ! " 1 look 2 at 1 look 3 me 1 look 8 at 1 look 10 ! 4 look 5 at 4 look 6 me 4 look 8 at 7 look 8 at 9 me 10 ! 10 ! 11 " but as the latter tried to [edge] [away] towards the gate [mary] [pounced] on [her] again . 1 but 2 as 1 but 4 latter 3 the 4 latter 4 latter 5 tried 4 latter 11 gate 5 tried 6 to 9 towards 10 the 10 the 11 gate 11 gate 17 . 14 on 16 again 16 again 17 . " you give me that basket , " she ordered with a grimace . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 grimace 2 you 4 me 3 give 4 me 5 that 6 basket 6 basket 10 ordered 7 , 10 ordered 8 " 9 she 9 she 10 ordered 10 ordered 13 grimace 11 with 12 a 11 with 13 grimace 12 a 13 grimace 13 grimace 14 . mary was past mistress in the art of " making faces . " 1 mary 4 mistress 2 was 3 past 3 past 4 mistress 4 mistress 7 art 4 mistress 12 . 5 in 6 the 5 in 7 art 7 art 8 of 7 art 9 " 7 art 11 faces 10 making 11 faces 12 . 13 " she could give her countenance a most grotesque and unearthly appearance out of which her strange , brilliant , white eyes gleamed with weird effect . 1 she 2 could 2 could 8 grotesque 3 give 8 grotesque 4 her 8 grotesque 5 countenance 8 grotesque 6 a 8 grotesque 7 most 8 grotesque 8 grotesque 10 unearthly 8 grotesque 11 appearance 8 grotesque 12 out 8 grotesque 13 of 8 grotesque 14 which 9 and 10 unearthly 14 which 18 brilliant 15 her 18 brilliant 16 strange 18 brilliant 17 , 18 brilliant 18 brilliant 24 weird 19 , 24 weird 20 white 24 weird 21 eyes 22 gleamed 22 gleamed 23 with 22 gleamed 24 weird 24 weird 25 effect 24 weird 26 . 25 effect 26 . " [i] won't , " gasped [rilla] [,] frightened but staunch . 1 " 3 won't 1 " 6 gasped 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 gasped 6 gasped 12 . 9 frightened 10 but 9 frightened 11 staunch 11 staunch 12 . " you let me go , [mary] [vanth] . " 1 " 2 you 1 " 9 . 2 you 4 me 2 you 5 go 3 let 4 me 5 go 6 , 9 . 10 " mary let go for a minute and looked around here . 1 mary 9 around 2 let 3 go 2 let 6 minute 4 for 6 minute 5 a 6 minute 6 minute 8 looked 7 and 8 looked 8 looked 9 around 9 around 10 here 10 here 11 . just inside the gate was a small " flake , " on which a half a dozen large codfish were drying . 1 just 2 inside 2 inside 4 gate 3 the 4 gate 4 gate 9 flake 5 was 9 flake 6 a 9 flake 7 small 9 flake 8 " 9 flake 9 flake 11 " 9 flake 12 on 9 flake 13 which 9 flake 14 a 9 flake 15 half 10 , 11 " 15 half 17 dozen 16 a 17 dozen 17 dozen 21 drying 18 large 21 drying 19 codfish 21 drying 20 were 21 drying 21 drying 22 . mary had a diabolical inspiration . 1 mary 4 diabolical 2 had 4 diabolical 3 a 4 diabolical 4 diabolical 5 inspiration 4 diabolical 6 . she flew to the " flake " and seized the largest fish there a huge , flat thing , nearly as big as herself . 1 she 6 flake 2 flew 6 flake 3 to 6 flake 4 the 6 flake 5 " 6 flake 6 flake 7 " 6 flake 8 and 6 flake 9 seized 6 flake 11 largest 6 flake 12 fish 10 the 11 largest 12 fish 17 flat 13 there 15 huge 14 a 15 huge 15 huge 16 , 15 huge 17 flat 17 flat 18 thing 17 flat 20 nearly 17 flat 22 big 17 flat 23 as 18 thing 19 , 20 nearly 21 as 23 as 24 herself 24 herself 25 . with a whoop she swooped down on the terrified [rilla] , [brandishing] her weird missile . 1 with 3 whoop 2 a 3 whoop 3 whoop 4 she 3 whoop 5 swooped 3 whoop 9 terrified 5 swooped 6 down 5 swooped 7 on 7 on 8 the 9 terrified 15 missile 11 , 13 her 13 her 14 weird 14 weird 15 missile 15 missile 16 . rilla 's courage gave way . 1 rilla 2 's 1 rilla 3 courage 1 rilla 4 gave 4 gave 5 way 5 way 6 . to be lambasted with a dried codfish [was] [such] an unheard-of [thing] [that] [rilla] could [not] [face] it . 1 to 3 lambasted 2 be 3 lambasted 3 lambasted 4 with 3 lambasted 5 a 3 lambasted 6 dried 3 lambasted 7 codfish 7 codfish 11 unheard-of 7 codfish 19 . 10 an 11 unheard-of 15 could 18 it 18 it 19 . with a shriek she dropped her basket and fled . 1 with 2 a 1 with 3 shriek 2 a 3 shriek 3 shriek 4 she 3 shriek 5 dropped 5 dropped 6 her 6 her 7 basket 7 basket 9 fled 8 and 9 fled 9 fled 10 . the basket and contents [were] no longer in [mary] ['s] [mind] . 1 the 2 basket 2 basket 3 and 2 basket 4 contents 4 contents 7 longer 6 no 7 longer 7 longer 8 in 8 in 12 . she thought only of the delight of [giving] [rilla] [blythe] the [scare] of her life . 1 she 2 thought 2 thought 3 only 2 thought 4 of 4 of 5 the 5 the 6 delight 6 delight 7 of 7 of 11 the 11 the 13 of 13 of 15 life 14 her 15 life 15 life 16 . she would teach [her] to come giving herself airs because of her fine clothes . 1 she 2 would 2 would 3 teach 3 teach 9 airs 5 to 6 come 6 come 9 airs 7 giving 9 airs 8 herself 9 airs 9 airs 10 because 9 airs 12 her 9 airs 14 clothes 9 airs 15 . 11 of 12 her 13 fine 14 clothes rilla flew down the hill and along the street . 1 rilla 2 flew 2 flew 3 down 3 down 5 hill 3 down 6 and 3 down 9 street 4 the 5 hill 7 along 9 street 8 the 9 street 9 street 10 . through the [glen] street they swept [,] [while] everybody ran to the windows and gates to see them . 1 through 4 street 1 through 13 windows 2 the 4 street 4 street 6 swept 4 street 9 everybody 5 they 6 swept 10 ran 11 to 10 ran 13 windows 12 the 13 windows 13 windows 14 and 13 windows 15 gates 15 gates 18 them 16 to 17 see 17 see 18 them 18 them 19 . mary felt she was making a tremendous sensation and enjoyed it . 1 mary 10 enjoyed 2 felt 8 sensation 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 making 5 making 8 sensation 6 a 8 sensation 7 tremendous 8 sensation 8 sensation 10 enjoyed 9 and 10 enjoyed 10 enjoyed 11 it 11 it 12 . rilla , blind with terror and spent of breath , felt that she could run no longer . 1 rilla 2 , 1 rilla 5 terror 1 rilla 11 felt 3 blind 5 terror 4 with 5 terror 5 terror 7 spent 5 terror 8 of 5 terror 9 breath 5 terror 10 , 6 and 7 spent 11 felt 12 that 11 felt 17 longer 13 she 14 could 14 could 15 run 14 could 17 longer 16 no 17 longer 17 longer 18 . in another instant that terrible girl would be on her with the codfish . 1 in 2 another 2 another 3 instant 2 another 14 . 4 that 5 terrible 4 that 7 would 5 terrible 6 girl 7 would 8 be 8 be 13 codfish 9 on 13 codfish 10 her 13 codfish 11 with 13 codfish 12 the 13 codfish 13 codfish 14 . miss [cornelia] [took] [the] [whole] situation [in] at a glance . 1 miss 6 situation 6 situation 10 glance 6 situation 11 . 8 at 10 glance 9 a 10 glance so did [mary] [.] 1 so 2 did miss [cornelia] ['s] lips [tightened] [ominously] , but she knew it [was] no use to think of chasing [her] . 1 miss 4 lips 4 lips 20 . 7 , 8 but 7 , 20 . 8 but 10 knew 8 but 13 no 9 she 10 knew 10 knew 11 it 13 no 14 use 14 use 18 chasing 15 to 16 think 16 think 17 of 16 think 18 chasing so she picked [up] poor , sobbing , [dishevelled] [rilla] [instead] and took her [home] . 1 so 2 she 2 she 3 picked 3 picked 16 . 5 poor 6 , 6 , 12 and 7 sobbing 8 , 8 , 12 and 12 and 13 took 13 took 14 her 14 her 16 . rilla was heart-broken . 1 rilla 3 heart-broken 2 was 3 heart-broken 3 heart-broken 4 . her dress and slippers and hat were ruined and her six year old pride had received terrible bruises . 1 her 2 dress 2 dress 3 and 2 dress 8 ruined 4 slippers 5 and 4 slippers 8 ruined 6 hat 8 ruined 7 were 8 ruined 8 ruined 9 and 8 ruined 11 six 8 ruined 12 year 9 and 10 her 12 year 18 bruises 13 old 18 bruises 14 pride 18 bruises 15 had 16 received 16 received 18 bruises 17 terrible 18 bruises 18 bruises 19 . susan [,] [white] [with] [indignation] [,] [heard] [miss] [cornelia] 's [story] [of] [mary] [vance] ['s] exploit . 1 susan 10 's 10 's 16 exploit 16 exploit 17 . " oh , the hussy oh , the littly hussy ! " she said , as she carried [rilla] [away] [for] [purification] and [comfort] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 6 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 4 the 4 the 5 hussy 6 oh 7 , 6 oh 10 hussy 6 oh 11 ! 7 , 8 the 8 the 9 littly 11 ! 12 " 11 ! 14 said 13 she 14 said 14 said 15 , 15 , 17 she 16 as 17 she 17 she 18 carried 18 carried 25 . 23 and 25 . " [this] [thing] has gone far enough [,] [anne] dearie , " said [miss] [cornelia] resolutely . 1 " 4 has 1 " 16 resolutely 4 has 5 gone 5 gone 6 far 6 far 7 enough 6 far 10 dearie 11 , 16 resolutely 12 " 13 said 12 " 16 resolutely 16 resolutely 17 . " [something] must be done . 1 " 3 must 3 must 4 be 4 be 5 done 5 done 6 . [who] [is] [this] [creature] [who] [is] [staying] [at] [the] [manse] [and] [where] [does] [she] [come] [from] [?] ["] " she is [almost] in rags and when she goes to church she wears [faith] [meredith] 's [old] clothes . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 3 is 5 in 5 in 6 rags 6 rags 20 . 7 and 13 she 8 when 9 she 8 when 13 she 9 she 10 goes 10 goes 12 church 11 to 12 church 13 she 14 wears 14 wears 19 clothes 17 's 19 clothes 19 clothes 20 . there 's some mystery here , and [i] ['m] going to investigate it , since it seems nobody else will . 1 there 2 's 1 there 4 mystery 3 some 4 mystery 4 mystery 5 here 5 here 12 investigate 6 , 7 and 7 and 12 investigate 10 going 12 investigate 11 to 12 investigate 12 investigate 13 it 12 investigate 14 , 12 investigate 15 since 12 investigate 17 seems 12 investigate 18 nobody 12 investigate 20 will 12 investigate 21 . 16 it 17 seems 18 nobody 19 else i believe she was at the bottom of [their] goings-on in [warren] [mead] ['s] spruce bush the other day . 1 i 2 believe 2 believe 3 she 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 at 4 was 11 in 5 at 6 the 6 the 7 bottom 7 bottom 8 of 7 bottom 10 goings-on 11 in 15 spruce 15 spruce 16 bush 16 bush 17 the 17 the 18 other 18 other 19 day 18 other 20 . did you hear of their frightening his mother into a fit ? " 1 did 6 frightening 2 you 6 frightening 3 hear 6 frightening 4 of 6 frightening 5 their 6 frightening 6 frightening 7 his 6 frightening 8 mother 6 frightening 9 into 6 frightening 11 fit 6 frightening 12 ? 10 a 11 fit 12 ? 13 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . i knew [gilbert] had been [called] to see her , but [i] did not hear what the trouble was . " 1 i 2 knew 2 knew 16 what 4 had 5 been 4 had 7 to 7 to 8 see 8 see 16 what 9 her 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 13 did 13 did 14 not 13 did 15 hear 15 hear 16 what 16 what 18 trouble 17 the 18 trouble 18 trouble 19 was 18 trouble 20 . 20 . 21 " " well , you know she has a weak heart . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 you 4 you 5 know 5 know 7 has 6 she 7 has 7 has 8 a 7 has 10 heart 8 a 9 weak 9 weak 10 heart 10 heart 11 . her heart gave out at once . 1 her 2 heart 2 heart 3 gave 2 heart 7 . 3 gave 4 out 4 out 6 once 5 at 6 once they told him they were only in fun and didn't think anyone would hear them . 1 they 2 told 2 told 3 him 2 told 15 them 4 they 5 were 5 were 6 only 6 only 7 in 6 only 8 fun 8 fun 9 and 8 fun 12 anyone 10 didn't 11 think 10 didn't 12 anyone 12 anyone 13 would 12 anyone 14 hear 14 hear 15 them 15 them 16 . they were [just] playing [indian] [ambush] . 1 they 2 were 2 were 4 playing 4 playing 7 . warren went back to the house and found his poor mother unconscious on the veranda . " 1 warren 2 went 2 went 3 back 3 back 15 veranda 4 to 5 the 5 the 15 veranda 6 house 15 veranda 7 and 8 found 8 found 15 veranda 9 his 15 veranda 10 poor 15 veranda 11 mother 15 veranda 12 unconscious 15 veranda 13 on 15 veranda 14 the 15 veranda 15 veranda 16 . 16 . 17 " susan , who had returned , sniffed contemptuously . 1 susan 3 who 1 susan 8 contemptuously 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 had 5 returned 8 contemptuously 6 , 8 contemptuously 7 sniffed 8 contemptuously 8 contemptuously 9 . " [i] [think] she was very far from [being] unconscious , [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] , and that you may tie to . 1 " 4 she 1 " 22 . 4 she 5 was 5 was 6 very 6 very 7 far 7 far 8 from 7 far 10 unconscious 11 , 16 and 11 , 19 may 15 , 16 and 17 that 19 may 18 you 19 may 19 may 20 tie 20 tie 21 to 20 tie 22 . i have been hearing [of] [amelia] [warren] ['s] weak [heart] for forty years . 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 been 3 been 4 hearing 3 been 13 years 9 weak 12 forty 11 for 12 forty 12 forty 13 years 13 years 14 . she had it when she was twenty . 1 she 2 had 2 had 7 twenty 3 it 4 when 4 when 5 she 4 when 6 was 4 when 7 twenty 7 twenty 8 . she enjoys making a fuss and having the doctor , and any excuse will do . " 1 she 2 enjoys 2 enjoys 3 making 2 enjoys 5 fuss 2 enjoys 7 having 2 enjoys 16 . 3 making 4 a 5 fuss 6 and 7 having 13 excuse 8 the 9 doctor 9 doctor 10 , 9 doctor 13 excuse 10 , 11 and 12 any 13 excuse 14 will 15 do 15 do 16 . 16 . 17 " " [i] don't think [gilbert] thought her attack very serious , " said [anne] . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 12 " 3 don't 4 think 6 thought 7 her 7 her 8 attack 8 attack 10 serious 9 very 10 serious 10 serious 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " oh , that may very well be , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 7 well 2 oh 3 , 4 that 5 may 5 may 7 well 6 very 7 well 7 well 8 be 7 well 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 14 . " [but] [the] [matter] [has] [made] [an] awful lot [of] [talk] and the [meads] [being] [methodists] makes [it] that [much] worse . 1 " 8 awful 8 awful 9 lot 9 lot 12 and 12 and 13 the 13 the 22 . 17 makes 19 that 17 makes 21 worse 21 worse 22 . what is going to become of those children ? 1 what 2 is 1 what 5 become 1 what 9 ? 2 is 3 going 3 going 4 to 5 become 6 of 5 become 7 those 7 those 8 children sometimes [i] can't sleep at nights for thinking about them , [anne] dearie . 1 sometimes 6 nights 3 can't 6 nights 4 sleep 6 nights 5 at 6 nights 6 nights 7 for 6 nights 8 thinking 8 thinking 9 about 8 thinking 13 dearie 9 about 10 them 10 them 11 , 13 dearie 14 . they are just running wild and now that school is closing they 'll be worse than ever . " 1 they 2 are 2 are 15 worse 3 just 11 closing 4 running 11 closing 5 wild 11 closing 6 and 11 closing 7 now 8 that 7 now 11 closing 9 school 11 closing 10 is 11 closing 11 closing 12 they 11 closing 13 'll 11 closing 15 worse 13 'll 14 be 15 worse 16 than 15 worse 18 . 16 than 17 ever 18 . 19 " " and they are all brave and frank and loyal and truthful . " 1 " 14 " 2 and 12 truthful 3 they 4 are 4 are 5 all 4 are 6 brave 6 brave 12 truthful 7 and 12 truthful 8 frank 12 truthful 9 and 12 truthful 10 loyal 12 truthful 11 and 12 truthful 12 truthful 13 . 13 . 14 " " when all is said [and] [done] , [mrs] [dr] [dear] , they are very nice children , " said [susan] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 5 said 2 when 3 all 2 when 4 is 5 said 8 , 8 , 13 they 12 , 13 they 13 they 14 are 14 are 16 nice 14 are 17 children 15 very 16 nice 17 children 18 , 18 , 20 said 19 " 20 said 20 said 22 . only [i] do think it is not proper for them to play [in] a [graveyard] and [that] [i] [will] maintain . " 1 only 8 proper 3 do 4 think 4 think 8 proper 5 it 6 is 5 it 8 proper 7 not 8 proper 8 proper 9 for 8 proper 10 them 8 proper 12 play 11 to 12 play 12 play 14 a 14 a 22 " 16 and 20 maintain 20 maintain 21 . 21 . 22 " " but [they] [really] [play] [quite] quietly there , " excused [anne] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 7 quietly 7 quietly 13 . 8 there 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 excused 11 excused 13 . " they don't run and yell as they do elsewhere . 1 " 11 . 2 they 6 yell 3 don't 6 yell 4 run 6 yell 5 and 6 yell 6 yell 8 they 6 yell 9 do 6 yell 10 elsewhere 7 as 8 they 10 elsewhere 11 . such [howls] as [drift] [up] [here] [from] [rainbow] [valley] [sometimes] [!] 1 such 3 as though [i] fancy my own small fry bear a valiant part in them . 1 though 7 fry 3 fancy 7 fry 4 my 5 own 5 own 7 fry 6 small 7 fry 7 fry 10 valiant 7 fry 11 part 7 fry 12 in 7 fry 13 them 7 fry 14 . 8 bear 9 a 8 bear 10 valiant 13 them 14 . jem is passing through the stage where all boys hanker to be soldiers . " 1 jem 6 stage 2 is 3 passing 3 passing 4 through 3 passing 6 stage 4 through 5 the 6 stage 10 hanker 6 stage 14 . 7 where 10 hanker 8 all 10 hanker 9 boys 10 hanker 10 hanker 11 to 10 hanker 12 be 10 hanker 13 soldiers 14 . 15 " " well , thank goodness , he 'll never be a soldier , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 thank 4 thank 5 goodness 5 goodness 6 , 5 goodness 8 'll 6 , 7 he 8 'll 9 never 8 'll 10 be 10 be 11 a 11 a 14 " 12 soldier 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 18 . " [i] [never] approved [of] [our] [boys] going to [that] [south] [african] [fracas] . 1 " 4 approved 4 approved 14 . 8 going 9 to 9 to 14 . but it 's over , and not likely anything of the kind will ever happen again . 1 but 2 it 2 it 8 likely 3 's 4 over 3 's 8 likely 5 , 6 and 5 , 7 not 7 not 8 likely 8 likely 15 happen 9 anything 15 happen 10 of 11 the 10 of 12 kind 12 kind 15 happen 13 will 15 happen 14 ever 15 happen 15 happen 16 again 16 again 17 . i think the world is getting more sensible . 1 i 2 think 2 think 8 sensible 3 the 4 world 4 world 8 sensible 5 is 8 sensible 6 getting 8 sensible 7 more 8 sensible 8 sensible 9 . " he [called] twice at the [kirks] ['] last [week] , [so] [i] [am] [told] , " said [susan] . 1 " 2 he 1 " 4 twice 1 " 18 said 5 at 6 the 5 at 9 last 9 last 11 , 11 , 18 said 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 . " well , " said [miss] [cornelia] thoughtfully , " as a rule , [i] don't approve of a minister marrying in his congregation . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 4 " 16 don't 5 said 8 thoughtfully 5 said 14 , 8 thoughtfully 13 rule 9 , 10 " 9 , 11 as 11 as 12 a 12 a 13 rule 16 don't 17 approve 17 approve 18 of 17 approve 19 a 18 of 19 a 19 a 25 . 20 minister 21 marrying 21 marrying 24 congregation 22 in 23 his 22 in 24 congregation 24 congregation 25 . it generally spoils him . 1 it 2 generally 2 generally 3 spoils 3 spoils 5 . 4 him 5 . even [the] [hill] [girls] balk [at] that . 1 even 5 balk 1 even 7 that 1 even 8 . they haven't [been] [found] [laying] traps [for] [mr] [meredith] . 1 they 2 haven't 2 haven't 6 traps 6 traps 10 . elizabeth would make him a good wife if he [only] thought so . 1 elizabeth 2 would 2 would 3 make 2 would 8 if 3 make 4 him 3 make 6 good 5 a 6 good 6 good 7 wife 8 if 9 he 9 he 11 thought 11 thought 12 so 12 so 13 . he [isn't] [so] other-worldly when it comes to that [,] [believe] [me] . ["] 1 he 4 other-worldly 4 other-worldly 13 . 5 when 7 comes 6 it 7 comes 7 comes 8 to 8 to 9 that 9 that 13 . " she would [likely] [turn] [presbyterian] if she married [mr] [meredith] , " retorted [susan] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 14 retorted 2 she 3 would 3 would 7 if 7 if 8 she 8 she 9 married 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 retorted 14 retorted 16 . miss [cornelia] [shook] her [head] [.] 1 miss 4 her evidently with her it was [,] [once] a [methodist] , [always] a [methodist] . 1 evidently 2 with 1 evidently 14 . 2 with 3 her 4 it 5 was 5 was 8 a 8 a 12 a 10 , 12 a 12 a 14 . " [sarah] [kirk] is entirely out of the question , " she said positively . 1 " 4 is 4 is 5 entirely 5 entirely 11 " 6 out 7 of 6 out 8 the 8 the 9 question 9 question 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 she 13 said 13 said 15 . 14 positively 15 . " and so is [emmeline] [drew] [though] [the] [drews] are all [trying] to make the match . 1 " 3 so 1 " 4 is 2 and 3 so 4 is 16 match 10 are 11 all 11 all 15 the 13 to 14 make 13 to 15 the 15 the 16 match 16 match 17 . they are literally throwing poor [emmeline] [at] [his] [head] , and he hasn't the least idea of it . " 1 they 2 are 1 they 4 throwing 2 are 3 literally 4 throwing 11 and 5 poor 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 he 12 he 13 hasn't 13 hasn't 16 idea 14 the 16 idea 15 least 16 idea 16 idea 17 of 17 of 18 it 18 it 19 . 19 . 20 " " [emmeline] [drew] [has] no gumption , [i] [must] allow , " said [susan] . 1 " 5 no 1 " 13 said 6 gumption 7 , 7 , 13 said 10 allow 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . and her mother was a very poor housekeeper . 1 and 2 her 2 her 3 mother 2 her 9 . 3 mother 8 housekeeper 4 was 5 a 4 was 8 housekeeper 5 a 8 housekeeper 6 very 8 housekeeper 7 poor 8 housekeeper did you ever hear the story of her dishcloth ? 1 did 2 you 1 did 3 ever 3 ever 9 dishcloth 4 hear 9 dishcloth 5 the 6 story 5 the 9 dishcloth 6 story 9 dishcloth 7 of 9 dishcloth 8 her 9 dishcloth 9 dishcloth 10 ? she lost her dishcloth one day . 1 she 4 dishcloth 2 lost 4 dishcloth 3 her 4 dishcloth 4 dishcloth 5 one 4 dishcloth 6 day 4 dishcloth 7 . but the next day she found it . 1 but 7 it 2 the 3 next 3 next 4 day 3 next 6 found 5 she 6 found 6 found 7 it 7 it 8 . oh , yes , [mrs] [dr] dear , she found it , in the goose at the dinner-table , mixed up with the stuffing . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 3 yes 1 oh 4 , 1 oh 7 dear 1 oh 8 , 1 oh 11 it 1 oh 12 , 8 , 9 she 9 she 10 found 12 , 18 dinner-table 12 , 25 . 13 in 14 the 13 in 18 dinner-table 14 the 18 dinner-table 15 goose 18 dinner-table 16 at 17 the 16 at 18 dinner-table 17 the 18 dinner-table 18 dinner-table 19 , 18 dinner-table 20 mixed 18 dinner-table 21 up 18 dinner-table 22 with 18 dinner-table 23 the 18 dinner-table 24 stuffing do you think a woman like that would do for a minister 's mother-in-law ? 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 think 1 do 14 mother-in-law 1 do 15 ? 4 a 5 woman 4 a 14 mother-in-law 6 like 7 that 7 that 8 would 8 would 14 mother-in-law 9 do 14 mother-in-law 10 for 14 mother-in-law 11 a 14 mother-in-law 12 minister 13 's 12 minister 14 mother-in-law i do not . 1 i 2 do 2 do 3 not 3 not 4 . but no doubt [i] would be [better] employed in mending [little] [jem] ['s] trousers than in talking gossip [about] [my] neighbours . 1 but 2 no 2 no 22 . 3 doubt 5 would 3 doubt 8 employed 5 would 6 be 8 employed 9 in 8 employed 21 neighbours 10 mending 14 trousers 14 trousers 15 than 14 trousers 16 in 14 trousers 17 talking 14 trousers 18 gossip 18 gossip 21 neighbours 21 neighbours 22 . he tore them something scandalous [last] [night] [in] [rainbow] [valley] . ["] 1 he 2 tore 2 tore 3 them 3 them 11 . 4 something 5 scandalous 5 scandalous 11 . " where is [walter] ? " asked [anne] . 1 " 2 where 2 where 3 is 2 where 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " he is up to no good , [i] [fear] [,] [mrs] [dr] . [dear] . 1 " 6 no 2 he 3 is 3 is 5 to 3 is 6 no 4 up 5 to 6 no 14 . 7 good 8 , 8 , 14 . 14 . 16 . he [is] in the attic writing [something] [in] [an] exercise book . 1 he 10 exercise 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 attic 5 attic 6 writing 6 writing 10 exercise 10 exercise 12 . 11 book 12 . and he has not done as well in arithmetic this term as he should , so the teacher tells me . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 has 3 has 9 arithmetic 4 not 9 arithmetic 5 done 9 arithmetic 6 as 7 well 7 well 9 arithmetic 8 in 9 arithmetic 9 arithmetic 10 this 9 arithmetic 11 term 9 arithmetic 12 as 9 arithmetic 14 should 12 as 13 he 14 should 19 tells 15 , 16 so 16 so 19 tells 17 the 18 teacher 18 teacher 19 tells 19 tells 20 me 20 me 21 . too well [i] [know] the reason [why] . 1 too 2 well 1 too 6 reason 1 too 8 . 5 the 6 reason he has been writing silly rhymes when he should have been doing his sums . 1 he 2 has 2 has 3 been 2 has 6 rhymes 4 writing 5 silly 4 writing 6 rhymes 5 silly 6 rhymes 6 rhymes 7 when 6 rhymes 9 should 6 rhymes 11 been 6 rhymes 12 doing 7 when 8 he 10 have 11 been 12 doing 14 sums 12 doing 15 . 13 his 14 sums i am afraid that boy is going to be a poet , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . " 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 afraid 3 afraid 11 poet 4 that 5 boy 4 that 6 is 6 is 7 going 7 going 8 to 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 a 10 a 11 poet 11 poet 17 " 12 , 17 " 16 . 17 " " he is a poet now , [susan] . " 1 " 3 is 2 he 3 is 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 poet 5 poet 10 " 6 now 7 , 7 , 10 " 9 . 10 " " well , [you] take it real calm , [mrs] [dr] dear . 1 " 2 well 1 " 12 dear 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 take 5 take 6 it 6 it 7 real 7 real 8 calm 9 , 12 dear 12 dear 13 . i suppose it is the best way , when a person has the strength . 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 3 it 2 suppose 11 person 3 it 4 is 5 the 6 best 6 best 7 way 6 best 11 person 7 way 8 , 7 way 9 when 10 a 11 person 11 person 12 has 11 person 14 strength 13 the 14 strength 14 strength 15 . i had an uncle who began by being a poet and ended up by being a tramp . 1 i 17 tramp 2 had 17 tramp 3 an 4 uncle 4 uncle 10 poet 5 who 10 poet 6 began 10 poet 7 by 10 poet 8 being 10 poet 9 a 10 poet 10 poet 11 and 10 poet 12 ended 12 ended 13 up 12 ended 14 by 12 ended 17 tramp 15 being 17 tramp 16 a 17 tramp 17 tramp 18 . our family were dreadfully ashamed of him . " 1 our 2 family 2 family 3 were 2 family 4 dreadfully 2 family 8 . 4 dreadfully 5 ashamed 5 ashamed 6 of 6 of 7 him 8 . 9 " " you don't seem to think [very] highly of poets , [susan] [,] " said [anne] , laughing . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 15 said 2 you 3 don't 3 don't 4 seem 4 seem 5 to 5 to 6 think 8 highly 9 of 8 highly 10 poets 10 poets 11 , 11 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 , 15 said 18 laughing 18 laughing 19 . " who does [,] [mrs] [dr] [dear] ? " asked [susan] in genuine astonishment . 1 " 2 who 1 " 15 . 3 does 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 14 astonishment 12 in 13 genuine 12 in 14 astonishment 14 astonishment 15 . " what about [milton] [and] [shakespeare] ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 about 2 what 7 ? and the poets of the [bible] [?] ["] 1 and 2 the 2 the 3 poets 3 poets 4 of 4 of 5 the " they tell me [milton] [could] [not] [get] [along] [with] [his] [wife] , and [shakespeare] was no more than respectable [by] [times] . 1 " 23 . 2 they 3 tell 3 tell 4 me 4 me 13 , 13 , 14 and 14 and 16 was 16 was 20 respectable 17 no 18 more 18 more 19 than 18 more 20 respectable 20 respectable 23 . i never knew any good to come of writing poetry , and [i] hope and pray that blessed boy will outgrow the tendency . 1 i 2 never 1 i 16 pray 2 never 3 knew 4 any 10 poetry 5 good 6 to 5 good 10 poetry 6 to 7 come 8 of 10 poetry 9 writing 10 poetry 10 poetry 16 pray 11 , 12 and 11 , 16 pray 14 hope 16 pray 15 and 16 pray 16 pray 21 outgrow 17 that 21 outgrow 18 blessed 21 outgrow 19 boy 21 outgrow 20 will 21 outgrow 21 outgrow 22 the 21 outgrow 23 tendency 23 tendency 24 . if he does not we must see what emulsion of cod-liver oil will do . " 1 if 3 does 2 he 3 does 3 does 9 emulsion 4 not 9 emulsion 5 we 6 must 5 we 9 emulsion 6 must 9 emulsion 7 see 9 emulsion 8 what 9 emulsion 9 emulsion 11 cod-liver 10 of 11 cod-liver 11 cod-liver 12 oil 11 cod-liver 13 will 11 cod-liver 14 do 11 cod-liver 16 " 15 . 16 " [chapter] [viii] [.] [miss] [cornelia] [intervenes] miss [cornelia] was more [favourably] [impressed] than she had expected to [be] [,] [but] [deemed] [it] her duty to be severe . 1 miss 18 duty 3 was 18 duty 4 more 7 than 7 than 10 expected 8 she 9 had 9 had 10 expected 10 expected 11 to 11 to 17 her 17 her 18 duty 18 duty 22 . 19 to 20 be 19 to 22 . 20 be 21 severe " say , it was rotten mean of me , " admitted [mary] easily . 1 " 12 admitted 2 say 3 , 2 say 6 rotten 4 it 5 was 4 it 6 rotten 5 was 6 rotten 6 rotten 7 mean 6 rotten 8 of 6 rotten 9 me 6 rotten 12 admitted 9 me 10 , 10 , 12 admitted 11 " 12 admitted 12 admitted 15 . 14 easily 15 . " [i] dunno [what] possessed me . 1 " 3 dunno 3 dunno 5 possessed 5 possessed 6 me 6 me 7 . that old codfish seemed to come in so blamed handy . 1 that 3 codfish 2 old 3 codfish 3 codfish 4 seemed 3 codfish 6 come 3 codfish 7 in 3 codfish 8 so 3 codfish 9 blamed 3 codfish 11 . 4 seemed 5 to 9 blamed 10 handy but [i] was awful sorry [i] cried last night after [i] went to bed about it , honest [i] [did] . 1 but 3 was 3 was 4 awful 4 awful 5 sorry 4 awful 9 night 7 cried 9 night 8 last 9 night 9 night 14 bed 10 after 14 bed 12 went 14 bed 13 to 14 bed 14 bed 17 , 14 bed 18 honest 14 bed 21 . 15 about 16 it 15 about 17 , you ask [una] [if] [i] [didn't] . 1 you 2 ask 2 ask 7 . laws [,] [i] ain't got any [feelings] to hurt worth speaking of . 1 laws 4 ain't 1 laws 9 hurt 4 ain't 5 got 4 ain't 6 any 8 to 9 hurt 9 hurt 13 . 10 worth 11 speaking 11 speaking 12 of 12 of 13 . what worries me is [why] [mrs] [wiley] hain't been hunting for me . 1 what 2 worries 2 worries 3 me 2 worries 8 hain't 2 worries 12 me 4 is 8 hain't 9 been 10 hunting 10 hunting 11 for 11 for 12 me 12 me 13 . it ain't [like] her . ["] 1 it 2 ain't 2 ain't 5 . 4 her 5 . " if the child 's story is true the matter ought to be looked into , " she said . 1 " 19 said 2 if 8 true 3 the 4 child 3 the 6 story 4 child 5 's 6 story 8 true 7 is 8 true 8 true 11 ought 8 true 19 said 9 the 10 matter 10 matter 11 ought 11 ought 12 to 11 ought 13 be 11 ought 14 looked 12 to 13 be 14 looked 15 into 16 , 19 said 17 " 19 said 18 she 19 said 19 said 20 . " [i] [know] [something] [about] that [wiley] [woman] , [believe] [me] [.] 1 " 6 that 1 " 9 , marshall used to be well acquainted with her when he lived over-harbour . 1 marshall 2 used 1 marshall 12 over-harbour 2 used 3 to 2 used 4 be 5 well 6 acquainted 6 acquainted 7 with 6 acquainted 12 over-harbour 7 with 8 her 9 when 10 he 9 when 12 over-harbour 11 lived 12 over-harbour 12 over-harbour 13 . i heard him say something last summer about her and a [home] child [she] [had] [likely] [this] [very] [mary-creature] . 1 i 2 heard 2 heard 3 him 2 heard 4 say 2 heard 11 a 4 say 5 something 5 something 6 last 5 something 8 about 6 last 7 summer 8 about 9 her 9 her 10 and 11 a 13 child 13 child 20 . he said some one told him she was working the child to death and not half feeding and clothing it . 1 he 2 said 1 he 9 working 3 some 4 one 3 some 9 working 5 told 6 him 5 told 9 working 7 she 8 was 8 was 9 working 9 working 13 death 10 the 11 child 11 child 13 death 12 to 13 death 13 death 19 clothing 14 and 19 clothing 15 not 19 clothing 16 half 19 clothing 17 feeding 19 clothing 18 and 19 clothing 19 clothing 20 it 19 clothing 21 . you know , [anne] dearie , it has always been [my] habit neither to make nor meddle with those over-harbour folks . 1 you 2 know 2 know 3 , 2 know 22 . 5 dearie 6 , 5 dearie 21 folks 7 it 10 been 7 it 12 habit 8 has 10 been 9 always 10 been 12 habit 17 meddle 13 neither 15 make 13 neither 16 nor 14 to 15 make 16 nor 17 meddle 17 meddle 18 with 17 meddle 20 over-harbour 17 meddle 21 folks 19 those 20 over-harbour 21 folks 22 . but [i] shall send [marshall] [over] to-morrow to find out the rights of this if he can . 1 but 3 shall 3 shall 4 send 4 send 18 . 7 to-morrow 12 rights 8 to 9 find 9 find 12 rights 10 out 11 the 11 the 12 rights 12 rights 13 of 12 rights 14 this 12 rights 17 can 12 rights 18 . 15 if 16 he 15 if 17 can and [then] [i] ['ll] [speak] to the minister . 1 and 6 to 6 to 8 minister 7 the 8 minister 8 minister 9 . mind you , [anne] dearie , the [merediths] [found] [this] girl [literally] starving [in] [james] [taylor] ['s] [old] hay [barn] . 1 mind 19 hay 2 you 3 , 3 , 5 dearie 5 dearie 6 , 5 dearie 13 starving 7 the 11 girl 7 the 13 starving 13 starving 19 hay 19 hay 21 . she had been there all night , cold and hungry and alone . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 there 3 been 12 alone 5 all 6 night 5 all 12 alone 6 night 7 , 6 night 10 hungry 8 cold 9 and 8 cold 10 hungry 10 hungry 11 and 12 alone 13 . and us sleeping warm in our beds after good suppers . " 1 and 10 suppers 2 us 3 sleeping 3 sleeping 4 warm 4 warm 10 suppers 5 in 10 suppers 6 our 10 suppers 7 beds 10 suppers 8 after 10 suppers 9 good 10 suppers 10 suppers 12 " 11 . 12 " " if [she] [has] [been] [ill-used] [,] [miss] [cornelia] , [she] mustn't [be] [taken] [back] to [such] a place . 1 " 2 if 1 " 12 mustn't 10 , 12 mustn't 12 mustn't 20 . 16 to 19 place 18 a 19 place 19 place 20 . i was an orphan once in a very similar situation . " 1 i 2 was 2 was 4 orphan 3 an 4 orphan 4 orphan 9 similar 5 once 9 similar 6 in 7 a 6 in 9 similar 7 a 9 similar 8 very 9 similar 9 similar 10 situation 10 situation 11 . 11 . 12 " " [we] 'll have to [consult] the [hopetown] asylum folks , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 'll 3 'll 4 have 4 have 5 to 5 to 7 the 5 to 16 . 7 the 9 asylum 10 folks 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . " anyway , she can't be left at the manse . 1 " 5 can't 2 anyway 3 , 2 anyway 5 can't 3 , 4 she 5 can't 6 be 5 can't 10 manse 7 left 10 manse 8 at 10 manse 9 the 10 manse 10 manse 11 . dear knows what those poor children might learn from her . 1 dear 2 knows 2 knows 3 what 2 knows 8 learn 4 those 6 children 5 poor 6 children 6 children 8 learn 7 might 8 learn 8 learn 9 from 9 from 10 her 10 her 11 . i understand that she has been known to swear . 1 i 2 understand 2 understand 3 that 3 that 5 has 4 she 5 has 5 has 6 been 6 been 7 known 7 known 8 to 7 known 9 swear 9 swear 10 . but [just] think of her [being] [there] [two] [whole] [weeks] and [mr] [meredith] [never] waking [up] [to] it ! 1 but 3 think 3 think 4 of 4 of 15 waking 5 her 11 and 5 her 15 waking 15 waking 19 ! 18 it 19 ! what business has a man like that to have a family ? 1 what 2 business 1 what 3 has 1 what 6 like 1 what 9 have 1 what 12 ? 3 has 4 a 4 a 5 man 6 like 7 that 6 like 8 to 10 a 11 family 11 family 12 ? why , [anne] dearie , he ought to be a monk . " 1 why 2 , 2 , 13 " 4 dearie 5 , 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 ought 7 ought 8 to 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 a 10 a 11 monk 11 monk 12 . 12 . 13 " two evenings [later] [miss] [cornelia] [was] [back] [at] [ingleside] . 1 two 2 evenings 1 two 10 . " it 's the most amazing thing ! " she said . 1 " 3 's 1 " 11 said 2 it 3 's 4 the 5 most 5 most 6 amazing 6 amazing 7 thing 7 thing 8 ! 8 ! 9 " 8 ! 11 said 10 she 11 said 11 said 12 . " [mrs] [wiley] was [found] [dead] in [her] bed [the] very [morning] [after] [this] [mary-creature] [ran] [away] . 1 " 18 . 4 was 7 in 4 was 11 very 7 in 9 bed 11 very 18 . she has had a bad heart for years and the doctor had warned her it might happen at any time . 1 she 2 has 2 has 6 heart 2 has 8 years 3 had 4 a 4 a 5 bad 5 bad 6 heart 7 for 8 years 8 years 9 and 8 years 13 warned 8 years 21 . 10 the 11 doctor 11 doctor 13 warned 12 had 13 warned 13 warned 14 her 13 warned 17 happen 13 warned 19 any 13 warned 20 time 15 it 16 might 16 might 17 happen 18 at 19 any she had sent away her hired man and there was nobody in the house . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 sent 3 sent 4 away 3 sent 6 hired 5 her 6 hired 6 hired 7 man 6 hired 11 nobody 6 hired 14 house 8 and 11 nobody 9 there 10 was 9 there 11 nobody 12 in 14 house 13 the 14 house 14 house 15 . some neighbours found her the next day . 1 some 7 day 2 neighbours 3 found 2 neighbours 4 her 2 neighbours 6 next 4 her 5 the 6 next 7 day 7 day 8 . the cousin didn't come to the funeral and so nobody [ever] knew [that] [mary] [wasn't] [with] her . 1 the 2 cousin 2 cousin 7 funeral 3 didn't 4 come 4 come 5 to 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 funeral 7 funeral 18 . 8 and 10 nobody 9 so 10 nobody 10 nobody 12 knew 12 knew 17 her 17 her 18 . you know , it puts [marshall] [in] [a] [regular] fury to hear of a child being ill-used . 1 you 2 know 2 know 3 , 2 know 4 it 4 it 18 . 5 puts 10 fury 10 fury 12 hear 10 fury 13 of 10 fury 15 child 10 fury 16 being 11 to 12 hear 14 a 15 child 16 being 17 ill-used 17 ill-used 18 . they said she whipped her mercilessly for every little fault or mistake . 1 they 6 mercilessly 2 said 6 mercilessly 3 she 4 whipped 4 whipped 5 her 4 whipped 6 mercilessly 6 mercilessly 7 for 6 mercilessly 8 every 6 mercilessly 9 little 6 mercilessly 10 fault 6 mercilessly 11 or 6 mercilessly 12 mistake 12 mistake 13 . some folks talked of writing to the asylum authorities but everybody 's business is nobody 's business and it was never done . " 1 some 2 folks 2 folks 3 talked 3 talked 9 authorities 4 of 9 authorities 5 writing 9 authorities 6 to 9 authorities 7 the 9 authorities 8 asylum 9 authorities 9 authorities 10 but 9 authorities 11 everybody 9 authorities 12 's 9 authorities 13 business 9 authorities 14 is 9 authorities 15 nobody 9 authorities 16 's 9 authorities 17 business 9 authorities 24 " 18 and 19 it 19 it 20 was 19 it 22 done 20 was 21 never 22 done 23 . 23 . 24 " " [i] [am] sorry that [wiley] person is dead , " said [susan] fiercely . 1 " 4 sorry 1 " 8 is 4 sorry 7 person 5 that 7 person 8 is 9 dead 9 dead 10 , 10 , 12 said 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 fiercely 14 fiercely 15 . " [i] should like to go over-harbour and give her a piece of my mind . 1 " 16 . 3 should 7 over-harbour 4 like 5 to 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 over-harbour 7 over-harbour 8 and 7 over-harbour 12 piece 7 over-harbour 16 . 9 give 10 her 9 give 12 piece 11 a 12 piece 12 piece 13 of 12 piece 15 mind 14 my 15 mind starving and beating a [child] [,] [mrs] [dr] [dear] [!] 1 starving 3 beating 2 and 3 beating 3 beating 4 a as you know , [i] [hold] [with] lawful spanking , but [i] [go] no further . 1 as 2 you 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 , 3 know 8 lawful 8 lawful 9 spanking 9 spanking 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 14 no 14 no 15 further 15 further 16 . and what is to become of [this] poor [child] now , [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] ? " 1 and 2 what 2 what 5 become 2 what 15 ? 3 is 4 to 4 to 5 become 5 become 6 of 5 become 8 poor 10 now 11 , 10 now 15 ? 15 ? 16 " " [i] [suppose] she must be [sent] [back] to [hopetown] , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 5 must 1 " 11 , 4 she 5 must 5 must 6 be 6 be 9 to 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . " [i] [think] [every] [one] hereabouts [who] wants a home [child] [has] [one] . 1 " 6 hereabouts 6 hereabouts 8 wants 8 wants 14 . 9 a 10 home 10 home 14 . i 'll see [mr] [meredith] to-morrow [and] tell him my opinion of the whole affair . " 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 see 2 'll 6 to-morrow 6 to-morrow 17 " 8 tell 9 him 8 tell 11 opinion 10 my 11 opinion 11 opinion 16 . 12 of 13 the 12 of 16 . 13 the 14 whole 14 whole 15 affair 16 . 17 " " [and] no doubt she [will] , [mrs] [dr] dear , " said [susan] , after [miss] [cornelia] [had] [gone] . 1 " 3 no 1 " 13 said 3 no 4 doubt 4 doubt 5 she 7 , 10 dear 10 dear 11 , 11 , 13 said 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 , 13 said 21 . 15 , 16 after " she would stick at nothing , [not] [even] [at] shingling the [church] spire [if] [she] [took] [it] [into] [her] [head] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 22 . 2 she 3 would 3 would 4 stick 4 stick 5 at 4 stick 6 nothing 7 , 11 shingling 11 shingling 14 spire 12 the 14 spire 14 spire 22 . but [i] [cannot] [understand] how [even] [cornelia] [bryant] can [talk] [to] [a] minister [as] [she] [does] . 1 but 5 how 5 how 9 can 9 can 13 minister 13 minister 17 . you [would] think he was just any common person . " 1 you 3 think 3 think 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 6 just 6 just 8 common 7 any 8 common 8 common 9 person 9 person 10 . 10 . 11 " the others were already there . 1 the 2 others 2 others 3 were 2 others 6 . 3 were 4 already 3 were 5 there jem and [jerry] [were] playing [quoits] [with] [old] [horseshoes] borrowed from the [glen] blacksmith . 1 jem 5 playing 2 and 5 playing 5 playing 10 borrowed 10 borrowed 14 blacksmith 11 from 12 the 12 the 14 blacksmith 14 blacksmith 15 . carl was stalking ants on a sunny hillock . 1 carl 2 was 2 was 3 stalking 3 stalking 4 ants 3 stalking 9 . 4 ants 5 on 4 ants 7 sunny 5 on 6 a 7 sunny 8 hillock " say , ain't them [in'resting] lies ? " said [mary] admiringly when [walter] [had] closed the book . 1 " 2 say 1 " 10 said 2 say 3 , 4 ain't 5 them 4 ain't 7 lies 7 lies 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 admiringly 10 said 19 . 13 when 16 closed 16 closed 17 the 17 the 18 book 18 book 19 . " they aren't lies , " said [di] indignantly . 1 " 2 they 1 " 3 aren't 3 aren't 4 lies 4 lies 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 indignantly 9 indignantly 10 . " you don't mean [they] 're [true] ? " asked [mary] incredulously . 1 " 6 're 1 " 12 incredulously 2 you 4 mean 2 you 6 're 3 don't 4 mean 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 12 incredulously 12 incredulously 13 . " no not exactly . 1 " 2 no 2 no 4 exactly 3 not 4 exactly 4 exactly 5 . they 're like those ghost-stories of yours . 1 they 5 ghost-stories 2 're 5 ghost-stories 3 like 5 ghost-stories 4 those 5 ghost-stories 5 ghost-stories 6 of 5 ghost-stories 7 yours 5 ghost-stories 8 . they weren't true but you didn't expect us to believe them , so they weren't lies . " 1 they 2 weren't 2 weren't 3 true 2 weren't 7 expect 2 weren't 16 lies 2 weren't 18 " 4 but 6 didn't 5 you 6 didn't 6 didn't 7 expect 7 expect 8 us 7 expect 9 to 7 expect 10 believe 11 them 14 they 12 , 14 they 13 so 14 they 14 they 15 weren't 15 weren't 16 lies 17 . 18 " " that yarn about the divining rod is no lie , anyhow , " said [mary] . 1 " 6 divining 2 that 6 divining 3 yarn 6 divining 4 about 6 divining 5 the 6 divining 6 divining 7 rod 6 divining 8 is 6 divining 9 no 6 divining 10 lie 6 divining 11 , 6 divining 12 anyhow 12 anyhow 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " old [jake] [crawford] over-harbour can [work] it . 1 " 2 old 2 old 5 over-harbour 5 over-harbour 9 . 6 can 8 it 8 it 9 . they send for him from everywhere when they want to dig a well . 1 they 6 everywhere 2 send 3 for 2 send 6 everywhere 3 for 4 him 5 from 6 everywhere 6 everywhere 8 they 6 everywhere 9 want 6 everywhere 11 dig 7 when 8 they 9 want 10 to 11 dig 12 a 11 dig 13 well 13 well 14 . and [i] [believe] [i] know the [wandering] [jew] . " 1 and 5 know 5 know 10 " 6 the 9 . 9 . 10 " " oh , [mary] , " said [una] , awe-struck . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 7 said 11 . 10 awe-struck 11 . " [i] do true 's you 're alive . 1 " 7 're 3 do 6 you 4 true 5 's 4 true 6 you 6 you 7 're 7 're 8 alive 8 alive 9 . there was an old man at [mrs] [wiley] ['s] one day last fall . 1 there 2 was 1 there 10 one 2 was 3 an 3 an 4 old 4 old 5 man 5 man 6 at 10 one 11 day 11 day 12 last 12 last 13 fall 13 fall 14 . he [looked] [old] [enough] to be [anything] . 1 he 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 8 . she was asking him about cedar posts , if he thought they 'd [last] [well] . 1 she 6 cedar 1 she 13 'd 2 was 6 cedar 3 asking 6 cedar 4 him 6 cedar 5 about 6 cedar 6 cedar 7 posts 6 cedar 9 if 6 cedar 10 he 6 cedar 11 thought 6 cedar 12 they 7 posts 8 , 13 'd 16 . and he said , ' [last] well ? 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 said 3 said 4 , 3 said 5 ' 5 ' 7 well 7 well 8 ? they ['ll] [last] a [thousand] [years] [.] 1 they 4 a i know , [for] [i] 've tried them twice . ' 1 i 2 know 1 i 6 've 2 know 3 , 6 've 7 tried 7 tried 8 them 8 them 9 twice 8 them 10 . 10 . 11 ' now , [if] [he] [was] [two] [thousand] [years] [old] who was he [but] your [wandering] [jew] ? " 1 now 2 , 2 , 10 who 10 who 11 was 10 who 17 ? 11 was 12 he 14 your 17 ? 17 ? 18 " " [i] don't believe [the] [wandering] [jew] would associate with a person [like] [mrs] [wiley] , " said [faith] decidedly . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 17 " 3 don't 4 believe 4 believe 8 would 9 associate 10 with 10 with 11 a 11 a 12 person 12 person 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 decidedly 20 decidedly 21 . " [i] [love] the [pied] [piper] story , " said [di] , " and so [does] [mother] . 1 " 7 story 4 the 7 story 7 story 18 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 10 said 18 . 12 , 13 " 12 , 14 and 14 and 15 so i always feel so sorry for the poor little lame boy who couldn't keep up with the others and got shut out of the mountain . 1 i 5 sorry 2 always 3 feel 3 feel 5 sorry 4 so 5 sorry 5 sorry 6 for 5 sorry 10 lame 7 the 8 poor 8 poor 9 little 8 poor 10 lame 10 lame 11 boy 10 lame 12 who 10 lame 13 couldn't 10 lame 14 keep 14 keep 15 up 14 keep 18 others 14 keep 21 shut 16 with 17 the 17 the 18 others 18 others 19 and 18 others 20 got 21 shut 22 out 21 shut 25 mountain 22 out 23 of 24 the 25 mountain 25 mountain 26 . he must have been so disappointed . 1 he 2 must 2 must 3 have 3 have 4 been 4 been 5 so 5 so 6 disappointed 6 disappointed 7 . " but how glad his mother must have been , " said [una] softly . 1 " 3 how 1 " 12 said 2 but 3 how 3 how 4 glad 4 glad 8 have 5 his 6 mother 6 mother 7 must 7 must 8 have 8 have 9 been 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 softly 14 softly 15 . " [i] think she had been sorry all her life that he was lame . 1 " 3 think 1 " 15 . 4 she 5 had 4 she 7 sorry 5 had 6 been 7 sorry 14 lame 8 all 10 life 9 her 10 life 10 life 14 lame 11 that 12 he 12 he 13 was 12 he 14 lame 13 was 14 lame 14 lame 15 . perhaps she even used to cry about it . 1 perhaps 2 she 2 she 4 used 3 even 4 used 4 used 5 to 4 used 6 cry 6 cry 7 about 6 cry 9 . 7 about 8 it but she would never be sorry again never . 1 but 8 never 2 she 3 would 3 would 4 never 3 would 5 be 3 would 7 again 3 would 8 never 5 be 6 sorry 8 never 9 . she would be glad he was lame because that was why she hadn't lost him . " 1 she 2 would 2 would 3 be 2 would 15 him 3 be 4 glad 4 glad 7 lame 5 he 6 was 5 he 7 lame 6 was 7 lame 7 lame 8 because 7 lame 11 why 7 lame 13 hadn't 9 that 10 was 9 that 11 why 12 she 13 hadn't 13 hadn't 14 lost 15 him 16 . 16 . 17 " and [i] will follow him follow him down to the shore down to the sea away from you [all] . 1 and 3 will 3 will 6 follow 3 will 18 you 4 follow 5 him 4 follow 6 follow 6 follow 7 him 6 follow 11 shore 8 down 11 shore 9 to 11 shore 10 the 11 shore 11 shore 15 sea 12 down 15 sea 13 to 15 sea 14 the 15 sea 15 sea 17 from 16 away 17 from 18 you 20 . i don't [think] [i] ['ll] want to go [jem] will [want] [to] [go] it will be such an adventure but [i] won't . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 10 will 2 don't 6 want 6 want 7 to 6 want 8 go 10 will 19 adventure 14 it 15 will 15 will 16 be 15 will 19 adventure 17 such 18 an 18 an 19 adventure 19 adventure 20 but 19 adventure 22 won't 19 adventure 23 . only [i'll] [have] to [the] [music] [will] [call] [and] [call] [and] [call] me [until] [i] [must] [follow] [.] ["] 1 only 13 me 4 to 13 me " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . you ['ll] sit here [and] wait , " said [walter] , his [great] [,] [splendid] eyes full of [strange] glamour . 1 you 3 sit 3 sit 4 here 4 here 8 " 6 wait 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 21 . 12 his 16 eyes 16 eyes 20 glamour 17 full 18 of 17 full 20 glamour 20 glamour 21 . " you 'll wait for us to come back . 1 " 3 'll 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 wait 3 'll 7 to 3 'll 8 come 4 wait 5 for 5 for 6 us 8 come 9 back 9 back 10 . and [we] [may] not [come] for [we] [cannot] [come] [as] [long] [as] the [piper] plays . 1 and 4 not 4 not 6 for 6 for 13 the 13 the 15 plays 15 plays 16 . he may pipe us round the world . 1 he 3 pipe 2 may 3 pipe 3 pipe 4 us 3 pipe 5 round 3 pipe 7 world 3 pipe 8 . 6 the 7 world and still you 'll sit here and wait [and] [wait] . " 1 and 2 still 1 and 4 'll 3 you 4 'll 4 'll 5 sit 5 sit 6 here 5 sit 7 and 5 sit 8 wait 8 wait 11 . 11 . 12 " " oh , dry up , " said [mary] , shivering . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 8 said 4 dry 5 up 4 dry 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 11 shivering 11 shivering 12 . " don't look like that , [walter] [blythe] . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 9 . 2 don't 4 like 3 look 4 like 4 like 5 that 6 , 9 . you give me the creeps . 1 you 2 give 2 give 3 me 2 give 5 creeps 4 the 5 creeps 5 creeps 6 . do you want to set me bawling ? 1 do 2 you 1 do 7 bawling 3 want 4 to 3 want 7 bawling 5 set 7 bawling 6 me 7 bawling 7 bawling 8 ? walter smiled in triumph . 1 walter 2 smiled 2 smiled 4 triumph 3 in 4 triumph 4 triumph 5 . he liked to exercise this power of his over his companions to play on their feelings , waken their fears , thrill their souls . 1 he 2 liked 2 liked 3 to 2 liked 4 exercise 4 exercise 5 this 4 exercise 6 power 6 power 7 of 6 power 11 companions 7 of 8 his 8 his 11 companions 9 over 11 companions 10 his 11 companions 11 companions 13 play 11 companions 15 their 11 companions 16 feelings 11 companions 25 . 12 to 13 play 13 play 14 on 16 feelings 17 , 18 waken 20 fears 18 waken 21 , 18 waken 22 thrill 19 their 20 fears 22 thrill 24 souls 23 their 24 souls 24 souls 25 . it satisfied some dramatic instinct in him . 1 it 5 instinct 2 satisfied 5 instinct 3 some 5 instinct 4 dramatic 5 instinct 5 instinct 6 in 5 instinct 7 him 7 him 8 . but under his triumph was a queer little chill of some mysterious dread . 1 but 9 chill 2 under 9 chill 3 his 4 triumph 4 triumph 7 queer 4 triumph 9 chill 5 was 6 a 6 a 7 queer 7 queer 8 little 9 chill 10 of 9 chill 12 mysterious 9 chill 13 dread 9 chill 14 . 11 some 12 mysterious carl , coming up to their group with a report of the doings in ant-land , brought them all back to the realm of facts . 1 carl 2 , 1 carl 7 group 3 coming 4 up 3 coming 7 group 5 to 6 their 6 their 7 group 7 group 8 with 7 group 10 report 9 a 10 report 10 report 15 ant-land 11 of 15 ant-land 12 the 15 ant-land 13 doings 15 ant-land 14 in 15 ant-land 15 ant-land 16 , 15 ant-land 17 brought 15 ant-land 18 them 15 ant-land 19 all 15 ant-land 20 back 20 back 21 to 20 back 23 realm 22 the 23 realm 23 realm 24 of 23 realm 25 facts 23 realm 26 . " [ants] [are] darned [in'resting] , " exclaimed [mary] [,] glad to escape the shadowy [piper] 's thrall . 1 " 4 darned 4 darned 6 , 4 darned 11 glad 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 exclaimed 11 glad 12 to 12 to 13 escape 13 escape 14 the 13 escape 15 shadowy 15 shadowy 17 's 17 's 18 thrall 18 thrall 19 . " [carl] [and] me watched [that] [bed] in the graveyard all [saturday] afternoon . 1 " 4 me 4 me 14 . 5 watched 8 in 8 in 9 the 9 the 10 graveyard 10 graveyard 13 afternoon 11 all 13 afternoon 13 afternoon 14 . i never thought there was so much in bugs . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 thought 2 never 6 so 3 thought 5 was 4 there 5 was 6 so 7 much 7 much 9 bugs 8 in 9 bugs 9 bugs 10 . say , but they 're quarrelsome little cusses some of ' em like [to] [start] a [fight] ['] [thout] [any] reason , [far] ['s] we could [see] . 1 say 2 , 2 , 8 cusses 3 but 8 cusses 4 they 8 cusses 5 're 8 cusses 6 quarrelsome 8 cusses 7 little 8 cusses 8 cusses 9 some 8 cusses 10 of 8 cusses 12 em 8 cusses 13 like 11 ' 12 em 13 like 16 a 16 a 21 reason 21 reason 22 , 22 , 25 we 25 we 26 could 26 could 28 . and some of ' em are cowards . 1 and 7 cowards 2 some 3 of 2 some 7 cowards 3 of 7 cowards 4 ' 5 em 5 em 7 cowards 6 are 7 cowards 7 cowards 8 . they got so scared they just doubled theirselves up into a ball and let the other fellows bang ' em . 1 they 8 theirselves 2 got 8 theirselves 3 so 8 theirselves 4 scared 8 theirselves 5 they 8 theirselves 6 just 8 theirselves 7 doubled 8 theirselves 8 theirselves 9 up 8 theirselves 10 into 8 theirselves 11 a 8 theirselves 12 ball 8 theirselves 13 and 8 theirselves 14 let 14 let 20 em 15 the 16 other 16 other 17 fellows 17 fellows 18 bang 18 bang 20 em 19 ' 20 em 20 em 21 . they wouldn't put up a fight at all . 1 they 6 fight 1 they 8 all 2 wouldn't 3 put 2 wouldn't 6 fight 3 put 4 up 5 a 6 fight 7 at 8 all 8 all 9 . some of ' em are lazy and won't work . 1 some 2 of 1 some 4 em 3 ' 4 em 4 em 6 lazy 4 em 10 . 5 are 6 lazy 6 lazy 7 and 6 lazy 8 won't 6 lazy 9 work we watched ' em shirking . 1 we 5 shirking 2 watched 5 shirking 3 ' 4 em 4 em 5 shirking 5 shirking 6 . a shocked silence prevailed . 1 a 2 shocked 2 shocked 3 silence 3 silence 4 prevailed 4 prevailed 5 . every one [knew] that [mary] had [not] started out to say " goodness [.] ["] 1 every 2 one 1 every 4 that 1 every 13 goodness 6 had 8 started 8 started 9 out 8 started 13 goodness 10 to 11 say 11 say 13 goodness 12 " 13 goodness faith [and] [di] [exchanged] glances that would have [done] [credit] to [miss] [cornelia] herself [.] 1 faith 14 herself 5 glances 7 would 6 that 7 would 7 would 8 have 8 have 11 to 11 to 14 herself walter and [carl] [looked] uncomfortable and [una] ['s] lip [trembled] . 1 walter 11 . 2 and 5 uncomfortable 5 uncomfortable 6 and 5 uncomfortable 9 lip 9 lip 11 . mary squirmed uncomfortably . 1 mary 2 squirmed 2 squirmed 3 uncomfortably 3 uncomfortably 4 . you folks over here are mighty squeamish seems to me . 1 you 7 squeamish 2 folks 7 squeamish 3 over 7 squeamish 4 here 7 squeamish 5 are 7 squeamish 6 mighty 7 squeamish 7 squeamish 8 seems 7 squeamish 10 me 7 squeamish 11 . 8 seems 9 to wish you could have [heard] [the] [wileys] when they had a [fight] [.] ["] 1 wish 2 you 1 wish 3 could 3 could 4 have 4 have 11 a 8 when 9 they 8 when 10 had 10 had 11 a " ladies don't say such things , " said [faith] , [very] primly for her . 1 " 2 ladies 1 " 3 don't 1 " 9 said 3 don't 4 say 4 say 6 things 5 such 6 things 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 16 . 11 , 13 primly 14 for 15 her 15 her 16 . " it isn't right , " whispered [una] . 1 " 3 isn't 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 right 4 right 5 , 5 , 7 whispered 6 " 7 whispered 7 whispered 9 . " [i] ain't a lady , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 ain't 3 ain't 4 a 4 a 7 " 5 lady 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [what] [chance] ['ve] [i] ever had of being a lady [?] 1 " 11 lady 6 ever 7 had 7 had 10 a 8 of 9 being 9 being 10 a 10 a 11 lady but [i] [won't] [say] that [again] if [i] [can] [help] it . 1 but 5 that 1 but 11 it 7 if 11 it 11 it 12 . i promise you . " 1 i 2 promise 1 i 3 you 3 you 5 " 4 . 5 " " [i] don't expect [him] to answer ' em anyhow , " said [mary] [of] [little] faith . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 13 said 3 don't 4 expect 4 expect 6 to 7 answer 9 em 8 ' 9 em 9 em 10 anyhow 10 anyhow 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 17 faith 17 faith 18 . " [i] 've been asking [him] for a week [to] clear up [this] [wiley] affair and [he] [hasn't] [done] a [thing] . 1 " 22 . 3 've 4 been 4 been 5 asking 5 asking 9 week 5 asking 20 a 7 for 9 week 8 a 9 week 11 clear 12 up 11 clear 20 a 15 affair 16 and 15 affair 20 a 20 a 22 . i 'm going to give up . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 5 give 5 give 6 up 6 up 7 . 7 . 8 " at [this] juncture [nan] arrived breathless . 1 at 7 . 3 juncture 5 arrived 5 arrived 6 breathless 6 breathless 7 . " oh , [mary] , [i] ['ve] news for you . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 11 . 8 news 9 for 9 for 10 you 10 you 11 . [mrs] [elliott] [has] [been] [over-harbour] [and] [what] [do] [you] [think] [she] [found] [out] [?] mrs [wiley] [is] [dead] [she] [was] [found] [dead] [in] [bed] [the] [morning] [after] [you] [ran] [away] . 1 mrs 17 . so [you] ['ll] [never] [have] [to] [go] [back] [to] [her] . " 1 so 11 . 11 . 12 " " [dead] ! " said [mary] stupefied . 1 " 5 said 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 5 said 8 . 7 stupefied 8 . then she shivered . 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 shivered 3 shivered 4 . " do you s'pose my praying had [anything] to do with that ? " she cried [imploringly] to [una] . 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 13 ? 3 you 4 s'pose 4 s'pose 6 praying 5 my 6 praying 7 had 9 to 9 to 10 do 10 do 11 with 10 do 12 that 10 do 13 ? 13 ? 14 " 14 " 16 cried 15 she 16 cried 16 cried 20 . 18 to 20 . " if [it] [had] [i] ['ll] [never] pray again [as] [long] [as] [i] [live] . 1 " 2 if 1 " 8 pray 8 pray 15 . 9 again 15 . why , she may come back and ha'nt me . " 1 why 2 , 2 , 11 " 3 she 8 ha'nt 4 may 8 ha'nt 5 come 8 ha'nt 6 back 8 ha'nt 7 and 8 ha'nt 8 ha'nt 9 me 8 ha'nt 11 " 10 . 11 " " no , no , [mary] , " said [una] comfortingly , " it hadn't . 1 " 2 no 1 " 16 . 2 no 3 , 2 no 4 no 4 no 5 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 16 . 8 " 9 said 8 " 15 hadn't 9 said 11 comfortingly 11 comfortingly 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 it why , [mrs] [wiley] [died] [long] [before] you ever [began] [to] pray [about] it at all . " 1 why 2 , 1 why 8 you 8 you 18 " 9 ever 12 pray 12 pray 14 it 14 it 16 all 15 at 16 all 16 all 17 . 17 . 18 " " that 's so , " said [mary] recovering from her panic . 1 " 3 's 1 " 6 " 2 that 3 's 3 's 4 so 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 recovering 7 said 13 . 10 from 11 her 10 from 12 panic 12 panic 13 . " but [i] tell you it [gave] me [a] start . 1 " 2 but 1 " 10 start 4 tell 5 you 4 tell 6 it 4 tell 8 me 8 me 10 start 10 start 11 . i wouldn't like [to] [think] [i] 'd prayed anybody to death . 1 i 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 like 2 wouldn't 8 prayed 7 'd 8 prayed 8 prayed 9 anybody 8 prayed 11 death 10 to 11 death 11 death 12 . i never thought of such a thing as her dying when [i] was praying . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 thought 2 never 5 such 3 thought 4 of 5 such 6 a 5 such 7 thing 7 thing 14 praying 8 as 14 praying 9 her 10 dying 10 dying 14 praying 11 when 14 praying 13 was 14 praying 14 praying 15 . she didn't seem much like the dying kind . 1 she 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 seem 3 seem 4 much 3 seem 5 like 3 seem 7 dying 3 seem 8 kind 6 the 7 dying 8 kind 9 . did [mrs] [elliott] say anything about me ? " 1 did 4 say 1 did 8 ? 4 say 5 anything 5 anything 6 about 7 me 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " she said you would likely have to go back to the asylum . " 1 " 3 said 1 " 4 you 2 she 3 said 4 you 6 likely 5 would 6 likely 6 likely 7 have 6 likely 8 to 8 to 9 go 9 go 10 back 10 back 11 to 10 back 13 asylum 12 the 13 asylum 13 asylum 14 . 14 . 15 " " [i] thought [as] [much] , " said [mary] drearily . 1 " 7 " 3 thought 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 drearily 10 drearily 11 . " and then they 'll give me out again likely to some one [just] [like] [mrs] [wiley] . 1 " 5 'll 2 and 3 then 3 then 4 they 3 then 5 'll 5 'll 6 give 6 give 7 me 7 me 18 . 8 out 9 again 9 again 10 likely 10 likely 11 to 10 likely 12 some 12 some 13 one 13 one 18 . well , [i] s'pose [i] can stand it . 1 well 2 , 2 , 4 s'pose 4 s'pose 7 stand 6 can 7 stand 7 stand 8 it 8 it 9 . i 'm tough . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 tough 3 tough 5 " 4 . 5 " " you can do as you like , " said [mary] decidedly , " but [i] [vow] [i] won't . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 can 3 can 4 do 4 do 6 you 4 do 9 " 5 as 6 you 6 you 7 like 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 decidedly 10 said 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 19 won't 15 but 19 won't 19 won't 20 . i 'm good and scared of this praying business . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 good 2 'm 5 scared 3 good 4 and 5 scared 8 praying 6 of 7 this 7 this 8 praying 8 praying 9 business 9 business 10 . see what 's come of it . 1 see 2 what 2 what 3 's 2 what 4 come 2 what 6 it 5 of 6 it 6 it 7 . if [mrs] [wiley] [had] [died] [after] [i] [started] praying it would have [been] my doings . " 1 if 9 praying 9 praying 15 doings 9 praying 16 . 10 it 11 would 11 would 12 have 12 have 14 my 14 my 15 doings 16 . 17 " " oh , no , it wouldn't , " said [una] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 7 wouldn't 2 oh 8 , 6 it 7 wouldn't 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " [i] [wish] [i] [could] [explain] [things] [better] father [could] , [i] [know] , if you 'd [talk] to him , [mary] . ["] 1 " 16 you 1 " 23 . 9 father 11 , 11 , 15 if 14 , 15 if 15 if 16 you 16 you 17 'd 19 to 20 him 20 him 21 , 21 , 23 . " catch me ! 1 " 4 ! 2 catch 3 me 3 me 4 ! i don't know what to make of your father , that 's the long and short of it . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 know 2 don't 6 make 3 know 4 what 5 to 6 make 6 make 7 of 6 make 8 your 6 make 16 short 6 make 17 of 6 make 18 it 6 make 19 . 8 your 9 father 9 father 10 , 10 , 11 that 11 that 12 's 13 the 16 short 14 long 15 and 14 long 16 short he goes by me and never sees me in broad daylight . 1 he 7 sees 2 goes 3 by 2 goes 7 sees 4 me 7 sees 5 and 6 never 6 never 7 sees 7 sees 8 me 7 sees 11 daylight 9 in 11 daylight 10 broad 11 daylight 11 daylight 12 . i ain't proud but [i] ain't a door-mat , neither ! " 1 i 2 ain't 2 ain't 8 door-mat 3 proud 8 door-mat 4 but 8 door-mat 6 ain't 8 door-mat 7 a 8 door-mat 8 door-mat 9 , 8 door-mat 10 neither 8 door-mat 11 ! 11 ! 12 " " oh , [mary] , it 's [just] [father] ['s] way . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 it 6 it 7 's 7 's 11 way 11 way 12 . most of the time he never sees us , either . 1 most 2 of 1 most 7 sees 2 of 3 the 3 the 4 time 5 he 7 sees 6 never 7 sees 7 sees 8 us 7 sees 10 either 8 us 9 , 10 either 11 . he is thinking deeply , that is all . 1 he 2 is 1 he 3 thinking 3 thinking 4 deeply 4 deeply 5 , 4 deeply 6 that 4 deeply 8 all 4 deeply 9 . 6 that 7 is and [i] [am] [going] [to] [pray] [that] [god] will [keep] you [in] [four] [winds] [because] [i] like you , [mary] . ["] 1 and 9 will 9 will 11 you 11 you 21 . 17 like 18 you 18 you 19 , 19 , 21 . " all right . 1 " 3 right 2 all 3 right 3 right 4 . only [don't] let me [hear] [of] [any] [more] people dying [on] account of it , " said [mary] . 1 only 3 let 3 let 4 me 4 me 19 . 9 people 10 dying 10 dying 12 account 12 account 13 of 13 of 14 it 14 it 15 , 15 , 17 said 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " [i] ['d] [like] [to] stay [in] [four] [winds] [fine] . 1 " 6 stay 6 stay 11 . i like it [and] [i] like the harbour and [the] [light] [house] [and] [you] [and] [the] [blythes] . 1 i 2 like 1 i 6 like 2 like 3 it 6 like 18 . 7 the 8 harbour 8 harbour 9 and 8 harbour 18 . you 're the only [friends] [i] [ever] [had] [and] [i] 'd hate to [leave] you . " 1 you 2 're 1 you 11 'd 2 're 4 only 3 the 4 only 11 'd 12 hate 12 hate 17 " 13 to 15 you 13 to 16 . 16 . 17 " [chapter] [ix] [.] [una] [intervenes] miss [cornelia] [had] [an] interview [with] [mr] [meredith] [which] proved [something] of a [shock] [to] [that] [abstracted] [gentleman] . 1 miss 5 interview 5 interview 19 . 10 proved 12 of 12 of 13 a 13 a 19 . " [i] don't [say] there is much harm done , of course , " she concluded . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 16 concluded 3 don't 8 harm 5 there 6 is 5 there 8 harm 7 much 8 harm 8 harm 9 done 10 , 16 concluded 11 of 12 course 12 course 16 concluded 13 , 14 " 13 , 16 concluded 14 " 16 concluded 15 she 16 concluded 16 concluded 17 . " [this] [mary-creature] [isn't] what you [might] [call] [bad] , [when] [all] [is] said and done . 1 " 5 what 1 " 14 said 5 what 6 you 6 you 10 , 14 said 17 . 15 and 17 . 16 done 17 . but think what might have happened if she 'd been like some of those home children we know of . 1 but 17 we 2 think 17 we 3 what 6 happened 3 what 17 we 4 might 5 have 4 might 6 happened 7 if 9 'd 7 if 17 we 8 she 9 'd 9 'd 10 been 9 'd 11 like 9 'd 12 some 12 some 14 those 13 of 14 those 14 those 15 home 14 those 16 children 17 we 18 know 18 know 20 . 19 of 20 . you know yourself what that [poor] little creature [the] [jim] [flaggs] ['] had , taught and told the [flagg] [children] . " 1 you 2 know 1 you 22 " 2 know 3 yourself 2 know 4 what 2 know 5 that 5 that 8 creature 7 little 8 creature 13 had 14 , 14 , 22 " 15 taught 18 the 15 taught 21 . 16 and 17 told 16 and 18 the 21 . 22 " mr [meredith] [did] [know] [and] [was] [honestly] [shocked] [over] [his] [own] [carelessness] [in] [the] [matter] . 1 mr 16 . " but what is to be done , [mrs] [elliott] ? " he asked helplessly . 1 " 3 what 2 but 3 what 3 what 4 is 4 is 5 to 5 to 6 be 5 to 16 . 6 be 7 done 7 done 8 , 11 ? 12 " 12 " 13 he 12 " 15 helplessly 14 asked 15 helplessly 15 helplessly 16 . " we can't turn the poor child out . 1 " 3 can't 2 we 3 can't 3 can't 4 turn 4 turn 7 child 4 turn 8 out 5 the 7 child 6 poor 7 child 8 out 9 . she must be cared for . " 1 she 2 must 2 must 3 be 3 be 4 cared 4 cared 5 for 5 for 6 . 6 . 7 " " of course . 1 " 3 course 2 of 3 course 3 course 4 . we ['d] [better] write [to] [the] [hopetown] [authorities] at once . 1 we 4 write 4 write 10 once 9 at 10 once 10 once 11 . meanwhile , [i] suppose she might as well stay here for a few more days till we hear from them . 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 4 suppose 1 meanwhile 6 might 5 she 6 might 6 might 8 well 6 might 9 stay 6 might 18 hear 7 as 8 well 9 stay 10 here 9 stay 15 days 9 stay 16 till 11 for 12 a 12 a 13 few 13 few 14 more 13 few 15 days 16 till 17 we 18 hear 19 from 18 hear 20 them 20 them 21 . but keep [your] [eyes] [and] ears [open] , [mr] [meredith] . " 1 but 2 keep 2 keep 6 ears 6 ears 8 , 8 , 12 " 11 . 12 " susan would have died of horror on the spot if she had heard [miss] [cornelia] [so] [admonishing] a [minister] [.] 1 susan 2 would 2 would 3 have 2 would 10 if 3 have 4 died 4 died 6 horror 5 of 6 horror 6 horror 9 spot 7 on 8 the 8 the 9 spot 10 if 12 had 11 she 12 had 12 had 13 heard 13 heard 18 a mary obeyed , looking literally ghastly with fright . 1 mary 6 ghastly 2 obeyed 6 ghastly 3 , 4 looking 4 looking 6 ghastly 5 literally 6 ghastly 6 ghastly 8 fright 7 with 8 fright 8 fright 9 . but she got the surprise of her poor , battered little life . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 got 3 got 4 the 3 got 5 surprise 5 surprise 10 battered 5 surprise 13 . 6 of 7 her 7 her 10 battered 8 poor 10 battered 9 , 10 battered 10 battered 11 little 10 battered 12 life this man , of whom she had stood so terribly in awe , was the kindest , gentlest soul she had ever met . 1 this 10 terribly 2 man 5 whom 3 , 5 whom 4 of 5 whom 5 whom 7 had 5 whom 10 terribly 6 she 7 had 8 stood 10 terribly 9 so 10 terribly 10 terribly 12 awe 10 terribly 24 . 11 in 12 awe 12 awe 18 gentlest 13 , 18 gentlest 14 was 18 gentlest 15 the 18 gentlest 16 kindest 18 gentlest 17 , 18 gentlest 18 gentlest 19 soul 18 gentlest 20 she 18 gentlest 21 had 18 gentlest 22 ever 18 gentlest 23 met mary left the study [with] her [face] [and] eyes [so] softened [that] [una] [hardly] knew her . 1 mary 4 study 1 mary 6 her 2 left 3 the 2 left 4 study 6 her 9 eyes 9 eyes 11 softened 11 softened 17 . 15 knew 16 her 16 her 17 . " your father 's all right , when he does wake up , " she said with a sniff that just escaped being a sob . 1 " 2 your 2 your 3 father 2 your 14 " 3 father 4 's 4 's 6 right 5 all 6 right 7 , 8 when 8 when 11 wake 9 he 10 does 10 does 11 wake 11 wake 12 up 11 wake 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 said 15 she 16 said 16 said 26 . 17 with 18 a 18 a 25 sob 19 sniff 20 that 19 sniff 21 just 19 sniff 22 escaped 19 sniff 25 sob 22 escaped 23 being 24 a 25 sob 25 sob 26 . " it 's a pity he doesn't wake up oftener . 1 " 2 it 2 it 4 a 3 's 4 a 4 a 11 . 5 pity 10 oftener 6 he 7 doesn't 7 doesn't 10 oftener 8 wake 9 up 8 wake 10 oftener 10 oftener 11 . i dunno what good points she had , unless it was keeping her house clean and making first-class butter . 1 i 2 dunno 2 dunno 3 what 2 dunno 5 points 4 good 5 points 5 points 7 had 5 points 9 unless 5 points 20 . 6 she 7 had 8 , 9 unless 9 unless 10 it 9 unless 12 keeping 10 it 11 was 12 keeping 18 first-class 13 her 18 first-class 14 house 18 first-class 15 clean 18 first-class 16 and 18 first-class 17 making 18 first-class 18 first-class 19 butter i know [i] ' most wore my arms out scrubbing her old kitchen floor with the knots in it . 1 i 2 know 2 know 10 scrubbing 4 ' 10 scrubbing 5 most 10 scrubbing 6 wore 10 scrubbing 7 my 10 scrubbing 8 arms 10 scrubbing 9 out 10 scrubbing 10 scrubbing 11 her 10 scrubbing 12 old 10 scrubbing 13 kitchen 10 scrubbing 14 floor 10 scrubbing 18 in 10 scrubbing 19 it 10 scrubbing 20 . 14 floor 17 knots 15 with 16 the 16 the 17 knots 19 it 20 . but [anything] [your] [father] [says] [goes] with [me] [after] [this] . " 1 but 7 with 7 with 11 . 11 . 12 " mary proved a rather dull companion in the following days , however . 1 mary 2 proved 2 proved 6 companion 3 a 6 companion 4 rather 5 dull 5 dull 6 companion 6 companion 7 in 6 companion 9 following 6 companion 10 days 6 companion 12 however 7 in 8 the 11 , 12 however 12 however 13 . she [confided] to [una] [that] the [more] she thought of going back to the asylum the more she hated it . 1 she 3 to 3 to 6 the 6 the 21 . 8 she 19 hated 9 thought 10 of 9 thought 19 hated 11 going 15 asylum 12 back 15 asylum 13 to 14 the 13 to 15 asylum 14 the 15 asylum 15 asylum 17 more 15 asylum 19 hated 16 the 17 more 18 she 19 hated 19 hated 20 it 19 hated 21 . " [mrs] [elliott] [might] [take] [mary] [herself] . 1 " 8 . she has a great big house and [mr] [elliott] [is] [always] wanting her to have [help] . 1 she 2 has 1 she 13 her 2 has 4 great 3 a 4 great 4 great 5 big 5 big 6 house 6 house 7 and 6 house 12 wanting 13 her 17 . 14 to 15 have 14 to 17 . it would be [just] a splendid place for [mary] [.] 1 it 3 be 1 it 6 splendid 2 would 3 be 5 a 6 splendid 6 splendid 7 place 7 place 8 for only she 'd have to behave herself . " 1 only 6 behave 2 she 3 'd 3 'd 6 behave 4 have 5 to 5 to 6 behave 6 behave 7 herself 6 behave 9 " 7 herself 8 . " oh , [nan] , do you think [mrs] [elliott] would [take] [her] ? " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 5 , 15 " 6 do 7 you 6 do 8 think 6 do 14 ? 8 think 11 would 14 ? 15 " " it wouldn't do any harm if you [asked] her , " said [nan] . 1 " 2 it 1 " 13 said 3 wouldn't 6 harm 3 wouldn't 7 if 4 do 6 harm 5 any 6 harm 7 if 8 you 8 you 12 " 10 her 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . at first [una] [did] [not] [think] she [could] . 1 at 2 first 1 at 9 . 2 first 7 she she was so shy that to ask a favour of anybody was agony to her . 1 she 2 was 2 was 4 shy 3 so 4 shy 4 shy 5 that 4 shy 9 favour 6 to 7 ask 7 ask 9 favour 8 a 9 favour 9 favour 10 of 9 favour 13 agony 11 anybody 13 agony 12 was 13 agony 13 agony 15 her 14 to 15 her 15 her 16 . and she was very much in awe of the bustling [,] energetic [mrs] [elliott] . 1 and 2 she 2 she 3 was 3 was 10 bustling 4 very 5 much 5 much 10 bustling 6 in 7 awe 7 awe 8 of 7 awe 10 bustling 8 of 9 the 10 bustling 12 energetic 12 energetic 15 . the next evening she slipped away from the manse to the harbour road . 1 the 9 manse 2 next 3 evening 2 next 9 manse 4 she 5 slipped 5 slipped 9 manse 6 away 7 from 7 from 8 the 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 12 harbour 10 to 12 harbour 11 the 12 harbour 12 harbour 13 road 13 road 14 . far down [in] [rainbow] [valley] [she] [heard] joyous [laughter] [but] [her] [way] [lay] [not] there . 1 far 2 down 2 down 8 joyous 2 down 15 there 15 there 16 . marshall [elliott] had planted trees about it and set out a rose garden and a spruce hedge . 1 marshall 4 planted 3 had 4 planted 4 planted 5 trees 4 planted 6 about 4 planted 9 set 6 about 7 it 8 and 9 set 9 set 10 out 9 set 17 hedge 11 a 17 hedge 12 rose 17 hedge 13 garden 17 hedge 14 and 17 hedge 15 a 17 hedge 16 spruce 17 hedge 17 hedge 18 . it was quite a different place from what it had been in years agone . 1 it 2 was 1 it 14 agone 2 was 3 quite 3 quite 5 different 4 a 5 different 5 different 6 place 5 different 7 from 8 what 14 agone 9 it 14 agone 10 had 11 been 11 been 14 agone 12 in 14 agone 13 years 14 agone 14 agone 15 . the manse [children] [and] the [ingleside] children [liked] to go there . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 7 children 2 manse 12 . 5 the 7 children 9 to 10 go 9 to 12 . 10 go 11 there it was a beautiful walk down the old harbour road , and there was always a well-filled cooky jar at the end . 1 it 2 was 2 was 18 cooky 3 a 4 beautiful 3 a 18 cooky 4 beautiful 9 harbour 5 walk 9 harbour 6 down 9 harbour 7 the 9 harbour 8 old 9 harbour 9 harbour 10 road 11 , 12 and 12 and 18 cooky 13 there 18 cooky 14 was 18 cooky 15 always 18 cooky 16 a 18 cooky 17 well-filled 18 cooky 18 cooky 19 jar 18 cooky 20 at 18 cooky 21 the 18 cooky 22 end 18 cooky 23 . the misty sea was lapping softly far down on the sands . 1 the 2 misty 1 the 5 lapping 2 misty 5 lapping 3 sea 5 lapping 4 was 5 lapping 5 lapping 6 softly 5 lapping 7 far 5 lapping 8 down 5 lapping 9 on 5 lapping 10 the 5 lapping 11 sands 10 the 11 sands 11 sands 12 . three big boats were skimming down the harbour like great white sea-birds . 1 three 5 skimming 2 big 5 skimming 3 boats 4 were 3 boats 5 skimming 5 skimming 6 down 5 skimming 8 harbour 7 the 8 harbour 8 harbour 12 sea-birds 8 harbour 13 . 9 like 12 sea-birds 10 great 12 sea-birds 11 white 12 sea-birds a schooner was coming up the channel . 1 a 7 channel 2 schooner 7 channel 3 was 4 coming 4 coming 7 channel 5 up 7 channel 6 the 7 channel 7 channel 8 . but [when] [una] [turned] [in] at [miss] [cornelia] ['s] gate her very legs had almost refused to carry her . 1 but 16 refused 6 at 10 gate 10 gate 16 refused 11 her 13 legs 12 very 13 legs 13 legs 15 almost 13 legs 16 refused 14 had 15 almost 16 refused 17 to 16 refused 18 carry 16 refused 19 her 17 to 18 carry 19 her 20 . miss [cornelia] [was] [alone] [on] [the] veranda . 1 miss 7 veranda 7 veranda 8 . una [had] [hoped] [mr] [elliott] would be there . 1 una 6 would 6 would 7 be 7 be 8 there 7 be 9 . he was so big and hearty and twinkly that there would be encouragement in his presence . 1 he 2 was 2 was 8 twinkly 3 so 8 twinkly 4 big 8 twinkly 5 and 8 twinkly 6 hearty 8 twinkly 7 and 8 twinkly 8 twinkly 9 that 8 twinkly 10 there 8 twinkly 11 would 8 twinkly 12 be 8 twinkly 13 encouragement 13 encouragement 14 in 14 in 15 his 15 his 16 presence 16 presence 17 . she sat on the little stool [miss] [cornelia] [brought] [out] and [tried] to [eat] the doughnut [miss] [cornelia] gave her . 1 she 2 sat 2 sat 3 on 3 on 6 stool 4 the 5 little 4 the 6 stool 6 stool 16 doughnut 11 and 13 to 13 to 16 doughnut 15 the 16 doughnut 16 doughnut 21 . 19 gave 20 her 20 her 21 . it stuck in her throat , but she swallowed desperately lest [miss] [cornelia] be offended . 1 it 2 stuck 2 stuck 5 throat 3 in 4 her 3 in 5 throat 4 her 5 throat 5 throat 9 swallowed 5 throat 16 . 6 , 7 but 7 but 8 she 7 but 9 swallowed 9 swallowed 11 lest 10 desperately 11 lest 14 be 15 offended 15 offended 16 . " what 's on your mind , dearie ? " she asked . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 's 2 what 9 ? 4 on 5 your 5 your 6 mind 5 your 9 ? 6 mind 8 dearie 7 , 8 dearie 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 she 9 ? 12 asked 12 asked 13 . " there 's something , that 's plain to be seen . " 1 " 7 's 1 " 13 " 2 there 3 's 2 there 4 something 4 something 6 that 5 , 6 that 6 that 7 's 7 's 8 plain 9 to 10 be 9 to 12 . 10 be 11 seen 12 . 13 " una swallowed the last twist of doughnut with a desperate gulp . 1 una 7 doughnut 2 swallowed 7 doughnut 3 the 7 doughnut 4 last 7 doughnut 5 twist 7 doughnut 6 of 7 doughnut 7 doughnut 8 with 7 doughnut 10 desperate 7 doughnut 11 gulp 8 with 9 a 11 gulp 12 . " [mrs] [elliott] , won't you take [mary] [vance] ? " she said beseechingly . 1 " 13 said 4 , 5 won't 5 won't 6 you 6 you 7 take 6 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 she 13 said 13 said 15 . 14 beseechingly 15 . miss [cornelia] [stared] [blankly] . 1 miss 5 . " me ! 1 " 3 ! 2 me 3 ! [take] [mary] [vance] [!] do you mean keep her ? " 1 do 3 mean 2 you 3 mean 3 mean 4 keep 3 mean 6 ? 4 keep 5 her 6 ? 7 " " yes [keep] [her] adopt her , " said [una] eagerly , gaining courage now that the ice was broken . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 13 gaining 5 adopt 6 her 6 her 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 eagerly 11 eagerly 13 gaining 12 , 13 gaining 13 gaining 14 courage 13 gaining 15 now 13 gaining 16 that 13 gaining 18 ice 17 the 18 ice 18 ice 21 . 19 was 20 broken 20 broken 21 . " oh , [mrs] [elliott] , [please] [do] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 6 , 6 , 9 . she doesn't want to go back to the asylum she cries every night about it . 1 she 2 doesn't 2 doesn't 3 want 3 want 4 to 3 want 5 go 3 want 7 to 5 go 6 back 7 to 8 the 8 the 9 asylum 9 asylum 11 cries 10 she 11 cries 11 cries 12 every 11 cries 13 night 13 night 16 . 14 about 15 it 15 it 16 . she 's so afraid of being sent to another hard place . 1 she 2 's 2 's 10 hard 2 's 11 place 3 so 10 hard 4 afraid 5 of 4 afraid 6 being 4 afraid 10 hard 6 being 7 sent 7 sent 8 to 7 sent 9 another 11 place 12 . and [she's] [so] smart [there] [isn't] [anything] [she] [can't] [do] . 1 and 4 smart 4 smart 11 . i know you wouldn't be sorry if you took her . " 1 i 2 know 1 i 4 wouldn't 1 i 6 sorry 3 you 4 wouldn't 4 wouldn't 5 be 6 sorry 7 if 7 if 8 you 8 you 12 " 9 took 10 her 10 her 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] never thought of [such] a [thing] , " said [miss] [cornelia] rather helplessly . 1 " 11 said 3 never 4 thought 4 thought 5 of 5 of 7 a 7 a 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 15 helplessly 14 rather 15 helplessly 15 helplessly 16 . " [won't] you think of it ? " implored [una] . 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 think 3 you 7 ? 5 of 6 it 6 it 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 implored 9 implored 11 . " but [,] [dearie] [,] [i] don't want help . 1 " 7 don't 2 but 7 don't 7 don't 8 want 8 want 9 help 9 help 10 . i 'm quite able to do all the work here . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 4 able 2 'm 10 here 3 quite 4 able 4 able 5 to 4 able 6 do 4 able 9 work 7 all 8 the 7 all 9 work 10 here 11 . and [i] [never] [thought] [i] ['d] [like] to have a [home] girl [if] [i] [did] [need] [help] . " 1 and 8 to 8 to 9 have 9 have 10 a 10 a 12 girl 12 girl 18 . 18 . 19 " the light went out of [una] ['s] [eyes] . 1 the 2 light 2 light 3 went 3 went 4 out 4 out 5 of 5 of 9 . her lips trembled . 1 her 2 lips 2 lips 3 trembled 3 trembled 4 . she sat down on her stool again , a pathetic little figure of disappointment , and began to cry . 1 she 6 stool 2 sat 6 stool 3 down 4 on 4 on 6 stool 5 her 6 stool 6 stool 10 pathetic 7 again 8 , 7 again 10 pathetic 9 a 10 pathetic 10 pathetic 12 figure 10 pathetic 14 disappointment 11 little 12 figure 13 of 14 disappointment 14 disappointment 19 cry 14 disappointment 20 . 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 began 17 began 18 to 17 began 19 cry " don't dearie [don't] , " exclaimed [miss] [cornelia] [in] distress . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 5 , 2 don't 3 dearie 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 exclaimed 7 exclaimed 11 distress 11 distress 12 . she could never bear to hurt a child . 1 she 2 could 2 could 3 never 2 could 4 bear 4 bear 5 to 4 bear 6 hurt 6 hurt 9 . 7 a 8 child 8 child 9 . " [i] [don't] [say] [i] [won't] [take] [her] but the idea is so new it has just kerflummuxed me . 1 " 12 is 9 but 12 is 10 the 11 idea 11 idea 12 is 12 is 18 kerflummuxed 13 so 18 kerflummuxed 14 new 18 kerflummuxed 15 it 18 kerflummuxed 16 has 18 kerflummuxed 17 just 18 kerflummuxed 18 kerflummuxed 19 me 18 kerflummuxed 20 . i must think it over . " 1 i 2 must 1 i 3 think 3 think 4 it 3 think 5 over 5 over 6 . 6 . 7 " " [mary] is [so] smart , " said [una] again . 1 " 3 is 3 is 5 smart 5 smart 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . 10 again 11 . " [humph] ! 1 " 3 ! so [i] ['ve] [heard] . 1 so 5 . i 've heard she swears , too . 1 i 2 've 2 've 5 swears 3 heard 5 swears 4 she 5 swears 5 swears 6 , 5 swears 7 too 6 , 7 too 7 too 8 . is that true ? " 1 is 3 true 1 is 4 ? 2 that 3 true 4 ? 5 " " [i] 've never heard her swear [exactly] , " faltered [una] uncomfortably . 1 " 11 faltered 3 've 5 heard 4 never 5 heard 5 heard 6 her 5 heard 7 swear 7 swear 11 faltered 9 , 11 faltered 10 " 11 faltered 11 faltered 13 uncomfortably 13 uncomfortably 14 . " [but] [i] ['m] [afraid] she [could] . " 1 " 6 she 1 " 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] [believe] you ! 1 " 4 you 1 " 5 ! does she always tell the truth ? " 1 does 2 she 1 does 7 ? 2 she 3 always 3 always 6 truth 4 tell 6 truth 5 the 6 truth 7 ? 8 " " [i] [think] she does , except when she 's [afraid] of a whipping . " 1 " 16 " 4 she 5 does 5 does 7 except 6 , 7 except 7 except 8 when 8 when 9 she 9 she 10 's 10 's 14 whipping 12 of 13 a 13 a 14 whipping 14 whipping 15 . 15 . 16 " " and yet you want me to take her ! " 1 " 3 yet 1 " 4 you 2 and 3 yet 4 you 5 want 4 you 6 me 6 me 8 take 6 me 10 ! 7 to 8 take 8 take 9 her 10 ! 11 " " [some] [one] has to take her , " sobbed [una] . 1 " 4 has 1 " 10 sobbed 5 to 6 take 5 to 7 her 7 her 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 sobbed 10 sobbed 12 . " [some] [one] [has] to look after her , [mrs] [elliott] . " 1 " 13 " 5 to 6 look 5 to 8 her 6 look 7 after 8 her 9 , 9 , 13 " 12 . 13 " " that 's true . 1 " 3 's 2 that 3 's 3 's 4 true 4 true 5 . perhaps it [is] my duty to do it , " said [miss] [cornelia] with a sigh . 1 perhaps 5 duty 2 it 5 duty 4 my 5 duty 5 duty 6 to 5 duty 17 . 6 to 7 do 7 do 8 it 7 do 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 14 with 15 a 15 a 16 sigh 16 sigh 17 . " well , [i] 'll have to talk it over [with] [mr] [elliott] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 14 . 5 'll 6 have 6 have 7 to 7 to 8 talk 8 talk 10 over 9 it 10 over 10 over 14 . so [don't] [say] [anything] [about] it [just] [yet] [.] 1 so 6 it take another doughnut , dearie . " 1 take 3 doughnut 2 another 3 doughnut 3 doughnut 5 dearie 3 doughnut 7 " 4 , 5 dearie 5 dearie 6 . 6 . 7 " una took it and ate it with a better appetite . 1 una 2 took 1 una 5 ate 2 took 3 it 4 and 5 ate 5 ate 6 it 5 ate 10 appetite 7 with 8 a 8 a 10 appetite 9 better 10 appetite 10 appetite 11 . " [i] 'm [very] fond [of] [doughnuts] , " she confessed " aunt [martha] [never] [makes] [any] . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 5 fond 5 fond 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 12 " 9 " 10 she 10 she 11 confessed 12 " 13 aunt 13 aunt 18 . but [miss] [susan] [at] [ingleside] [does] [,] [and] [sometimes] she lets us [have] a plateful in [rainbow] [valley] . 1 but 10 she 1 but 15 plateful 10 she 11 lets 11 lets 14 a 12 us 14 a 15 plateful 19 . 16 in 19 . do you know what [i] do [when] [i] ['m] hungry for [doughnuts] [and] [can't] [get] [any] , [mrs] [elliott] ? " 1 do 3 know 1 do 20 ? 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 what 4 what 6 do 10 hungry 17 , 10 hungry 20 ? 11 for 17 , 20 ? 21 " " no , dearie . 1 " 2 no 2 no 4 dearie 3 , 4 dearie 4 dearie 5 . what ? " 1 what 2 ? 2 ? 3 " " [i] get out mother 's old cook book and read the doughnut recipe and the other recipes . 1 " 19 . 3 get 4 out 4 out 13 doughnut 5 mother 6 's 6 's 7 old 7 old 13 doughnut 8 cook 13 doughnut 9 book 13 doughnut 10 and 13 doughnut 11 read 13 doughnut 12 the 13 doughnut 13 doughnut 18 recipes 14 recipe 18 recipes 15 and 16 the 15 and 18 recipes 16 the 18 recipes 17 other 18 recipes 18 recipes 19 . they [sound] [so] [nice] . 1 they 5 . i always do that [when] [i] 'm hungry especially after we 've had ditto for dinner . 1 i 2 always 1 i 3 do 1 i 7 'm 3 do 4 that 7 'm 8 hungry 8 hungry 14 ditto 9 especially 14 ditto 10 after 14 ditto 11 we 14 ditto 12 've 14 ditto 13 had 14 ditto 14 ditto 15 for 14 ditto 16 dinner 14 ditto 17 . [then] [i] [read] [the] [fried] [chicken] [and] [the] [roast] [goose] [recipes] [.] mother could make all those nice things . " 1 mother 9 " 2 could 3 make 3 make 7 things 4 all 7 things 5 those 7 things 6 nice 7 things 7 things 8 . 8 . 9 " " and he won't and what 's to be done ? 1 " 3 he 1 " 4 won't 2 and 3 he 4 won't 11 ? 5 and 6 what 6 what 10 done 6 what 11 ? 7 's 8 to 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 done and [shall] [we] [take] this [mary-creature] [,] [marshall] ? " 1 and 5 this 5 this 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " yes , [take] her , " said [marshall] laconically . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 8 said 5 her 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . 10 laconically 11 . " just like a man , " said his wife , despairingly . 1 " 8 said 2 just 3 like 3 like 4 a 4 a 5 man 5 man 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 wife 8 said 13 . 9 his 10 wife 11 , 12 despairingly 12 despairingly 13 . " ['] [take] [her] ['] [as] [if] that was all . 1 " 8 that 8 that 9 was 9 was 10 all 10 all 11 . there are a hundred things to be considered , believe [me] [.] ["] 1 there 2 are 1 there 4 hundred 3 a 4 hundred 4 hundred 8 considered 5 things 8 considered 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 considered 8 considered 9 , 8 considered 10 believe " [take] [her] and we 'll consider them afterwards , [cornelia] , " said her husband . 1 " 6 'll 1 " 14 said 4 and 5 we 5 we 6 'll 6 'll 7 consider 7 consider 8 them 9 afterwards 10 , 9 afterwards 13 " 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 . 15 her 16 husband 15 her 17 . in the [end] [miss] [cornelia] [did] [take] [her] and went up to [announce] her decision [to] [the] [ingleside] [people] [first] . 1 in 2 the 2 the 21 . 9 and 14 her 9 and 15 decision 10 went 11 up 10 went 12 to 12 to 14 her 15 decision 21 . " [splendid] ! " said [anne] delightedly . 1 " 5 said 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 5 said 7 delightedly 7 delightedly 8 . " [i] ['ve] [been] [hoping] you [would] do that very [thing] , [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 6 you 1 " 15 . 6 you 8 do 8 do 9 that 10 very 12 , 12 , 15 . i want that poor child to get a good home . 1 i 2 want 2 want 5 child 2 want 6 to 3 that 5 child 4 poor 5 child 6 to 7 get 7 get 9 good 7 get 10 home 8 a 9 good 10 home 11 . i was a homeless little orphan just like her once . ["] 1 i 4 homeless 2 was 4 homeless 3 a 4 homeless 4 homeless 5 little 4 homeless 6 orphan 4 homeless 7 just 4 homeless 8 like 4 homeless 9 her 4 homeless 10 once 10 once 11 . " [i] don't think [this] [mary-creature] is [or] ever will be [much] [like] you , " retorted [miss] [cornelia] gloomily . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 17 retorted 3 don't 4 think 3 don't 9 ever 4 think 7 is 10 will 11 be 10 will 14 you 14 you 15 , 15 , 17 retorted 16 " 17 retorted 17 retorted 20 gloomily 20 gloomily 21 . " she 's a cat of another colour . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 's 3 's 4 a 4 a 5 cat 5 cat 6 of 5 cat 8 colour 6 of 8 colour 7 another 8 colour 8 colour 9 . but she 's also a human being with an immortal soul to save . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 's 2 she 4 also 4 also 10 immortal 5 a 6 human 6 human 7 being 6 human 10 immortal 8 with 10 immortal 9 an 10 immortal 10 immortal 11 soul 10 immortal 13 save 10 immortal 14 . 12 to 13 save mary received the news with chastened satisfaction . 1 mary 6 chastened 2 received 6 chastened 3 the 4 news 4 news 6 chastened 5 with 6 chastened 6 chastened 7 satisfaction 6 chastened 8 . " it 's [better] luck [than] [i] expected , " she said . 1 " 8 expected 1 " 12 said 2 it 3 's 2 it 8 expected 3 's 5 luck 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 13 . " you 'll have to [mind] your p's and q ['s] [with] [mrs] [elliott] , " said [nan] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 have 4 have 5 to 5 to 19 . 7 your 8 p's 8 p's 9 and 9 and 10 q 10 q 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " well , [i] [can] [do] that , " flashed [mary] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 that 2 well 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 flashed 10 flashed 12 . " [i] know how to behave when [i] want to just as well as you , [nan] [blythe] . " 1 " 13 well 3 know 4 how 4 how 6 behave 5 to 6 behave 6 behave 7 when 6 behave 9 want 6 behave 11 just 6 behave 13 well 9 want 10 to 11 just 12 as 13 well 14 as 13 well 15 you 13 well 16 , 16 , 19 . 19 . 20 " " you mustn't [use] [bad] [words] , you know , [mary] , " said [una] anxiously . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 mustn't 3 mustn't 7 , 3 mustn't 13 " 7 , 8 you 8 you 9 know 9 know 10 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 anxiously 16 anxiously 17 . " [i] s'pose she 'd die [of] horror [if] [i] [did] , " grinned [mary] [,] her [white] eyes shining with unholy glee over the idea . 1 " 3 s'pose 3 s'pose 26 idea 4 she 5 'd 4 she 17 her 5 'd 6 die 6 die 8 horror 8 horror 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 grinned 17 her 19 eyes 19 eyes 20 shining 20 shining 22 unholy 21 with 22 unholy 22 unholy 23 glee 23 glee 24 over 24 over 25 the 25 the 26 idea 26 idea 27 . " but you needn't worry , [una] . 1 " 4 needn't 1 " 8 . 2 but 4 needn't 3 you 4 needn't 4 needn't 5 worry 6 , 8 . butter won't melt in my mouth after this . 1 butter 3 melt 2 won't 3 melt 3 melt 4 in 3 melt 6 mouth 3 melt 7 after 5 my 6 mouth 7 after 8 this 8 this 9 . i 'll be all prunes and prisms . " 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 be 2 'll 5 prunes 3 be 5 prunes 4 all 5 prunes 5 prunes 6 and 5 prunes 7 prisms 7 prisms 8 . 8 . 9 " " [nor] tell lies , " added [faith] . 1 " 3 tell 1 " 7 added 4 lies 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 added 7 added 9 . " not even [to] get off [from] a whipping ? " pleaded [mary] . 1 " 2 not 1 " 12 pleaded 2 not 3 even 5 get 6 off 6 off 8 a 8 a 11 " 9 whipping 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 12 pleaded 12 pleaded 14 . " [mrs] [elliott] will [never] whip you [never] , " exclaimed [di] . 1 " 7 you 1 " 13 . 4 will 6 whip 6 whip 7 you 9 , 10 " 9 , 13 . 10 " 11 exclaimed " won't [she] ? " said [mary] skeptically . 1 " 2 won't 2 won't 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 skeptically 8 skeptically 9 . " if [i] ever find myself in a place where [i] ain't licked [i] ['ll] think it 's heaven [all] [right] . 1 " 19 heaven 2 if 13 licked 4 ever 13 licked 5 find 6 myself 5 find 9 place 7 in 9 place 8 a 9 place 9 place 10 where 9 place 13 licked 12 ain't 13 licked 13 licked 16 think 13 licked 17 it 13 licked 18 's 13 licked 19 heaven 19 heaven 22 . no fear of me telling lies then . 1 no 2 fear 2 fear 3 of 2 fear 4 me 2 fear 6 lies 5 telling 6 lies 6 lies 7 then 7 then 8 . i ain't fond of telling ' em [i] 'd ruther not , if it comes to that . " 1 i 10 ruther 2 ain't 5 telling 3 fond 4 of 3 fond 5 telling 5 telling 10 ruther 6 ' 7 em 7 em 10 ruther 9 'd 10 ruther 10 ruther 11 not 10 ruther 13 if 10 ruther 14 it 10 ruther 15 comes 12 , 13 if 15 comes 16 to 15 comes 19 " 17 that 18 . 18 . 19 " carl gave her [his] [noah] ['s] ark [and] [jerry] [his] [second] [best] jew's-harp . 1 carl 7 ark 1 carl 13 jew's-harp 2 gave 3 her 3 her 7 ark 13 jew's-harp 14 . faith gave her a little hairbrush with a mirror in the back [of] [it] [,] [which] [mary] [had] [always] [considered] [very] [wonderful] . 1 faith 6 hairbrush 1 faith 23 . 2 gave 6 hairbrush 3 her 6 hairbrush 4 a 6 hairbrush 5 little 6 hairbrush 6 hairbrush 7 with 6 hairbrush 8 a 6 hairbrush 9 mirror 6 hairbrush 10 in 6 hairbrush 11 the 6 hairbrush 12 back una hesitated between an old beaded purse and a gay picture of [daniel] in the lion 's den , and finally offered [mary] her choice . 1 una 6 beaded 2 hesitated 6 beaded 3 between 6 beaded 4 an 6 beaded 5 old 6 beaded 6 beaded 7 purse 6 beaded 8 and 6 beaded 9 a 6 beaded 10 gay 6 beaded 11 picture 9 a 10 gay 11 picture 12 of 12 of 26 . 14 in 15 the 15 the 16 lion 16 lion 17 's 16 lion 18 den 18 den 19 , 19 , 20 and 20 and 21 finally 21 finally 22 offered 22 offered 25 choice 24 her 25 choice 25 choice 26 . mary [really] hankered [after] the [beaded] purse , but she [knew] [una] loved it , so she said , 1 mary 19 , 3 hankered 5 the 3 hankered 7 purse 7 purse 8 , 8 , 9 but 9 but 10 she 10 she 13 loved 13 loved 14 it 14 it 15 , 15 , 18 said 16 so 17 she 17 she 18 said 18 said 19 , " [give] me [daniel] . 1 " 3 me 3 me 5 . i 'd rusher have it ' cause [i] 'm partial to lions . 1 i 3 rusher 2 'd 3 rusher 3 rusher 4 have 3 rusher 5 it 3 rusher 6 ' 3 rusher 7 cause 7 cause 10 partial 7 cause 13 . 9 'm 10 partial 10 partial 11 to 10 partial 12 lions only [i] wish they 'd [et] [daniel] [up] [.] 1 only 3 wish 3 wish 5 'd 4 they 5 'd it would have been more exciting . " 1 it 2 would 1 it 6 exciting 2 would 3 have 3 have 4 been 5 more 6 exciting 6 exciting 7 . 7 . 8 " at bedtime [mary] coaxed [una] to sleep with her . 1 at 2 bedtime 2 bedtime 4 coaxed 4 coaxed 6 to 6 to 7 sleep 7 sleep 8 with 8 with 9 her 9 her 10 . " [i] don't mind ' em [when] [i] ['m] [not] handy [to] [graveyards] , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 mind 4 mind 6 em 5 ' 6 em 6 em 11 handy 11 handy 18 . 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [if] [i] [was] [alone] here [i] 'd [cry] [my] [eyes] [out] [i] 'd be so lonesome . 1 " 6 here 1 " 18 . 8 'd 15 be 14 'd 15 be 15 be 17 lonesome 16 so 17 lonesome 17 lonesome 18 . i feel awful bad to be leaving you all . " 1 i 2 feel 1 i 8 you 2 feel 4 bad 2 feel 7 leaving 3 awful 4 bad 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 leaving 8 you 9 all 9 all 10 . 10 . 11 " " [mrs] [elliott] will [let] you come up and play in [rainbow] [valley] [quite] [often] [i] ['m] [sure] , " said [una] . 1 " 4 will 4 will 6 you 4 will 7 come 7 come 8 up 8 up 9 and 9 and 10 play 10 play 23 . 11 in 19 , 19 , 21 said 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 . " [and] you [will] be a good girl , won't you [,] [mary] ? " 1 " 15 " 3 you 5 be 3 you 14 ? 5 be 7 good 6 a 7 good 7 good 8 girl 9 , 10 won't 10 won't 11 you 11 you 14 ? 14 ? 15 " " oh , [i] ['ll] [try] , " sighed [mary] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 sighed 9 sighed 11 . you [hadn't] such [scalawags] [of] relations as [i] had . " 1 you 11 " 3 such 6 relations 3 such 7 as 7 as 9 had 9 had 10 . 10 . 11 " " but your people must have had some good qualities as well as bad ones [,] ["] argued [una] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 your 3 your 15 ones 4 people 10 qualities 5 must 6 have 5 must 10 qualities 7 had 10 qualities 8 some 10 qualities 9 good 10 qualities 10 qualities 11 as 10 qualities 12 well 10 qualities 13 as 10 qualities 14 bad 10 qualities 15 ones 15 ones 18 argued 18 argued 20 . " you must live up to them and never mind their bad ones . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 must 3 must 4 live 4 live 5 up 5 up 6 to 6 to 7 them 7 them 11 their 7 them 13 ones 8 and 9 never 8 and 11 their 9 never 10 mind 12 bad 13 ones 13 ones 14 . 14 . 15 " " [i] don't believe [they] [had] any good [qualities] , " said [mary] gloomily . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 11 " 3 don't 4 believe 7 any 8 good 8 good 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 gloomily 14 gloomily 15 . " [i] never [heard] [of] [any] [.] 1 " 3 never my [grandfather] [had] money , but they say he was a rascal . 1 my 4 money 4 money 5 , 5 , 6 but 6 but 7 they 7 they 8 say 8 say 12 rascal 9 he 10 was 10 was 11 a 11 a 12 rascal 12 rascal 13 . no , [i] 'll [just] have to start out on my own hook and do the best [i] can . " 1 no 2 , 2 , 21 " 4 'll 6 have 4 'll 8 start 7 to 8 start 8 start 9 out 8 start 10 on 8 start 12 own 8 start 13 hook 8 start 20 . 11 my 12 own 13 hook 17 best 14 and 17 best 15 do 17 best 16 the 17 best 17 best 19 can 20 . 21 " " and [god] will help you , you know , [mary] , if you [ask] [him] . " 1 " 6 you 1 " 7 , 2 and 4 will 4 will 6 you 5 help 6 you 7 , 18 " 8 you 9 know 8 you 18 " 9 know 14 you 10 , 13 if 12 , 13 if 13 if 14 you 17 . 18 " " [i] don't know about that . " 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 about 4 know 6 that 6 that 7 . 7 . 8 " " oh , [mary] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 5 . you know we asked [god] to get a home for you [and] [he] [did] . " 1 you 2 know 1 you 16 " 2 know 3 we 4 asked 15 . 6 to 7 get 6 to 15 . 7 get 8 a 7 get 9 home 7 get 10 for 10 for 11 you 15 . 16 " " [i] don't see what [he] had to do with it , " retorted [mary] . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 see 4 see 5 what 5 what 7 had 7 had 8 to 8 to 9 do 9 do 10 with 9 do 11 it 11 it 16 . 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 retorted 14 retorted 16 . " it was you put it [into] [mrs] [elliott] 's head . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 4 you 2 it 3 was 4 you 13 " 5 put 6 it 6 it 10 's 10 's 11 head 11 head 12 . 12 . 13 " " [but] [god] [put] it [into] [her] [heart] to take you [.] 1 " 5 it 1 " 11 you 9 to 10 take 10 take 11 you all my putting [it] [into] her [head] [wouldn't] [have] [done] [any] [good] [if] [he] [hadn't] . " 1 all 2 my 1 all 3 putting 3 putting 16 . 6 her 16 . 16 . 17 " " [well] [,] there may be [something] [in] [that] , " admitted [mary] . 1 " 4 there 4 there 6 be 5 may 6 be 6 be 14 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 admitted 12 admitted 14 . " mind you [,] [i] [haven't] [got] [anything] [against] [god] , [una] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 13 . 2 mind 3 you 11 , 13 . i 'm willing to give [him] a chance . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 willing 3 willing 4 to 4 to 5 give 5 give 8 chance 7 a 8 chance 8 chance 9 . " oh , [mary] , no ! " exclaimed horrified [una] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 9 exclaimed 2 oh 3 , 3 , 8 " 5 , 6 no 5 , 8 " 7 ! 8 " 9 exclaimed 10 horrified 10 horrified 12 . " [god] [isn't] a [bit] [like] father [i] [mean] [he] 's a thousand times [better] [and] kinder . " 1 " 4 a 4 a 19 " 7 father 11 's 11 's 12 a 12 a 19 " 13 thousand 14 times 13 thousand 17 kinder 17 kinder 18 . 18 . 19 " " [if] [he] 's as good as [your] father [he] 'll do for me , " said [mary] . 1 " 17 said 4 's 6 good 5 as 6 good 6 good 7 as 6 good 9 father 6 good 13 for 11 'll 12 do 12 do 13 for 13 for 14 me 14 me 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " when your father was talking to me [i] [felt] [as] [if] [i] never could be bad any more . " 1 " 21 " 2 when 5 was 3 your 4 father 4 father 5 was 5 was 6 talking 6 talking 7 to 7 to 8 me 8 me 21 " 14 never 18 any 15 could 16 be 15 could 18 any 16 be 17 bad 18 any 19 more 19 more 20 . 20 . 21 " " [i] [wish] you ['d] talk [to] [father] about [him] , " sighed [una] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 11 , 4 you 6 talk 6 talk 9 about 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 sighed 13 sighed 15 . " he can explain it all so much better than [i] can . " 1 " 2 he 1 " 3 can 3 can 4 explain 4 explain 5 it 4 explain 6 all 4 explain 9 better 7 so 8 much 8 much 9 better 9 better 10 than 10 than 12 can 10 than 13 . 13 . 14 " " why , so [i] [will] [,] [next] [time] [he] wakes [up] , " promised [mary] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 17 . 2 why 3 , 2 why 4 so 11 wakes 13 , 11 wakes 17 . 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 promised " that night he talked to me in the study he showed me real clear [that] [my] praying didn't kill [mrs] [wiley] . 1 " 23 . 2 that 3 night 3 night 5 talked 4 he 5 talked 5 talked 10 study 6 to 7 me 6 to 10 study 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 study 10 study 12 showed 10 study 14 real 10 study 15 clear 10 study 23 . 11 he 12 showed 12 showed 13 me 15 clear 18 praying 18 praying 20 kill 19 didn't 20 kill my mind 's been easy since , but [i] 'm real cautious about praying . 1 my 2 mind 2 mind 12 cautious 3 's 6 since 4 been 5 easy 4 been 6 since 6 since 12 cautious 7 , 8 but 8 but 12 cautious 10 'm 12 cautious 11 real 12 cautious 12 cautious 13 about 12 cautious 14 praying 14 praying 15 . i guess the old rhyme is the safest . 1 i 2 guess 2 guess 8 safest 3 the 8 safest 4 old 5 rhyme 5 rhyme 8 safest 6 is 7 the 6 is 8 safest 7 the 8 safest 8 safest 9 . i think [the] [sensible] [way] would be to say [to] [him] , ' [good] devil , [please] don't tempt me . 1 i 2 think 2 think 6 would 6 would 7 be 6 would 9 say 8 to 9 say 9 say 21 . 12 , 13 ' 12 , 21 . 13 ' 15 devil 15 devil 16 , 16 , 18 don't 18 don't 19 tempt 19 tempt 20 me just leave me alone , please . ' 1 just 2 leave 2 leave 3 me 2 leave 4 alone 2 leave 6 please 5 , 6 please 6 please 8 ' 7 . 8 ' now , don't you ? " 1 now 2 , 1 now 3 don't 3 don't 4 you 4 you 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " oh , no , no , [mary] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 no 6 no 7 , 6 no 9 . i 'm sure it couldn't be right to pray to the devil . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 sure 2 'm 9 pray 3 sure 4 it 5 couldn't 6 be 5 couldn't 9 pray 7 right 9 pray 8 to 9 pray 9 pray 12 devil 10 to 11 the 11 the 12 devil 12 devil 13 . and it wouldn't do any good because he 's bad . 1 and 2 it 2 it 10 bad 3 wouldn't 4 do 3 wouldn't 5 any 3 wouldn't 7 because 3 wouldn't 10 bad 5 any 6 good 7 because 8 he 9 's 10 bad 10 bad 11 . it might aggravate him and he 'd be worse than ever . " 1 it 3 aggravate 2 might 3 aggravate 3 aggravate 4 him 3 aggravate 5 and 3 aggravate 6 he 3 aggravate 7 'd 3 aggravate 8 be 3 aggravate 9 worse 3 aggravate 12 . 9 worse 10 than 10 than 11 ever 12 . 13 " i 'll do the best [i] can alone till then . ["] 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 do 3 do 5 best 4 the 5 best 5 best 7 can 5 best 8 alone 8 alone 9 till 9 till 10 then 10 then 11 . " if mother was alive she could tell us everything , " said [una] with a sigh . 1 " 13 said 2 if 5 alive 2 if 6 she 3 mother 5 alive 4 was 5 alive 6 she 7 could 6 she 13 said 7 could 8 tell 8 tell 9 us 8 tell 10 everything 11 , 13 said 12 " 13 said 13 said 17 sigh 15 with 16 a 15 with 17 sigh 16 a 17 sigh 17 sigh 18 . " [i] wisht she was alive , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 wisht 3 wisht 11 . 4 she 5 was 5 was 6 alive 6 alive 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [i] don't know what 's going to become of [you] youngsters [when] [i] ['m] [gone] . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 what 5 what 6 's 5 what 9 become 7 going 8 to 7 going 9 become 9 become 12 youngsters 10 of 12 youngsters 12 youngsters 17 . anyhow , [do] [try] and keep the house a little tidy . 1 anyhow 2 , 2 , 5 and 5 and 6 keep 6 keep 11 tidy 7 the 8 house 8 house 11 tidy 9 a 10 little 9 a 11 tidy 11 tidy 12 . the way people talks about it is scandalous . 1 the 2 way 2 way 8 scandalous 3 people 8 scandalous 4 talks 8 scandalous 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 is 7 is 8 scandalous 8 scandalous 9 . and the [first] [thing] you know your father will be getting married again and then your noses will be out of joint . ["] 1 and 2 the 2 the 23 . 5 you 6 know 5 you 7 your 7 your 8 father 7 your 22 joint 9 will 10 be 9 will 22 joint 11 getting 17 noses 12 married 17 noses 13 again 14 and 13 again 17 noses 15 then 17 noses 16 your 17 noses 17 noses 22 joint 18 will 19 be 18 will 22 joint 20 out 21 of 20 out 22 joint 22 joint 23 . una was startled . 1 una 3 startled 1 una 4 . 2 was 3 startled the idea of her father marrying again had never presented itself to her before . 1 the 2 idea 2 idea 6 marrying 3 of 4 her 3 of 6 marrying 5 father 6 marrying 6 marrying 7 again 6 marrying 10 presented 8 had 9 never 9 never 10 presented 10 presented 11 itself 10 presented 12 to 10 presented 13 her 10 presented 14 before 14 before 15 . she did not like it and she lay silent under the chill of it . 1 she 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 like 4 like 12 chill 5 it 12 chill 6 and 8 lay 7 she 8 lay 8 lay 12 chill 9 silent 12 chill 10 under 11 the 10 under 12 chill 12 chill 13 of 12 chill 15 . 13 of 14 it 14 it 15 . " stepmothers [are] [awful] creatures , " [mary] [went] [on] . 1 " 2 stepmothers 2 stepmothers 11 . 5 creatures 6 , 5 creatures 11 . 6 , 7 " " [i] [could] [make] your blood [run] [cold] [if] [i] was to tell you [all] [i] know about ['] [em] . 1 " 5 your 5 your 6 blood 6 blood 21 . 11 was 12 to 12 to 13 tell 13 tell 14 you 14 you 17 know 17 know 18 about 18 about 21 . the [wilson] kids [across] the [road] [from] [wiley] ['s] had a stepmother . 1 the 13 . 3 kids 5 the 3 kids 12 stepmother 10 had 11 a 11 a 12 stepmother 12 stepmother 13 . she was just as [bad] [to] ['] [em] as [mrs] [wiley] was to me . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 just 3 just 4 as 3 just 9 as 9 as 15 . 12 was 13 to 13 to 14 me 14 me 15 . it 'll be awful if you get a stepmother . " 1 it 4 awful 2 'll 3 be 2 'll 4 awful 4 awful 9 stepmother 4 awful 11 " 5 if 6 you 5 if 7 get 7 get 9 stepmother 8 a 9 stepmother 10 . 11 " " [i] ['m] [sure] we won't , " said [una] tremulously . 1 " 5 we 1 " 9 said 5 we 6 won't 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 tremulously 11 tremulously 12 . " father won't marry anybody else . " 1 " 8 " 2 father 4 marry 3 won't 4 marry 4 marry 5 anybody 4 marry 8 " 6 else 7 . 7 . 8 " " he 'll be [hounded] into it , [i] [expect] , " said [mary] darkly . 1 " 2 he 1 " 3 'll 1 " 13 said 3 'll 4 be 4 be 6 into 7 it 8 , 8 , 13 said 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . 15 darkly 16 . " all the old maids in the settlement are after him . 1 " 2 all 2 all 8 settlement 3 the 4 old 3 the 8 settlement 4 old 5 maids 5 maids 8 settlement 6 in 8 settlement 7 the 8 settlement 8 settlement 9 are 8 settlement 10 after 8 settlement 12 . 11 him 12 . there 's no being up to them . 1 there 2 's 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 being 4 being 5 up 5 up 6 to 6 to 7 them 7 them 8 . and the worst of stepmothers is , they always set your father against you . 1 and 2 the 2 the 3 worst 3 worst 4 of 3 worst 5 stepmothers 5 stepmothers 6 is 5 stepmothers 7 , 5 stepmothers 8 they 5 stepmothers 9 always 5 stepmothers 10 set 5 stepmothers 11 your 11 your 12 father 12 father 13 against 13 against 14 you 13 against 15 . he 'd never care anything about you again . 1 he 3 never 2 'd 3 never 3 never 5 anything 3 never 8 again 4 care 5 anything 5 anything 6 about 5 anything 7 you 8 again 9 . he 'd always take her part and her children 's part . 1 he 2 'd 2 'd 3 always 2 'd 4 take 4 take 5 her 4 take 11 part 6 part 11 part 7 and 8 her 8 her 11 part 9 children 11 part 10 's 11 part 11 part 12 . you see , she 'd make him believe you were all bad . " 1 you 2 see 2 see 7 him 3 , 4 she 4 she 5 'd 5 'd 6 make 6 make 7 him 7 him 13 . 8 believe 9 you 8 believe 12 bad 9 you 10 were 10 were 11 all 12 bad 13 . 13 . 14 " " [i] [wish] you hadn't told me [this] [,] [mary] , " cried [una] . 1 " 5 hadn't 4 you 5 hadn't 5 hadn't 6 told 6 told 7 me 7 me 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 cried 13 cried 15 . " it makes me feel so unhappy . " 1 " 9 " 2 it 3 makes 2 it 7 unhappy 3 makes 4 me 3 makes 5 feel 6 so 7 unhappy 7 unhappy 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] only wanted to warn you , " said [mary] , rather repentantly . 1 " 10 said 3 only 4 wanted 4 wanted 5 to 5 to 6 warn 6 warn 7 you 7 you 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 14 repentantly 12 , 14 repentantly 13 rather 14 repentantly 14 repentantly 15 . " of course , your father 's so absent-minded he mightn't happen to think of getting married again . 1 " 3 course 2 of 3 course 3 course 4 , 3 course 9 absent-minded 5 your 9 absent-minded 6 father 9 absent-minded 7 's 9 absent-minded 8 so 9 absent-minded 9 absent-minded 10 he 9 absent-minded 11 mightn't 9 absent-minded 12 happen 9 absent-minded 14 think 12 happen 13 to 14 think 15 of 14 think 16 getting 16 getting 17 married 17 married 18 again 18 again 19 . but it 's better to be prepared . " 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 's 2 it 4 better 2 it 6 be 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 prepared 7 prepared 8 . 8 . 9 " long after [mary] slept serenely [little] [una] [lay] [awake] [,] her eyes [smarting] with [tears] . 1 long 2 after 2 after 4 slept 4 slept 5 serenely 5 serenely 16 . 11 her 12 eyes 11 her 16 . 12 eyes 14 with she couldn't bear it she couldn't [!] 1 she 6 couldn't 2 couldn't 3 bear 2 couldn't 4 it 2 couldn't 6 couldn't 5 she 6 couldn't mary [had] [not] instilled [any] poison of the [kind] [miss] [cornelia] [had] feared into the manse children 's minds . 1 mary 13 feared 1 mary 16 manse 4 instilled 6 poison 6 poison 7 of 7 of 8 the 8 the 13 feared 14 into 15 the 15 the 16 manse 16 manse 17 children 16 manse 19 minds 18 's 19 minds 19 minds 20 . yet she had certainly contrived to do a little mischief with the best of intentions . 1 yet 5 contrived 2 she 3 had 3 had 5 contrived 4 certainly 5 contrived 5 contrived 6 to 5 contrived 7 do 5 contrived 9 little 5 contrived 10 mischief 7 do 8 a 10 mischief 15 intentions 11 with 15 intentions 12 the 13 best 13 best 14 of 13 best 15 intentions 15 intentions 16 . but she slept [dreamlessly] , [while] [una] [lay] awake and the rain [fell] and the wind wailed around the old gray manse . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 slept 3 slept 10 and 5 , 9 awake 5 , 10 and 10 and 11 the 11 the 12 rain 12 rain 17 wailed 14 and 15 the 15 the 16 wind 16 wind 17 wailed 17 wailed 18 around 17 wailed 20 old 17 wailed 21 gray 17 wailed 22 manse 17 wailed 23 . 18 around 19 the and [the] [rev] [john] [meredith] [forgot] to go to bed at all because he was [absorbed] [in] reading a [life] [of] [st] [augustine] . 1 and 7 to 7 to 8 go 8 go 9 to 9 to 10 bed 9 to 24 . 11 at 12 all 12 all 13 because 13 because 14 he 13 because 15 was 15 was 18 reading 18 reading 19 a 19 a 24 . it was gray dawn when he finished it and went upstairs , wrestling with the problems of two thousand years ago . 1 it 2 was 2 was 7 finished 3 gray 4 dawn 4 dawn 7 finished 5 when 6 he 5 when 7 finished 7 finished 8 it 7 finished 13 wrestling 9 and 10 went 10 went 11 upstairs 11 upstairs 12 , 11 upstairs 13 wrestling 13 wrestling 14 with 13 wrestling 16 problems 13 wrestling 18 two 13 wrestling 19 thousand 13 wrestling 22 . 15 the 16 problems 16 problems 17 of 19 thousand 20 years 20 years 21 ago the door of the girls ' room was open and he saw [faith] lying [asleep] [,] rosy and beautiful . 1 the 2 door 2 door 7 room 2 door 9 open 3 of 5 girls 4 the 5 girls 5 girls 6 ' 5 girls 7 room 8 was 9 open 9 open 10 and 9 open 17 rosy 11 he 12 saw 11 he 14 lying 14 lying 17 rosy 17 rosy 18 and 17 rosy 19 beautiful 17 rosy 20 . he wondered where [una] was . 1 he 2 wondered 2 wondered 6 . 3 where 5 was 5 was 6 . perhaps she had gone [over] to ["] stay [all] [night] ["] with the [blythe] [girls] . 1 perhaps 2 she 2 she 3 had 3 had 4 gone 4 gone 6 to 6 to 8 stay 8 stay 12 with 12 with 13 the 13 the 16 . she did this occasionally , deeming it a great treat . 1 she 6 deeming 2 did 6 deeming 3 this 6 deeming 4 occasionally 6 deeming 5 , 6 deeming 6 deeming 7 it 6 deeming 8 a 6 deeming 9 great 6 deeming 10 treat 6 deeming 11 . john [meredith] sighed . 1 john 3 sighed 3 sighed 4 . he felt that [una] ['s] whereabouts ought not to be a [mystery] to him . 1 he 2 felt 2 felt 3 that 3 that 6 whereabouts 6 whereabouts 11 a 7 ought 9 to 7 ought 11 a 8 not 9 to 9 to 10 be 11 a 15 . 13 to 14 him 14 him 15 . cecelia would have looked after her better than that . 1 cecelia 2 would 1 cecelia 3 have 1 cecelia 4 looked 1 cecelia 5 after 1 cecelia 6 her 1 cecelia 7 better 7 better 8 than 8 than 9 that 8 than 10 . if only [cecelia] [were] [still] [with] [him] [!] 1 if 2 only how pretty and gay she had been ! 1 how 4 gay 1 how 5 she 1 how 8 ! 2 pretty 4 gay 3 and 4 gay 5 she 6 had 6 had 7 been how the old manse [up] [at] [maywater] [had] [echoed] [to] [her] [songs] ! 1 how 13 ! 2 the 3 old 2 the 4 manse 4 manse 13 ! how could [she] , the [beautiful] [and] vivid [,] [have] [died] ? 1 how 2 could 1 how 12 ? 4 , 5 the 4 , 8 vivid 8 vivid 12 ? the idea of a second marriage had never presented itself seriously to [john] [meredith] . 1 the 5 second 2 idea 3 of 2 idea 5 second 4 a 5 second 5 second 9 presented 6 marriage 7 had 6 marriage 9 presented 7 had 8 never 9 presented 10 itself 9 presented 11 seriously 11 seriously 15 . 12 to 15 . he had loved his wife so deeply that he believed he could never care for any woman again . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 loved 3 loved 7 deeply 4 his 5 wife 5 wife 7 deeply 6 so 7 deeply 7 deeply 8 that 7 deeply 10 believed 7 deeply 18 again 8 that 9 he 9 he 10 believed 10 believed 12 could 10 believed 14 care 10 believed 16 any 10 believed 17 woman 11 he 12 could 12 could 13 never 14 care 15 for 18 again 19 . he had a vague idea that [before] [very] [long] [faith] would [be] old enough to take [her] [mother] ['s] [place] [.] 1 he 2 had 1 he 11 would 2 had 5 idea 3 a 4 vague 3 a 5 idea 5 idea 6 that 11 would 16 take 13 old 14 enough 14 enough 15 to 15 to 16 take until then , he must do the best he could alone . 1 until 4 he 2 then 4 he 3 , 4 he 4 he 10 could 5 must 8 best 6 do 8 best 7 the 8 best 8 best 10 could 9 he 10 could 10 could 11 alone 11 alone 12 . he sighed and went to his room , where the bed was still unmade . 1 he 2 sighed 2 sighed 15 . 3 and 4 went 4 went 5 to 4 went 6 his 4 went 7 room 7 room 8 , 7 room 9 where 9 where 14 unmade 10 the 14 unmade 11 bed 14 unmade 12 was 14 unmade 13 still 14 unmade 14 unmade 15 . but [mr] [meredith] did not notice [that] it was unmade . 1 but 4 did 1 but 8 it 4 did 5 not 5 not 6 notice 8 it 10 unmade 9 was 10 unmade 10 unmade 11 . his last thoughts [were] [of] [st] [augustine] . 1 his 2 last 1 his 8 . 3 thoughts 8 . [chapter] [x] [the] [manse] [girls] [clean] [house] " [ugh] , " said [faith] , sitting [up] [in] bed with a shiver . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 15 . 8 sitting 14 shiver 11 bed 14 shiver 12 with 13 a 12 with 14 shiver 13 a 14 shiver 14 shiver 15 . " it 's raining . 1 " 5 . 2 it 4 raining 3 's 4 raining 4 raining 5 . i do hate a rainy [sunday] . 1 i 2 do 1 i 3 hate 3 hate 5 rainy 4 a 5 rainy 5 rainy 7 . sunday is dull enough even when it 's fine . " 1 sunday 3 dull 1 sunday 9 fine 2 is 3 dull 3 dull 6 when 4 enough 5 even 5 even 6 when 7 it 8 's 8 's 9 fine 9 fine 11 " 10 . 11 " " but we [do] , you know , " said [faith] candidly . 1 " 3 we 1 " 10 said 2 but 3 we 5 , 6 you 5 , 10 said 6 you 7 know 7 know 8 , 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 candidly 12 candidly 13 . " [mary] [vance] [says] [most] [sundays] [are] [so] dull she could hang herself . " 1 " 15 " 9 dull 10 she 10 she 11 could 11 could 12 hang 12 hang 13 herself 13 herself 14 . 14 . 15 " " we ought to [like] [sunday] [better] [than] [mary] [vance] , " said [una] [remorsefully] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 13 said 2 we 3 ought 3 ought 4 to 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 16 . " we 're the minister 's children [.] ["] 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 're 3 're 5 minister 4 the 5 minister 5 minister 6 's 5 minister 7 children " [i] [wish] we were a blacksmith 's [children] , " protested [faith] angrily , hunting for her stockings . 1 " 4 we 1 " 12 protested 4 we 5 were 6 a 7 blacksmith 6 a 10 , 7 blacksmith 8 's 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 protested 12 protested 14 angrily 14 angrily 20 . 15 , 16 hunting 16 hunting 19 stockings 17 for 18 her 18 her 19 stockings 19 stockings 20 . " [then] people wouldn't expect us to be better than other children . 1 " 5 expect 3 people 5 expect 4 wouldn't 5 expect 5 expect 6 us 5 expect 7 to 5 expect 8 be 5 expect 9 better 9 better 10 than 10 than 11 other 11 other 12 children 11 other 13 . [just] [look] [at] [the] [holes] [in] [my] [heels] [.] mary darned them all up before she went away , but they 're as bad as ever now . 1 mary 2 darned 2 darned 3 them 2 darned 4 all 2 darned 5 up 2 darned 6 before 2 darned 8 went 2 darned 13 're 2 darned 16 as 7 she 8 went 8 went 9 away 9 away 10 , 11 but 12 they 12 they 13 're 13 're 15 bad 14 as 15 bad 16 as 17 ever 17 ever 18 now 17 ever 19 . una , get up . 1 una 2 , 1 una 5 . 3 get 4 up 4 up 5 . i can't get the breakfast alone . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 3 get 2 can't 6 alone 3 get 4 the 3 get 5 breakfast 6 alone 7 . oh , dear . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 3 dear 3 dear 4 . i wish [father] [and] [jerry] were home . 1 i 2 wish 1 i 7 home 2 wish 6 were 7 home 8 . you wouldn't think we 'd miss father much we don't see much of him when he is home . 1 you 5 'd 2 wouldn't 5 'd 3 think 4 we 3 think 5 'd 5 'd 8 much 5 'd 11 see 5 'd 18 home 6 miss 8 much 7 father 8 much 9 we 11 see 10 don't 11 see 11 see 12 much 11 see 14 him 12 much 13 of 15 when 16 he 15 when 18 home 16 he 17 is 18 home 19 . and yet [everything] [seems] [gone] . 1 and 2 yet 2 yet 6 . i must [run] [in] [and] see [how] [aunt] [martha] [is] . " 1 i 2 must 2 must 6 see 6 see 11 . 11 . 12 " " is she any better ? " asked [una] , when [faith] [returned] . 1 " 2 is 2 is 5 better 2 is 6 ? 3 she 5 better 4 any 5 better 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 14 . 10 , 11 when 10 , 14 . " no , she isn't . 1 " 5 isn't 2 no 3 , 2 no 5 isn't 4 she 5 isn't 5 isn't 6 . she 's groaning with the misery still . 1 she 3 groaning 2 's 3 groaning 3 groaning 4 with 3 groaning 6 misery 3 groaning 7 still 3 groaning 8 . 4 with 5 the 5 the 6 misery maybe we ought to tell [dr] [blythe] . 1 maybe 3 ought 2 we 3 ought 3 ought 4 to 4 to 5 tell 5 tell 8 . but she says not she never had a doctor in her life and she isn't going to begin now . 1 but 6 never 2 she 3 says 3 says 4 not 3 says 5 she 3 says 6 never 6 never 12 life 7 had 8 a 7 had 12 life 9 doctor 12 life 10 in 12 life 11 her 12 life 12 life 18 begin 12 life 20 . 13 and 18 begin 14 she 15 isn't 15 isn't 16 going 16 going 17 to 16 going 18 begin 18 begin 19 now she says doctors just live by poisoning people . 1 she 7 poisoning 2 says 7 poisoning 3 doctors 7 poisoning 4 just 7 poisoning 5 live 7 poisoning 6 by 7 poisoning 7 poisoning 8 people 7 poisoning 9 . do you suppose they do ? " 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 suppose 1 do 6 ? 3 suppose 4 they 5 do 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " no , of course not , " said [una] indignantly . 1 " 2 no 1 " 5 course 2 no 3 , 4 of 5 course 5 course 6 not 6 not 12 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 indignantly 11 indignantly 12 . " [i] ['m] [sure] [dr] [blythe] [wouldn't] poison [anybody] . " 1 " 8 poison 8 poison 10 . 10 . 11 " " well , we ['ll] have to rub [aunt] [martha] ['s] back again after breakfast . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 we 4 we 6 have 6 have 7 to 7 to 8 rub 8 rub 12 back 12 back 13 again 13 again 16 . 14 after 15 breakfast 15 breakfast 16 . we 'd better not make the flannels as hot as we did yesterday . " 1 we 7 flannels 2 'd 3 better 3 better 7 flannels 4 not 7 flannels 5 make 7 flannels 6 the 7 flannels 7 flannels 8 as 7 flannels 9 hot 7 flannels 10 as 7 flannels 11 we 7 flannels 12 did 7 flannels 13 yesterday 13 yesterday 14 . 14 . 15 " faith giggled over the remembrance . 1 faith 2 giggled 2 giggled 3 over 2 giggled 5 remembrance 2 giggled 6 . 4 the 5 remembrance they had nearly [scalded] the skin [off] [poor] [aunt] [martha] ['s] back . 1 they 2 had 2 had 3 nearly 3 nearly 6 skin 5 the 6 skin 6 skin 13 . 12 back 13 . una sighed . 1 una 2 sighed 2 sighed 3 . mary [vance] would have known [just] [what] the precise temperature of flannels for a misery [back] [should] [be] . 1 mary 3 would 3 would 4 have 4 have 15 misery 5 known 8 the 8 the 9 precise 9 precise 11 of 9 precise 12 flannels 10 temperature 11 of 12 flannels 13 for 13 for 14 a 14 a 15 misery 15 misery 19 . mary knew [everything] [.] 1 mary 2 knew they knew nothing . 1 they 2 knew 2 knew 3 nothing 3 nothing 4 . and how could they learn , save by bitter experience [for] [which] [,] [in] [this] instance , unfortunate [aunt] [martha] [had] [paid] ? 1 and 2 how 2 how 3 could 2 how 4 they 2 how 5 learn 5 learn 10 experience 6 , 7 save 7 save 10 experience 8 by 10 experience 9 bitter 10 experience 10 experience 16 instance 10 experience 23 ? 16 instance 18 unfortunate 17 , 18 unfortunate the preceding [monday] [mr] [meredith] had left [for] [nova] [scotia] [to] spend his short vacation , taking [jerry] with him . 1 the 2 preceding 2 preceding 6 had 2 preceding 12 spend 6 had 7 left 12 spend 15 vacation 13 his 14 short 14 short 15 vacation 15 vacation 16 , 15 vacation 17 taking 17 taking 19 with 19 with 20 him 20 him 21 . she could not rise from her bed , any movement causing agony . 1 she 2 could 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 rise 4 rise 5 from 4 rise 10 movement 6 her 7 bed 7 bed 8 , 7 bed 10 movement 9 any 10 movement 10 movement 11 causing 11 causing 12 agony 12 agony 13 . a doctor she flatly refused to have . 1 a 2 doctor 2 doctor 4 flatly 3 she 4 flatly 4 flatly 5 refused 4 flatly 7 have 4 flatly 8 . 5 refused 6 to faith [and] [una] cooked the meals [and] waited on her . 1 faith 4 cooked 4 cooked 11 . 5 the 6 meals 6 meals 8 waited 8 waited 9 on 8 waited 10 her 10 her 11 . the less said about the meals the better yet they were not much worse than [aunt] [martha] ['s] had [been] . 1 the 2 less 2 less 6 meals 3 said 4 about 4 about 5 the 4 about 6 meals 6 meals 7 the 6 meals 8 better 6 meals 9 yet 6 meals 11 were 6 meals 13 much 6 meals 21 . 10 they 11 were 12 not 13 much 13 much 14 worse 14 worse 15 than 15 than 19 had " you must worry [on] [till] [i] kin git [around] , " she groaned . 1 " 2 you 1 " 8 kin 2 you 3 must 3 must 4 worry 8 kin 9 git 9 git 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 groaned 13 she 14 groaned 14 groaned 15 . " thank goodness , [john] [isn't] [here] . 1 " 2 thank 2 thank 3 goodness 3 goodness 8 . 4 , 8 . there 's a plenty o ' cold biled meat and bread and you kin try your hand at making porridge . " 1 there 2 's 2 's 8 biled 3 a 8 biled 4 plenty 8 biled 5 o 8 biled 6 ' 8 biled 7 cold 8 biled 8 biled 9 meat 8 biled 10 and 8 biled 11 bread 8 biled 12 and 8 biled 13 you 8 biled 14 kin 14 kin 15 try 14 kin 16 your 14 kin 17 hand 14 kin 18 at 14 kin 19 making 14 kin 20 porridge 20 porridge 21 . 21 . 22 " the girls had tried their hand , but so far without much success . 1 the 2 girls 2 girls 4 tried 3 had 4 tried 4 tried 6 hand 5 their 6 hand 6 hand 14 . 7 , 8 but 8 but 13 success 9 so 10 far 9 so 12 much 11 without 12 much 12 much 13 success 13 success 14 . the first day [it] [had] [been] [too] thin . 1 the 2 first 1 the 8 thin 2 first 3 day 8 thin 9 . the next day so thick that you could cut it in slices . 1 the 2 next 2 next 3 day 3 day 5 thick 4 so 5 thick 5 thick 8 could 5 thick 9 cut 6 that 7 you 6 that 8 could 9 cut 12 slices 10 it 12 slices 11 in 12 slices 12 slices 13 . and both days it had been burned . 1 and 2 both 2 both 7 burned 3 days 7 burned 4 it 6 been 5 had 6 been 6 been 7 burned 7 burned 8 . " [i] hate porridge , " said [faith] viciously . 1 " 3 hate 3 hate 4 porridge 4 porridge 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 viciously 9 viciously 10 . " [when] [i] have a house of my own [i] ['m] [never] going to have a single bit of porridge in it . " 1 " 24 " 4 have 20 porridge 5 a 7 of 5 a 17 single 6 house 7 of 7 of 9 own 8 my 9 own 13 going 17 single 14 to 15 have 15 have 16 a 16 a 17 single 17 single 20 porridge 18 bit 19 of 18 bit 20 porridge 20 porridge 21 in 20 porridge 22 it 20 porridge 23 . 22 it 23 . 23 . 24 " " what 'll your children do [then] ? " asked [una] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 do 2 what 8 ? 3 'll 4 your 3 'll 6 do 4 your 5 children 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 12 . " children have to have porridge or they won't grow . 1 " 11 . 2 children 6 porridge 3 have 6 porridge 4 to 6 porridge 5 have 6 porridge 6 porridge 7 or 6 porridge 9 won't 6 porridge 10 grow 8 they 9 won't 10 grow 11 . everybody says so [.] ["] 1 everybody 2 says 1 everybody 3 so " they 'll have to get along without [it] [or] stay [runts] , " retorted [faith] stubbornly . 1 " 3 'll 1 " 15 retorted 2 they 3 'll 3 'll 4 have 4 have 5 to 5 to 6 get 6 get 7 along 7 along 8 without 11 stay 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 retorted 15 retorted 17 stubbornly 17 stubbornly 18 . " here , [una] , you stir it [while] [i] set the table . 1 " 2 here 2 here 3 , 3 , 14 . 5 , 6 you 6 you 7 stir 7 stir 8 it 7 stir 13 table 11 set 13 table 12 the 13 table 13 table 14 . if [i] leave it for a minute the horrid stuff will burn . 1 if 12 burn 3 leave 4 it 3 leave 7 minute 5 for 7 minute 6 a 7 minute 7 minute 12 burn 8 the 12 burn 9 horrid 12 burn 10 stuff 11 will 10 stuff 12 burn 12 burn 13 . it 's half past nine . 1 it 2 's 2 's 5 nine 3 half 4 past 4 past 5 nine 5 nine 6 . we 'll be late for [sunday] [school] . " 1 we 2 'll 2 'll 3 be 3 be 4 late 4 late 9 " 5 for 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] haven't [seen] [anyone] [going] past [yet] , " said [una] . 1 " 3 haven't 1 " 11 said 7 past 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " there won't likely be many out . 1 " 2 there 1 " 3 won't 3 won't 4 likely 3 won't 5 be 3 won't 7 out 5 be 6 many 7 out 8 . just see how it 's pouring . 1 just 3 how 2 see 3 how 3 how 4 it 4 it 5 's 5 's 6 pouring 6 pouring 7 . and when there 's no preaching the folks won't come from a distance to bring the children . " 1 and 2 when 2 when 6 preaching 3 there 4 's 3 there 6 preaching 4 's 6 preaching 5 no 6 preaching 6 preaching 8 folks 6 preaching 9 won't 6 preaching 10 come 6 preaching 11 from 6 preaching 18 . 7 the 8 folks 11 from 13 distance 12 a 13 distance 13 distance 15 bring 13 distance 17 children 14 to 15 bring 16 the 17 children 18 . 19 " " go and [call] [carl] , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 go 1 " 6 , 2 go 3 and 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . carl , it appeared , had a sore throat , induced by getting wet in the [rainbow] [valley] marsh the previous evening while pursuing dragon-flies . 1 carl 4 appeared 2 , 4 appeared 3 it 4 appeared 4 appeared 5 , 4 appeared 8 sore 6 had 8 sore 7 a 8 sore 8 sore 11 induced 9 throat 11 induced 10 , 11 induced 11 induced 12 by 11 induced 13 getting 11 induced 14 wet 11 induced 19 marsh 14 wet 15 in 15 in 16 the 19 marsh 25 dragon-flies 20 the 21 previous 21 previous 25 dragon-flies 22 evening 25 dragon-flies 23 while 25 dragon-flies 24 pursuing 25 dragon-flies 25 dragon-flies 26 . he had come home with dripping stockings and boots and had sat out the evening in them . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 come 3 come 4 home 4 home 6 dripping 4 home 15 evening 4 home 16 in 4 home 18 . 5 with 6 dripping 6 dripping 7 stockings 6 dripping 9 boots 6 dripping 12 sat 6 dripping 13 out 7 stockings 8 and 9 boots 10 and 9 boots 11 had 14 the 15 evening 17 them 18 . he could not [eat] [any] [breakfast] [and] [faith] [made] [him] go back to bed again . 1 he 2 could 2 could 3 not 2 could 11 go 11 go 12 back 12 back 13 to 12 back 15 again 13 to 14 bed 15 again 16 . she and [una] [left] the table [as] [it] [was] and went to [sunday] [school] . 1 she 2 and 2 and 5 the 5 the 6 table 6 table 10 and 10 and 11 went 11 went 12 to 12 to 15 . there was no one in the school room when they got there and no one came . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 1 there 5 in 3 no 4 one 5 in 6 the 5 in 7 school 7 school 8 room 7 school 16 came 7 school 17 . 9 when 10 they 9 when 11 got 9 when 16 came 11 got 12 there 12 there 14 no 13 and 14 no 14 no 15 one they waited until eleven and then went home . 1 they 2 waited 1 they 7 went 2 waited 3 until 2 waited 4 eleven 5 and 6 then 6 then 7 went 7 went 8 home 8 home 9 . " there doesn't seem to be [anybody] [at] [the] [methodist] [sunday] [school] [either] , " said [una] . 1 " 2 there 1 " 14 , 2 there 6 be 3 doesn't 4 seem 4 seem 5 to 5 to 6 be 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [i] 'm [glad] , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 7 said 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " [i] ['d] hate to [think] the [methodists] were [better] [at] going to [sunday] [school] [on] rainy [sundays] [than] [the] [presbyterians] . 1 " 4 hate 4 hate 5 to 5 to 7 the 7 the 22 . 9 were 12 going 12 going 13 to 13 to 17 rainy 17 rainy 22 . but [there] ['s] no [preaching] [in] [their] [church] [to-day] , [either] , so likely [their] [sunday] [school] is [in] the afternoon . " 1 but 4 no 4 no 10 , 4 no 12 , 12 , 13 so 13 so 14 likely 14 likely 23 " 18 is 20 the 20 the 21 afternoon 21 afternoon 22 . 22 . 23 " una washed the dishes , doing them quite nicely , for so much had [she] learned [from] [mary] [vance] . 1 una 2 washed 1 una 14 had 2 washed 4 dishes 2 washed 9 nicely 3 the 4 dishes 4 dishes 5 , 6 doing 9 nicely 7 them 9 nicely 8 quite 9 nicely 9 nicely 10 , 9 nicely 11 for 9 nicely 13 much 12 so 13 much 14 had 16 learned 16 learned 20 . faith swept the floor after a fashion and peeled the potatoes for dinner , cutting her finger in the process . 1 faith 2 swept 2 swept 4 floor 3 the 4 floor 4 floor 9 peeled 5 after 9 peeled 6 a 7 fashion 7 fashion 8 and 7 fashion 9 peeled 9 peeled 10 the 9 peeled 11 potatoes 9 peeled 13 dinner 9 peeled 15 cutting 12 for 13 dinner 13 dinner 14 , 15 cutting 17 finger 16 her 17 finger 17 finger 21 . 18 in 19 the 18 in 21 . 19 the 20 process " [i] [wish] we had [something] [for] dinner besides [ditto] , " sighed [una] . 1 " 4 we 1 " 13 sighed 4 we 5 had 8 dinner 9 besides 9 besides 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 sighed 13 sighed 15 . " [i] 'm [so] tired of it . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 5 tired 5 tired 8 . 6 of 7 it 7 it 8 . the [blythe] [children] [don't] [know] [what] ditto [is] . 1 the 7 ditto 7 ditto 9 . and we [never] have any pudding . 1 and 2 we 2 we 4 have 4 have 6 pudding 5 any 6 pudding 6 pudding 7 . nan says [susan] [would] faint if they had no pudding [on] [sundays] . 1 nan 2 says 1 nan 5 faint 5 faint 13 . 6 if 7 they 6 if 8 had 8 had 10 pudding 9 no 10 pudding 10 pudding 13 . why aren't [we] like [other] [people] [,] [faith] ? " 1 why 2 aren't 1 why 9 ? 4 like 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " [i] don't want to be like [other] [people] [,] " [laughed] [faith] , [tying] up her bleeding finger . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 11 " 3 don't 4 want 4 want 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 like 11 " 14 , 14 , 16 up 16 up 20 . 17 her 18 bleeding 18 bleeding 19 finger 19 finger 20 . " [i] [like] being [myself] . 1 " 6 . 4 being 6 . it 's more interesting . 1 it 2 's 1 it 4 interesting 3 more 4 interesting 4 interesting 5 . jessie [drew] [is] [as] good a [housekeeper] [as] her mother , but would you want to be as stupid as she is ? " 1 jessie 5 good 1 jessie 6 a 6 a 24 " 9 her 10 mother 10 mother 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 would 13 would 17 be 14 you 15 want 15 want 16 to 16 to 17 be 17 be 19 stupid 18 as 19 stupid 19 stupid 20 as 19 stupid 23 ? 20 as 21 she 21 she 22 is 23 ? 24 " " but our house isn't right . 1 " 5 isn't 2 but 5 isn't 3 our 4 house 4 house 5 isn't 5 isn't 6 right 6 right 7 . mary [vance] [says] so . 1 mary 5 . 4 so 5 . she [says] [people] [talk] [about] [it] [being] so [untidy] . " 1 she 8 so 8 so 10 . 10 . 11 " faith had an inspiration . 1 faith 4 inspiration 2 had 4 inspiration 3 an 4 inspiration 4 inspiration 5 . " we 'll clean it all up , " she cried . 1 " 2 we 1 " 11 cried 2 we 3 'll 2 we 6 all 3 'll 4 clean 5 it 6 all 7 up 8 , 8 , 11 cried 9 " 11 cried 10 she 11 cried 11 cried 12 . " we 'll go right to work to-morrow . 1 " 3 'll 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 4 go 3 'll 5 right 3 'll 8 to-morrow 6 to 7 work 7 work 8 to-morrow 8 to-morrow 9 . it 's a real good chance [when] [aunt] [martha] is [laid] up and [can't] [interfere] with us . 1 it 2 's 1 it 10 is 2 's 6 chance 3 a 5 good 3 a 6 chance 4 real 5 good 10 is 17 us 12 up 13 and 12 up 16 with 16 with 17 us 17 us 18 . we 'll have it [all] [lovely] [and] [clean] when [father] [comes] [home] [,] just like it was [when] [mary] went away . 1 we 2 'll 1 we 3 have 3 have 4 it 4 it 22 . 9 when 17 was 9 when 20 went 14 just 15 like 15 like 16 it 16 it 17 was 20 went 21 away 21 away 22 . [any] [one] [can] [sweep] [and] [dust] [and] [wash] [windows] [.] people won't be able to talk about us any more . 1 people 2 won't 2 won't 4 able 2 won't 6 talk 2 won't 8 us 2 won't 9 any 3 be 4 able 4 able 5 to 6 talk 7 about 9 any 10 more 10 more 11 . jem [blythe] says it 's only old cats that talk , but their talk hurts just as much as anybody 's . " 1 jem 8 cats 3 says 8 cats 4 it 5 's 4 it 6 only 6 only 8 cats 7 old 8 cats 8 cats 9 that 8 cats 10 talk 8 cats 12 but 8 cats 14 talk 11 , 12 but 13 their 14 talk 14 talk 15 hurts 15 hurts 16 just 15 hurts 18 much 15 hurts 20 anybody 15 hurts 21 's 15 hurts 23 " 16 just 17 as 18 much 19 as 21 's 22 . " [i] hope it will be [fine] to-morrow , " said [una] , fired with enthusiasm . 1 " 3 hope 1 " 11 said 4 it 6 be 5 will 6 be 6 be 8 to-morrow 8 to-morrow 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 17 . 13 , 14 fired 14 fired 16 enthusiasm 15 with 16 enthusiasm 16 enthusiasm 17 . " oh , [faith] , it will be splendid to be all cleaned up and like other people . " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 it 6 it 8 be 7 will 8 be 8 be 13 cleaned 9 splendid 13 cleaned 10 to 11 be 11 be 13 cleaned 12 all 13 cleaned 13 cleaned 14 up 13 cleaned 18 people 13 cleaned 20 " 14 up 15 and 16 like 18 people 17 other 18 people 19 . 20 " " [i] [hope] [aunt] [martha] 's misery [will] [last] [over] to-morrow , " said [faith] . 1 " 6 's 6 's 7 misery 7 misery 16 . 11 to-morrow 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " if it doesn't we won't get a single thing done [.] ["] 1 " 4 doesn't 2 if 4 doesn't 3 it 4 doesn't 4 doesn't 9 single 5 we 6 won't 6 won't 7 get 6 won't 9 single 8 a 9 single 9 single 10 thing 10 thing 11 done faith 's amiable wish was fulfilled . 1 faith 2 's 1 faith 3 amiable 3 amiable 6 fulfilled 4 wish 6 fulfilled 5 was 6 fulfilled 6 fulfilled 7 . the next day [found] [aunt] [martha] [still] unable to rise . 1 the 2 next 1 the 11 . 2 next 3 day 8 unable 9 to 8 unable 11 . 9 to 10 rise carl , too , was still sick and easily prevailed on to stay in bed . 1 carl 2 , 1 carl 7 sick 2 , 3 too 3 too 4 , 5 was 6 still 5 was 7 sick 7 sick 8 and 7 sick 10 prevailed 9 easily 10 prevailed 10 prevailed 11 on 10 prevailed 13 stay 10 prevailed 15 bed 12 to 13 stay 14 in 15 bed 15 bed 16 . the world was full of summer sunshine after the rain . 1 the 2 world 2 world 7 sunshine 2 world 11 . 3 was 4 full 4 full 5 of 4 full 7 sunshine 6 summer 7 sunshine 7 sunshine 10 rain 8 after 10 rain 9 the 10 rain it was a [peerless] day [for] house-cleaning [and] [faith] [and] [una] [went] gaily to work . 1 it 2 was 1 it 16 . 2 was 3 a 3 a 5 day 7 house-cleaning 13 gaily 13 gaily 15 work 13 gaily 16 . 14 to 15 work " we 'll clean the dining-room and the parlour , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 6 dining-room 4 clean 6 dining-room 5 the 6 dining-room 6 dining-room 7 and 6 dining-room 9 parlour 8 the 9 parlour 9 parlour 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " it wouldn't do to meddle with the study , and it doesn't matter much about the upstairs . 1 " 3 wouldn't 2 it 3 wouldn't 3 wouldn't 6 meddle 4 do 6 meddle 5 to 6 meddle 6 meddle 7 with 6 meddle 9 study 6 meddle 14 matter 6 meddle 19 . 7 with 8 the 9 study 10 , 10 , 11 and 11 and 12 it 13 doesn't 14 matter 14 matter 15 much 14 matter 18 upstairs 15 much 16 about 16 about 17 the the first thing is to take [everything] [out] [.] ["] 1 the 2 first 2 first 3 thing 3 thing 4 is 3 thing 5 to 5 to 6 take accordingly , everything was taken out . 1 accordingly 2 , 1 accordingly 3 everything 1 accordingly 5 taken 3 everything 4 was 5 taken 6 out 6 out 7 . the furniture was piled on the veranda [and] lawn and the [methodist] graveyard fence was gaily [draped] with rugs . 1 the 7 veranda 1 the 9 lawn 2 furniture 3 was 2 furniture 4 piled 4 piled 7 veranda 5 on 6 the 6 the 7 veranda 9 lawn 13 graveyard 9 lawn 16 gaily 10 and 11 the 11 the 13 graveyard 13 graveyard 14 fence 14 fence 15 was 16 gaily 20 . 18 with 19 rugs 19 rugs 20 . una surveyed the streaked result dubiously . 1 una 4 streaked 2 surveyed 3 the 2 surveyed 4 streaked 4 streaked 5 result 4 streaked 6 dubiously 6 dubiously 7 . " they don't look right , somehow , " she said . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 11 said 2 they 3 don't 3 don't 4 look 4 look 5 right 6 , 11 said 7 somehow 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 she 11 said 11 said 12 . " [mrs] [elliott] 's [and] [susan] ['s] [windows] [just] shine and sparkle . " 1 " 4 's 1 " 14 " 10 shine 11 and 10 shine 12 sparkle 12 sparkle 13 . 13 . 14 " " never mind . 1 " 4 . 2 never 3 mind 3 mind 4 . they [let] the sunshine [through] just as well , " said [faith] cheerfully . 1 they 14 . 3 the 4 sunshine 4 sunshine 13 cheerfully 6 just 7 as 7 as 8 well 8 well 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 cheerfully 13 cheerfully 14 . " [they] [must] [be] clean after all the soap [and] [water] [i] ['ve] [used] , and that 's the main thing . 1 " 18 's 5 clean 6 after 6 after 7 all 7 all 8 the 8 the 9 soap 9 soap 15 , 15 , 16 and 16 and 17 that 17 that 18 's 18 's 20 main 19 the 20 main 20 main 22 . 21 thing 22 . now , it 's past eleven , so [i] 'll wipe up this mess on the floor and we 'll go outside . 1 now 2 , 1 now 6 eleven 3 it 4 's 3 it 6 eleven 5 past 6 eleven 6 eleven 11 wipe 7 , 8 so 8 so 11 wipe 10 'll 11 wipe 11 wipe 14 mess 11 wipe 17 floor 12 up 14 mess 13 this 14 mess 15 on 16 the 15 on 17 floor 16 the 17 floor 17 floor 18 and 17 floor 22 outside 17 floor 23 . 19 we 20 'll 20 'll 21 go 21 go 22 outside you [dust] [the] [furniture] [and] [i] 'll shake the rugs . 1 you 7 'll 7 'll 8 shake 8 shake 10 rugs 9 the 10 rugs 10 rugs 11 . i 'm going to do it in the graveyard . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 5 do 5 do 6 it 6 it 10 . 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 graveyard 9 graveyard 10 . i don't want to send dust flying all over the lawn . " 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 want 3 want 4 to 4 to 5 send 5 send 6 dust 6 dust 7 flying 7 flying 9 over 8 all 9 over 9 over 10 the 10 the 11 lawn 11 lawn 12 . 12 . 13 " faith enjoyed the rug shaking . 1 faith 4 rug 2 enjoyed 4 rug 3 the 4 rug 4 rug 5 shaking 5 shaking 6 . to stand on [hezekiah] [pollock] 's tombstone [,] flapping and shaking rugs , was real fun . 1 to 2 stand 1 to 17 . 2 stand 3 on 6 's 7 tombstone 7 tombstone 9 flapping 9 flapping 10 and 9 flapping 12 rugs 11 shaking 12 rugs 12 rugs 13 , 12 rugs 15 real 12 rugs 16 fun 12 rugs 17 . 14 was 15 real " isn't that a terrible [sight] ? " said [elder] [abraham] solemnly . 1 " 2 isn't 2 isn't 3 that 2 isn't 5 terrible 2 isn't 7 ? 4 a 5 terrible 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 12 solemnly 12 solemnly 13 . faith waved a [door] mat cheerily at the [clow] party . 1 faith 2 waved 2 waved 3 a 3 a 5 mat 5 mat 6 cheerily 6 cheerily 7 at 6 cheerily 11 . 7 at 8 the 10 party 11 . it did not worry her that the elder and his wife did not return her greeting . 1 it 17 . 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 worry 4 worry 5 her 4 worry 6 that 4 worry 8 elder 4 worry 17 . 7 the 8 elder 8 elder 9 and 8 elder 11 wife 8 elder 14 return 10 his 11 wife 12 did 13 not 12 did 14 return 14 return 16 greeting 15 her 16 greeting everybody knew that [elder] [abraham] [had] [never] [been] [known] [to] smile [since] he had been appointed [superintendent] of the [sunday] [school] fourteen [years] previously . 1 everybody 2 knew 2 knew 3 that 3 that 11 smile 11 smile 25 . 13 he 14 had 14 had 15 been 15 been 16 appointed 16 appointed 24 previously 18 of 19 the 19 the 22 fourteen 22 fourteen 24 previously 24 previously 25 . but it hurt her [that] [minnie] and [adella] [clow] did not wave [back] . 1 but 2 it 1 but 10 did 2 it 3 hurt 3 hurt 7 and 4 her 7 and 10 did 11 not 10 did 14 . 11 not 12 wave faith liked [minnie] [and] [adella] [.] 1 faith 2 liked next to [the] [blythes] [,] [they] [were] her [best] [friends] [in] [school] and she [always] helped [adella] with her [sums] . 1 next 2 to 2 to 8 her 8 her 13 and 8 her 14 she 14 she 16 helped 16 helped 18 with 18 with 19 her 19 her 21 . this was gratitude for you . 1 this 2 was 2 was 3 gratitude 3 gratitude 6 . 4 for 5 you 4 for 6 . faith flounced around to the veranda , where she found [una] grieved in spirit [because] [the] [clow] [girls] had not [waved] to her [,] [either] . 1 faith 2 flounced 2 flounced 3 around 2 flounced 4 to 2 flounced 6 veranda 5 the 6 veranda 6 veranda 7 , 6 veranda 8 where 6 veranda 10 found 6 veranda 12 grieved 9 she 10 found 12 grieved 14 spirit 13 in 14 spirit 14 spirit 26 . 19 had 20 not 20 not 22 to 22 to 23 her 23 her 26 . " [i] [suppose] they 're mad over [something] , " said [faith] . 1 " 5 're 4 they 5 're 5 're 6 mad 6 mad 13 . 7 over 9 , 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " perhaps they 're jealous because we play [so] [much] [in] [rainbow] [valley] with the [blythes] . 1 " 2 perhaps 2 perhaps 5 jealous 3 they 4 're 4 're 5 jealous 5 jealous 6 because 5 jealous 8 play 6 because 7 we 8 play 17 . 14 with 15 the 14 with 17 . well , [just] [wait] [till] [school] [opens] and [adella] [wants] [me] to show [her] how to do her [sums] ! 1 well 2 , 1 well 20 ! 2 , 8 and 8 and 18 her 12 to 13 show 12 to 18 her 13 show 15 how 15 how 17 do 16 to 17 do we 'll get square then . 1 we 2 'll 2 'll 3 get 3 get 4 square 4 square 5 then 5 then 6 . come on , let's put the things back in . 1 come 2 on 1 come 4 let's 1 come 8 back 3 , 4 let's 5 put 6 the 5 put 7 things 5 put 8 back 8 back 9 in 8 back 10 . i [hate] [house-cleaning] . ["] 1 i 4 . it was two o'clock before the tired girls finished the two rooms . 1 it 2 was 1 it 4 o'clock 3 two 4 o'clock 4 o'clock 5 before 4 o'clock 6 the 4 o'clock 7 tired 4 o'clock 8 girls 4 o'clock 9 finished 4 o'clock 13 . 9 finished 10 the 10 the 12 rooms 11 two 12 rooms they got a dreary bite in the kitchen and intended to wash the dishes at once . 1 they 2 got 2 got 4 dreary 3 a 4 dreary 4 dreary 5 bite 4 dreary 8 kitchen 4 dreary 10 intended 4 dreary 17 . 5 bite 6 in 6 in 7 the 8 kitchen 9 and 10 intended 12 wash 11 to 12 wash 12 wash 14 dishes 13 the 14 dishes 15 at 16 once 15 at 17 . but [faith] [happened] to pick up a [new] story-book [di] [blythe] [had] lent her and was lost to the world until sunset . 1 but 4 to 4 to 5 pick 5 pick 7 a 6 up 7 a 7 a 23 . 9 story-book 13 lent 13 lent 14 her 13 lent 17 lost 13 lent 18 to 13 lent 19 the 13 lent 21 until 14 her 15 and 16 was 17 lost 19 the 20 world 21 until 22 sunset 22 sunset 23 . meanwhile , a [weird] [story] [flew] [through] [glen] [st] [mary] and folks asked each other seriously what was to be done with those manse youngsters . 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 3 a 3 a 11 and 3 a 26 . 12 folks 16 seriously 13 asked 16 seriously 14 each 15 other 14 each 16 seriously 16 seriously 21 done 16 seriously 26 . 17 what 18 was 17 what 21 done 19 to 20 be 20 be 21 done 21 done 25 youngsters 22 with 25 youngsters 23 those 25 youngsters 24 manse 25 youngsters " that is past laughing at , [believe] [me] , " said [miss] [cornelia] to her husband , with a heavy sigh . 1 " 3 is 1 " 12 said 2 that 3 is 3 is 4 past 4 past 5 laughing 5 laughing 6 at 7 , 12 said 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 17 husband 12 said 23 . 15 to 16 her 16 her 17 husband 18 , 19 with 19 with 20 a 20 a 21 heavy 21 heavy 22 sigh 22 sigh 23 . " [i] [couldn't] believe it at first . 1 " 4 believe 4 believe 5 it 5 it 8 . 6 at 7 first 6 at 8 . miranda [drew] brought the story home from the [methodist] [sunday] [school] [this] [afternoon] [and] [i] [simply] [scoffed] [at] [it] . 1 miranda 3 brought 3 brought 4 the 3 brought 6 home 4 the 5 story 6 home 7 from 7 from 8 the 8 the 20 . but [mrs] [elder] [abraham] [says] [she] [and] the [elder] [saw] [it] [with] their [own] eyes . " 1 but 8 the 8 the 16 . 13 their 15 eyes 15 eyes 16 . 16 . 17 " " saw what ? " asked [marshall] . 1 " 6 asked 2 saw 3 what 3 what 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 4 ? 6 asked 6 asked 8 . " [faith] [and] [una] [meredith] [stayed] [home] [from] [sunday] [school] this morning [and] [cleaned] [house] , " said [miss] [cornelia] , [in] [accents] of despair . 1 " 17 " 11 this 12 morning 12 morning 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 21 , 18 said 26 . 24 of 25 despair 25 despair 26 . i can never look [a] [methodist] in the face again . 1 i 2 can 2 can 3 never 2 can 4 look 4 look 9 face 7 in 8 the 7 in 9 face 9 face 10 again 10 again 11 . just think what a scandal it will make ! " 1 just 5 scandal 2 think 5 scandal 3 what 5 scandal 4 a 5 scandal 5 scandal 7 will 5 scandal 8 make 5 scandal 10 " 6 it 7 will 9 ! 10 " " this is the last of [our] bread , " said [faith] , " and the ditto is done . 1 " 3 is 1 " 17 ditto 2 this 3 is 4 the 5 last 4 the 6 of 6 of 8 bread 8 bread 17 ditto 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 17 ditto 13 , 14 " 13 , 15 and 15 and 16 the 16 the 17 ditto 17 ditto 20 . 18 is 19 done 19 done 20 . if [aunt] [martha] [doesn't] [get] [better] [soon] [what] [will] we do ? " 1 if 10 we 10 we 11 do 11 do 12 ? 12 ? 13 " " we can buy some bread in the village and there 's the codfish [mary] dried , " said [una] . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 can 3 can 4 buy 4 buy 5 some 4 buy 6 bread 4 buy 9 village 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 village 9 village 10 and 10 and 11 there 11 there 12 's 12 's 21 . 13 the 14 codfish 14 codfish 16 dried 16 dried 17 , 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 21 . " but we don't know how to cook it . " 1 " 4 don't 2 but 3 we 2 but 4 don't 4 don't 5 know 5 know 6 how 6 how 7 to 7 to 8 cook 8 cook 9 it 9 it 10 . 10 . 11 " " oh , that 's easy , " [laughed] [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 's 4 that 5 's 5 's 6 easy 6 easy 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 . " you [just] boil it . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 4 boil 4 boil 5 it 5 it 6 . 6 . 7 " boil it they did ; but as it did not occur to them to soak it beforehand it was too salty to eat . 1 boil 2 it 1 boil 3 they 1 boil 4 did 4 did 15 soak 5 ; 6 but 6 but 9 did 7 as 8 it 7 as 9 did 9 did 15 soak 10 not 11 occur 11 occur 12 to 11 occur 15 soak 13 them 15 soak 14 to 15 soak 15 soak 16 it 15 soak 21 salty 17 beforehand 21 salty 18 it 19 was 18 it 21 salty 19 was 21 salty 20 too 21 salty 21 salty 23 eat 21 salty 24 . 22 to 23 eat that night they were very hungry ; but by the following day their troubles were over . 1 that 2 night 1 that 3 they 3 they 15 were 4 were 5 very 5 very 6 hungry 6 hungry 11 following 7 ; 8 but 7 ; 11 following 9 by 10 the 9 by 11 following 10 the 11 following 11 following 12 day 11 following 14 troubles 13 their 14 troubles 14 troubles 15 were 15 were 16 over 16 over 17 . [chapter] [xi] [.] [a] [dreadful] [discovery] " well , you kids have gone and done it now , " [was] [mary] 's greeting , as she joined them in the [valley] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 5 kids 3 , 4 you 4 you 5 kids 5 kids 6 have 5 kids 7 gone 5 kids 8 and 5 kids 9 done 5 kids 10 it 5 kids 11 now 11 now 12 , 12 , 21 joined 13 " 16 's 16 's 17 greeting 17 greeting 18 , 18 , 19 as 19 as 21 joined 20 she 21 joined 21 joined 22 them 21 joined 26 . 22 them 23 in 24 the 26 . " [done] what ? " demanded [everybody] [but] [walter] , who was [day-dreaming] [as] usual . 1 " 3 what 3 what 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 demanded 6 demanded 10 , 10 , 11 who 11 who 12 was 12 was 15 usual 15 usual 16 . " it 's you manse [young] ones , [i] mean , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 's 1 " 4 you 1 " 13 said 2 it 3 's 5 manse 7 ones 7 ones 8 , 8 , 13 said 10 mean 12 " 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " it was just awful of you . 1 " 5 awful 1 " 7 you 2 it 3 was 2 it 4 just 2 it 5 awful 5 awful 6 of 7 you 8 . " what have [we] done ? " asked [faith] blankly . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 done 2 what 6 ? 3 have 5 done 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 blankly 10 blankly 11 . " done ! 1 " 3 ! 2 done 3 ! you 'd [better] [ask] ! 1 you 2 'd 1 you 5 ! the talk is something terrible . 1 the 5 terrible 2 talk 4 something 3 is 4 something 4 something 5 terrible 5 terrible 6 . i expect it 's ruined your father in this congregation . 1 i 2 expect 2 expect 3 it 3 it 4 's 4 's 5 ruined 5 ruined 10 congregation 6 your 7 father 7 father 10 congregation 8 in 10 congregation 9 this 10 congregation 10 congregation 11 . he 'll never be able to live it down , poor man ! 1 he 5 able 2 'll 5 able 3 never 5 able 4 be 5 able 5 able 6 to 5 able 11 poor 6 to 7 live 7 live 8 it 7 live 9 down 10 , 11 poor 11 poor 12 man 11 poor 13 ! everybody blames him for it , and that isn't fair . 1 everybody 2 blames 2 blames 3 him 2 blames 4 for 2 blames 5 it 2 blames 7 and 2 blames 8 that 6 , 7 and 8 that 9 isn't 9 isn't 10 fair 10 fair 11 . but nothing [is] fair in this world . 1 but 2 nothing 2 nothing 7 world 4 fair 7 world 5 in 7 world 6 this 7 world 7 world 8 . you ought to be ashamed of yourselves . " 1 you 2 ought 2 ought 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 ashamed 5 ashamed 6 of 6 of 7 yourselves 7 yourselves 8 . 8 . 9 " " what [have] we [done] ? " asked [una] [again] , despairingly . 1 " 8 asked 2 what 4 we 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 12 despairingly 11 , 12 despairingly 12 despairingly 13 . faith said nothing , [but] her eyes flashed [golden-brown] scorn at [mary] . 1 faith 8 flashed 2 said 3 nothing 2 said 4 , 4 , 8 flashed 6 her 7 eyes 7 eyes 8 flashed 8 flashed 10 scorn 8 flashed 13 . 11 at 13 . " oh , don't pretend innocence , " said [mary] , witheringly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 5 pretend 3 , 4 don't 4 don't 5 pretend 5 pretend 6 innocence 6 innocence 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 11 , 12 witheringly 12 witheringly 13 . " everybody knows what you have done . " 1 " 4 what 2 everybody 3 knows 3 knows 4 what 4 what 5 you 5 you 6 have 6 have 7 done 7 done 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] don't , " interjected [jem] [blythe] indignantly . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 9 indignantly 6 interjected 9 indignantly 9 indignantly 10 . " don't let me catch you [making] [una] [cry] , [mary] [vance] . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 let 3 let 4 me 3 let 5 catch 5 catch 13 . 6 you 10 , 10 , 13 . what are you talking about ? " 1 what 4 talking 1 what 6 ? 2 are 3 you 2 are 4 talking 4 talking 5 about 6 ? 7 " " [i] s'pose you don't know , since you 're just back from [up] west , " said [mary] , somewhat subdued . 1 " 3 s'pose 3 s'pose 4 you 3 s'pose 17 " 4 you 5 don't 5 don't 6 know 6 know 10 're 7 , 9 you 8 since 9 you 9 you 10 're 10 're 11 just 12 back 13 from 12 back 15 west 15 west 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 , 20 , 21 somewhat 21 somewhat 22 subdued 22 subdued 23 . jem could always manage her . 1 jem 4 manage 2 could 4 manage 3 always 4 manage 4 manage 5 her 5 her 6 . " but everybody [else] knows , you 'd better believe . ["] 1 " 10 believe 2 but 3 everybody 3 everybody 5 knows 5 knows 9 better 5 knows 10 believe 6 , 7 you 7 you 8 'd 8 'd 9 better 10 believe 11 . " knows what ? " 1 " 3 what 2 knows 3 what 3 what 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " [that] [faith] [and] [una] stayed home from [sunday] [school] [last] [sunday] [and] [cleaned] [house] . " 1 " 17 " 6 stayed 7 home 7 home 8 from 7 home 16 . 16 . 17 " " we [didn't] , " cried [faith] and [una] [,] in passionate denial . 1 " 2 we 2 we 14 . 4 , 5 " 4 , 8 and 4 , 12 passionate 5 " 6 cried 8 and 11 in 12 passionate 13 denial 13 denial 14 . mary looked haughtily at them . 1 mary 3 haughtily 2 looked 3 haughtily 3 haughtily 4 at 3 haughtily 5 them 3 haughtily 6 . " [i] [didn't] [suppose] you 'd deny it , [after] the way you ['ve] [combed] [me] down [for] [lying] , " she said . 1 " 5 you 1 " 13 you 5 you 6 'd 6 'd 7 deny 7 deny 8 it 8 it 9 , 9 , 11 the 11 the 12 way 13 you 21 " 17 down 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 23 said 22 she 23 said 23 said 24 . " what 's the good of saying you didn't ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 's 2 what 7 saying 2 what 10 ? 3 's 4 the 3 's 5 good 6 of 7 saying 8 you 10 ? 9 didn't 10 ? everybody knows you [did] . 1 everybody 2 knows 2 knows 5 . 3 you 5 . elder [clow] and [his] [wife] [saw] you . 1 elder 8 . 3 and 7 you 7 you 8 . some people say it will break up the church , [but] [i] don't [go] [that] [far] [.] 1 some 2 people 2 people 3 say 2 people 9 church 2 people 13 don't 4 it 5 will 5 will 6 break 6 break 7 up 6 break 9 church 8 the 9 church 10 , 13 don't you [are] nice ones . " 1 you 6 " 3 nice 4 ones 4 ones 5 . 5 . 6 " nan [blythe] stood up and put her arms around the dazed [faith] [and] [una] . 1 nan 3 stood 3 stood 4 up 4 up 5 and 4 up 8 arms 6 put 8 arms 7 her 8 arms 8 arms 9 around 8 arms 11 dazed 9 around 10 the 11 dazed 15 . " you are [very] grateful [,] [i] [must] [say] . " 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 grateful 2 you 3 are 5 grateful 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] [am] grateful , " retorted [mary] . 1 " 7 retorted 4 grateful 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 retorted 7 retorted 9 . " you 'd know it if you ['d] heard me standing up [for] [mr] [meredith] [through] thick and thin . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 'd 2 you 4 know 4 know 5 it 4 know 7 you 4 know 20 . 6 if 7 you 9 heard 10 me 9 heard 11 standing 11 standing 12 up 11 standing 17 thick 17 thick 19 thin 18 and 19 thin 19 thin 20 . i 've blistered my tongue talking for him this week . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 blistered 3 blistered 4 my 3 blistered 5 tongue 3 blistered 6 talking 3 blistered 7 for 3 blistered 8 him 3 blistered 9 this 3 blistered 11 . 9 this 10 week i 've said again and again that he isn't to blame if his young ones did clean house [on] [sunday] . 1 i 2 've 1 i 3 said 1 i 11 blame 4 again 5 and 4 again 6 again 6 again 11 blame 7 that 8 he 7 that 9 isn't 9 isn't 11 blame 10 to 11 blame 11 blame 12 if 11 blame 13 his 11 blame 15 ones 11 blame 16 did 11 blame 17 clean 11 blame 21 . 14 young 15 ones 18 house 21 . he was [away] and [they] knew [better] . " 1 he 2 was 1 he 6 knew 2 was 4 and 6 knew 8 . 8 . 9 " " but we didn't , " protested [una] . 1 " 3 we 1 " 7 protested 2 but 3 we 4 didn't 7 protested 5 , 7 protested 6 " 7 protested 7 protested 9 . " it was [monday] we cleaned [house] [.] 1 " 2 it 1 " 5 we 2 it 3 was 5 we 6 cleaned wasn't it [,] [faith] ? " 1 wasn't 2 it 1 wasn't 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " of course it was , " said [faith] , with flashing [eyes] . 1 " 3 course 1 " 8 said 2 of 3 course 3 course 4 it 4 it 5 was 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 14 . 11 with 12 flashing 11 with 14 . " it was [saturday] it [rained] , " said [mary] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 11 . 5 it 7 , 7 , 9 said 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . " [sunday] was as [fine] [as] silk . 1 " 8 . 3 was 4 as 3 was 7 silk 7 silk 8 . i [wasn't] [at] [sunday] [school] [because] [i] [had] [toothache] [,] [but] [every] [one] [else] [was] [and] [they] saw [all] [your] [stuff] [out] [on] the lawn . 1 i 18 saw 18 saw 24 the 24 the 25 lawn 25 lawn 26 . and [elder] [abraham] [and] [mrs] [elder] [abraham] [saw] you shaking rugs in the graveyard . " 1 and 9 you 9 you 16 " 10 shaking 11 rugs 11 rugs 12 in 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 graveyard 14 graveyard 15 . 15 . 16 " una sat down among the daisies and began to cry . 1 una 6 daisies 1 una 11 . 2 sat 3 down 2 sat 6 daisies 4 among 5 the 4 among 6 daisies 6 daisies 10 cry 7 and 8 began 8 began 9 to 8 began 10 cry " look here , " said [jem] resolutely , " this [thing] must be cleared up . 1 " 3 here 2 look 3 here 3 here 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 5 " 16 up 6 said 8 resolutely 6 said 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 13 must 11 this 13 must 13 must 14 be 15 cleared 16 up 16 up 17 . [somebody] [has] [made] [a] [mistake] [.] sunday [was] [fine] , [faith] . 1 sunday 6 . 4 , 6 . how could you have thought [saturday] was [sunday] ? " 1 how 2 could 1 how 9 ? 2 could 4 have 3 you 4 have 4 have 5 thought 5 thought 7 was 9 ? 10 " so there [!] ["] 1 so 2 there " [prayer-meeting] was [wednesday] [night] , " said [mary] . 1 " 8 said 3 was 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [elder] [baxter] was to lead and he couldn't go [thursday] [night] and it was changed [to] [wednesday] . 1 " 19 . 4 was 5 to 5 to 6 lead 6 lead 16 changed 7 and 8 he 8 he 9 couldn't 9 couldn't 10 go 10 go 13 and 13 and 14 it 14 it 15 was 15 was 16 changed 16 changed 19 . you were [just] a day [out] [,] [faith] [meredith] , and [you] [did] [work] on [sunday] . " 1 you 2 were 2 were 4 a 4 a 18 " 5 day 10 , 10 , 11 and 10 , 18 " 11 and 15 on 15 on 17 . suddenly [faith] burst [into] a peal of laughter . 1 suddenly 8 laughter 3 burst 5 a 5 a 6 peal 6 peal 7 of 6 peal 8 laughter 8 laughter 9 . " [i] suppose we [did] [.] 1 " 3 suppose 3 suppose 4 we what a joke ! " 1 what 2 a 2 a 3 joke 3 joke 4 ! 4 ! 5 " " it isn't much of a joke for your father , " said [mary] sourly . 1 " 3 isn't 1 " 13 said 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 much 4 much 5 of 5 of 6 a 6 a 7 joke 7 joke 8 for 9 your 10 father 10 father 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 sourly 15 sourly 16 . " it 'll be all right when people find out it was just a mistake , " said [faith] carelessly . 1 " 2 it 1 " 3 'll 3 'll 4 be 3 'll 6 right 3 'll 9 find 5 all 6 right 7 when 8 people 8 people 9 find 9 find 10 out 9 find 11 it 9 find 15 mistake 11 it 12 was 13 just 14 a 14 a 15 mistake 15 mistake 21 . 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 carelessly 20 carelessly 21 . " we 'll [explain] . " 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 5 . 5 . 6 " [i've] [seen] [more] [of] [the] [world] [than] [you] [and] [i] [know] [.] besides , there are plenty of folks won't believe it was a mistake . " 1 besides 2 , 2 , 3 there 3 there 11 was 4 are 5 plenty 5 plenty 6 of 5 plenty 7 folks 7 folks 8 won't 8 won't 9 believe 9 believe 10 it 10 it 11 was 11 was 12 a 12 a 15 " 13 mistake 14 . 14 . 15 " " [they] [will] [if] [i] tell them , " said [faith] . 1 " 6 tell 6 tell 7 them 7 them 12 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " you can't tell everybody , " said [mary] . 1 " 3 can't 1 " 8 said 2 you 3 can't 3 can't 4 tell 4 tell 5 everybody 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " no , [i] [tell] you you 've disgraced your father . ["] 1 " 2 no 1 " 6 you 2 no 3 , 6 you 8 've 6 you 10 your 7 you 8 've 8 've 9 disgraced 10 your 11 father 11 father 12 . una 's [evening] was spoiled by [this] [dire] reflection , but [faith] refused to be made uncomfortable . 1 una 2 's 1 una 9 reflection 4 was 5 spoiled 5 spoiled 6 by 5 spoiled 9 reflection 9 reflection 18 . 10 , 11 but 10 , 13 refused 13 refused 14 to 13 refused 17 uncomfortable 14 to 15 be 15 be 16 made 17 uncomfortable 18 . besides , she had a plan that would put everything right . 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 6 plan 2 , 3 she 3 she 4 had 4 had 5 a 5 a 6 plan 6 plan 10 everything 6 plan 12 . 7 that 8 would 8 would 9 put 9 put 10 everything 10 everything 11 right so she put the past with its mistake behind her and gave herself over to enjoyment of the present . 1 so 2 she 2 she 3 put 3 put 4 the 4 the 19 present 5 past 19 present 6 with 7 its 6 with 16 enjoyment 7 its 8 mistake 8 mistake 9 behind 10 her 16 enjoyment 11 and 12 gave 12 gave 16 enjoyment 13 herself 16 enjoyment 14 over 15 to 14 over 16 enjoyment 16 enjoyment 17 of 16 enjoyment 19 present 17 of 18 the 18 the 19 present 19 present 20 . jem went away to fish [and] [walter] came out of his reverie and proceeded to [describe] the woods [of] [heaven] . 1 jem 2 went 2 went 3 away 2 went 4 to 4 to 21 . 5 fish 8 came 8 came 9 out 9 out 10 of 9 out 11 his 9 out 18 woods 12 reverie 13 and 12 reverie 14 proceeded 14 proceeded 15 to 15 to 17 the 17 the 18 woods 18 woods 21 . mary pricked up her ears and listened respectfully . 1 mary 2 pricked 2 pricked 3 up 2 pricked 4 her 2 pricked 5 ears 2 pricked 8 respectfully 6 and 7 listened 7 listened 8 respectfully 8 respectfully 9 . despite her awe [of] [walter] [she] [revelled] in his ["] book [talk] . " 1 despite 2 her 1 despite 3 awe 3 awe 8 in 8 in 9 his 9 his 11 book 11 book 13 . 13 . 14 " it always gave her a delightful sensation . 1 it 7 sensation 2 always 7 sensation 3 gave 4 her 3 gave 7 sensation 5 a 7 sensation 6 delightful 7 sensation 7 sensation 8 . walter had been reading [his] [coleridge] that [day] , and he pictured a heaven [where] 1 walter 2 had 1 walter 14 heaven 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 reading 4 reading 13 a 7 that 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 he 10 and 12 pictured 12 pictured 13 a " [i] [didn't] [know] there was [any] [woods] in heaven , " said [mary] , with a long breath . 1 " 20 . 5 there 6 was 5 there 19 breath 6 was 15 , 9 in 10 heaven 10 heaven 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 , 16 with 17 a 17 a 18 long 18 long 19 breath 19 breath 20 . " [i] thought it was all streets and streets [and] streets . " 1 " 13 " 3 thought 5 was 4 it 5 was 5 was 11 streets 6 all 7 streets 7 streets 8 and 7 streets 9 streets 9 streets 11 streets 11 streets 12 . 12 . 13 " " of course [there] [are] woods , " said [nan] . 1 " 3 course 1 " 9 said 2 of 3 course 6 woods 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . they are built of gold and diamonds whole streets of diamonds , flashing like the sun . 1 they 2 are 2 are 7 diamonds 3 built 4 of 3 built 7 diamonds 5 gold 6 and 5 gold 7 diamonds 7 diamonds 13 flashing 7 diamonds 17 . 8 whole 13 flashing 9 streets 10 of 9 streets 13 flashing 10 of 11 diamonds 11 diamonds 13 flashing 12 , 13 flashing 13 flashing 14 like 13 flashing 16 sun 14 like 15 the in the squares there are crystal fountains kissed by the light , and everywhere the asphodel blooms the flower of heaven . " 1 in 2 the 2 the 16 asphodel 3 squares 4 there 3 squares 5 are 3 squares 7 fountains 6 crystal 7 fountains 7 fountains 8 kissed 7 fountains 9 by 7 fountains 11 light 10 the 11 light 11 light 16 asphodel 12 , 16 asphodel 13 and 16 asphodel 14 everywhere 16 asphodel 15 the 16 asphodel 16 asphodel 17 blooms 16 asphodel 18 the 16 asphodel 19 flower 16 asphodel 20 of 16 asphodel 21 heaven 16 asphodel 22 . 22 . 23 " " fancy ! " said [mary] . 1 " 2 fancy 1 " 5 said 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 5 said 7 . " [i] [saw] the main street [in] [charlottetown] [once] and [i] [thought] it was [real] grand , but [i] s'pose it 's nothing to heaven . 1 " 5 main 4 the 5 main 5 main 6 street 6 street 26 . 10 and 13 it 13 it 14 was 14 was 16 grand 16 grand 25 heaven 16 grand 26 . 17 , 18 but 18 but 20 s'pose 20 s'pose 21 it 20 s'pose 25 heaven 21 it 22 's 22 's 23 nothing 23 nothing 24 to well , it all sounds gorgeous the way you tell it , but won't it be kind of dull , too ? " 1 well 2 , 1 well 6 gorgeous 1 well 12 , 1 well 14 won't 3 it 4 all 4 all 5 sounds 5 sounds 6 gorgeous 6 gorgeous 8 way 6 gorgeous 10 tell 7 the 8 way 9 you 10 tell 10 tell 11 it 12 , 13 but 13 but 14 won't 14 won't 16 be 14 won't 19 dull 14 won't 22 ? 15 it 16 be 17 kind 18 of 17 kind 19 dull 19 dull 20 , 19 dull 21 too 20 , 21 too 22 ? 23 " " oh , [i] guess [we] can have some fun when the angels ' backs [are] [turned] , " said [faith] comfortably . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 20 said 2 oh 3 , 5 guess 7 can 7 can 8 have 8 have 9 some 9 some 10 fun 10 fun 13 angels 11 when 12 the 12 the 13 angels 13 angels 14 ' 14 ' 20 said 15 backs 18 , 18 , 20 said 19 " 20 said 20 said 23 . 22 comfortably 23 . " heaven [is] [all] fun , " declared [di] . 1 " 2 heaven 1 " 8 declared 5 fun 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 declared 8 declared 10 . " mother [says] the [bible] language [is] figurative , " said [nan] . 1 " 2 mother 1 " 11 said 4 the 6 language 6 language 8 figurative 8 figurative 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " does that mean that [it] isn't [true] ? " asked [mary] hopefully . 1 " 4 mean 1 " 13 hopefully 2 does 3 that 2 does 4 mean 4 mean 5 that 7 isn't 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 asked 11 asked 13 hopefully 13 hopefully 14 . " no not exactly but [i] think it means that heaven will be just like what you 'd like it to be . " 1 " 2 no 2 no 9 means 3 not 4 exactly 4 exactly 9 means 5 but 9 means 7 think 8 it 8 it 9 means 9 means 10 that 9 means 11 heaven 11 heaven 22 be 11 heaven 24 " 12 will 13 be 12 will 22 be 14 just 15 like 14 just 16 what 16 what 17 you 17 you 18 'd 18 'd 19 like 18 'd 22 be 20 it 22 be 21 to 22 be 23 . 24 " " [i] ['d] [like] it to be [just] [like] [rainbow] [valley] , " said [mary] , " with [all] you kids to gas and play with . 1 " 5 it 1 " 13 " 5 it 7 be 6 to 7 be 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 21 kids 16 , 17 " 16 , 21 kids 17 " 20 you 18 with 20 you 21 kids 23 gas 22 to 23 gas 23 gas 24 and 23 gas 25 play 23 gas 26 with 23 gas 27 . [that's] [good] [enough] [for] [me] [.] anyhow , we can't go to heaven till we 're dead and maybe not then , so what 's the use of worrying ? 1 anyhow 2 , 1 anyhow 10 're 3 we 4 can't 3 we 10 're 4 can't 5 go 5 go 6 to 7 heaven 10 're 8 till 10 're 9 we 10 're 10 're 23 worrying 11 dead 12 and 11 dead 13 maybe 13 maybe 14 not 13 maybe 15 then 13 maybe 17 so 13 maybe 23 worrying 16 , 17 so 18 what 21 use 19 's 20 the 19 's 21 use 21 use 22 of 21 use 23 worrying 23 worrying 24 ? here 's [jem] with a string of trout and it 's my turn to fry them . " 1 here 2 's 1 here 18 " 4 with 5 a 5 a 6 string 6 string 7 of 6 string 8 trout 8 trout 9 and 8 trout 13 turn 10 it 11 's 10 it 13 turn 12 my 13 turn 13 turn 15 fry 14 to 15 fry 15 fry 16 them 16 them 17 . 17 . 18 " " we [know] [just] [as] [much] , but [walter] can [imagine] , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 14 said 7 , 8 but 7 , 14 said 8 but 10 can 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [mrs] [elliott] [says] [he] gets [it] from his mother . " 1 " 12 " 6 gets 10 mother 6 gets 11 . 8 from 9 his 9 his 10 mother 11 . 12 " " [i] [do] [wish] we hadn't [made] [that] mistake [about] [sunday] , " sighed [una] . 1 " 5 we 5 we 6 hadn't 6 hadn't 9 mistake 9 mistake 16 . 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 sighed 14 sighed 16 . " don't worry over that . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 worry 3 worry 4 over 3 worry 6 . 5 that 6 . i 've thought of a great plan to explain [so] [that] [everybody] [will] [know] , " said [faith] . 1 i 2 've 2 've 7 plan 3 thought 4 of 3 thought 7 plan 5 a 6 great 5 a 7 plan 7 plan 9 explain 7 plan 19 . 8 to 9 explain 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " just wait till to-morrow night . " 1 " 8 " 2 just 3 wait 3 wait 4 till 4 till 5 to-morrow 5 to-morrow 6 night 5 to-morrow 7 . 7 . 8 " [chapter] [xii] [.] [an] [explanation] [and] [a] [dare] the [rev] [dr] [cooper] preached in [glen] [st] [mary] the next evening and the [presbyterian] [church] [was] crowded [with] [people] [from] [near] [and] [far] . 1 the 25 . 5 preached 6 in 5 preached 13 and 6 in 10 the 10 the 11 next 11 next 12 evening 13 and 14 the 14 the 18 crowded 18 crowded 25 . but when the folks [went] [home] that [night] it was not [of] [dr] [cooper] 's sermon they talked . 1 but 2 when 2 when 3 the 3 the 4 folks 4 folks 16 sermon 7 that 10 was 7 that 15 's 9 it 10 was 10 was 11 not 15 's 16 sermon 16 sermon 19 . 17 they 18 talked 18 talked 19 . they had completely forgotten all about it . 1 they 2 had 2 had 4 forgotten 3 completely 4 forgotten 4 forgotten 5 all 4 forgotten 6 about 4 forgotten 8 . 6 about 7 it there was a slight pause . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 a 2 was 4 slight 4 slight 5 pause 5 pause 6 . charles [baxter] and [thomas] [douglas] , whose duty it was to pass the plates , were on the point of rising to their feet . 1 charles 3 and 1 charles 25 . 6 , 7 whose 7 whose 8 duty 8 duty 14 plates 9 it 10 was 9 it 11 to 11 to 12 pass 12 pass 13 the 12 pass 14 plates 14 plates 15 , 14 plates 16 were 14 plates 19 point 14 plates 25 . 17 on 18 the 17 on 19 point 19 point 20 of 19 point 21 rising 21 rising 22 to 21 rising 24 feet 23 their 24 feet the organist had got out the music of her anthem and the choir had cleared its throat . 1 the 2 organist 2 organist 3 had 2 organist 4 got 2 organist 5 out 2 organist 6 the 2 organist 7 music 7 music 10 anthem 8 of 10 anthem 9 her 10 anthem 10 anthem 11 and 10 anthem 13 choir 10 anthem 14 had 10 anthem 15 cleared 12 the 13 choir 15 cleared 17 throat 16 its 17 throat 17 throat 18 . suddenly [faith] [meredith] [rose] in the manse pew , walked up to the pulpit platform , and faced the amazed audience . 1 suddenly 8 pew 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 manse 7 manse 8 pew 8 pew 9 , 8 pew 21 audience 8 pew 22 . 10 walked 15 platform 11 up 15 platform 12 to 15 platform 13 the 14 pulpit 14 pulpit 15 platform 15 platform 21 audience 16 , 17 and 17 and 18 faced 18 faced 21 audience 19 the 21 audience 20 amazed 21 audience miss [cornelia] [half] [rose] [in] her [seat] [and] [then] [sat] [down] [again] [.] 1 miss 6 her there was no use making the exhibition worse than it had to be . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 use 4 use 7 exhibition 5 making 7 exhibition 6 the 7 exhibition 7 exhibition 8 worse 8 worse 9 than 9 than 14 . 10 it 13 be 11 had 12 to 12 to 13 be 13 be 14 . " if the child was only dressed decently itself , " she groaned in spirit . 1 " 13 groaned 2 if 8 decently 3 the 4 child 4 child 8 decently 5 was 8 decently 6 only 8 decently 7 dressed 8 decently 8 decently 9 itself 8 decently 11 " 8 decently 12 she 8 decently 13 groaned 9 itself 10 , 10 , 11 " 13 groaned 15 spirit 13 groaned 16 . 14 in 15 spirit faith , having spilled ink on her good dress , had serenely put on an old one of faded pink print . 1 faith 4 spilled 2 , 3 having 3 having 4 spilled 4 spilled 5 ink 5 ink 6 on 5 ink 9 dress 5 ink 19 faded 7 her 8 good 7 her 9 dress 9 dress 12 serenely 10 , 12 serenely 11 had 12 serenely 12 serenely 13 put 12 serenely 15 an 12 serenely 17 one 13 put 14 on 15 an 16 old 17 one 18 of 19 faded 21 print 20 pink 21 print 21 print 22 . but [faith] was [not] [thinking] [of] her clothes at all . 1 but 3 was 3 was 7 her 7 her 8 clothes 8 clothes 11 . 9 at 10 all 10 all 11 . she was feeling suddenly nervous . 1 she 2 was 1 she 5 nervous 2 was 5 nervous 3 feeling 5 nervous 4 suddenly 5 nervous 5 nervous 6 . what [had] [seemed] easy in imagination was [rather] [hard] [in] reality . 1 what 4 easy 4 easy 6 imagination 5 in 6 imagination 6 imagination 12 . 7 was 11 reality 11 reality 12 . confronted [by] [all] [those] staring [questioning] [eyes] [faith] 's courage [almost] failed her . 1 confronted 5 staring 5 staring 10 courage 9 's 10 courage 10 courage 14 . 12 failed 13 her 13 her 14 . the lights were so bright , the silence so awesome . 1 the 2 lights 2 lights 3 were 2 lights 5 bright 4 so 5 bright 5 bright 10 awesome 6 , 7 the 6 , 10 awesome 7 the 10 awesome 8 silence 10 awesome 9 so 10 awesome 10 awesome 11 . she thought she could not speak after all . 1 she 2 thought 1 she 4 could 3 she 4 could 4 could 5 not 4 could 6 speak 6 speak 7 after 6 speak 9 . 7 after 8 all but she [must] [her] [father] [must] [be] cleared of suspicion . 1 but 2 she 2 she 8 cleared 8 cleared 10 suspicion 9 of 10 suspicion 10 suspicion 11 . only the words would [not] [come] [.] 1 only 3 words 1 only 4 would 2 the 3 words una 's little pearl-pure face gleamed up at her beseechingly from the manse pew . 1 una 4 pearl-pure 2 's 4 pearl-pure 3 little 4 pearl-pure 4 pearl-pure 5 face 4 pearl-pure 6 gleamed 4 pearl-pure 7 up 4 pearl-pure 8 at 4 pearl-pure 9 her 4 pearl-pure 10 beseechingly 10 beseechingly 15 . 11 from 12 the 12 the 13 manse 13 manse 14 pew 14 pew 15 . the [blythe] [children] were [lost] in amazement . 1 the 8 . 4 were 6 in 6 in 7 amazement 7 amazement 8 . back [under] the gallery [faith] [saw] the [sweet] [graciousness] [of] [miss] [rosemary] [west] 's smile and the amusement of [miss] [ellen] ['s] . 1 back 4 gallery 3 the 4 gallery 4 gallery 23 . 7 the 18 amusement 7 the 19 of 14 's 15 smile 15 smile 18 amusement 16 and 17 the 17 the 18 amusement 19 of 23 . but none of these helped her . 1 but 2 none 2 none 3 of 2 none 4 these 2 none 5 helped 5 helped 6 her 6 her 7 . it was [bertie] [shakespeare] [drew] who saved the situation . 1 it 2 was 1 it 7 saved 2 was 6 who 7 saved 9 situation 8 the 9 situation 9 situation 10 . bertie [shakespeare] sat in the front seat of the gallery and he made a [derisive] face at [faith] . 1 bertie 6 front 3 sat 4 in 4 in 5 the 5 the 6 front 6 front 7 seat 7 seat 8 of 7 seat 10 gallery 8 of 9 the 10 gallery 11 and 10 gallery 19 . 11 and 12 he 12 he 13 made 13 made 14 a 13 made 16 face 16 face 17 at she found her voice and spoke out clearly and bravely . 1 she 8 clearly 2 found 8 clearly 3 her 4 voice 4 voice 8 clearly 5 and 6 spoke 6 spoke 8 clearly 7 out 8 clearly 8 clearly 9 and 8 clearly 10 bravely 8 clearly 11 . people are saying that [una] [and] [i] stayed [home] [last] [sunday] [and] [cleaned] [house] [instead] [of] [going] [to] [sunday] [school] . 1 people 2 are 1 people 3 saying 3 saying 4 that 3 saying 8 stayed 8 stayed 21 . well , we did but we didn't mean to . 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 we 1 well 8 mean 4 did 8 mean 5 but 6 we 5 but 7 didn't 7 didn't 8 mean 8 mean 9 to 9 to 10 . we got mixed up in the days of the week . 1 we 2 got 2 got 3 mixed 3 mixed 4 up 3 mixed 5 in 3 mixed 7 days 5 in 6 the 7 days 10 week 8 of 9 the 9 the 10 week 10 week 11 . carl was laid up sick and [so] [was] [aunt] [martha] [,] [so] they [couldn't] [put] [us] [right] . 1 carl 2 was 1 carl 3 laid 1 carl 4 up 1 carl 5 sick 5 sick 6 and 6 and 13 they 13 they 18 . we went to [sunday] [school] in all that rain [on] [saturday] [and] [nobody] [came] . 1 we 2 went 2 went 3 to 3 to 15 . 6 in 7 all 7 all 8 that 8 that 9 rain 9 rain 15 . it isn't the dead folks who have made the fuss over this it 's the living folks . 1 it 2 isn't 2 isn't 4 dead 3 the 4 dead 4 dead 17 folks 4 dead 18 . 5 folks 6 who 5 folks 7 have 5 folks 10 fuss 5 folks 17 folks 7 have 8 made 8 made 10 fuss 9 the 10 fuss 10 fuss 11 over 10 fuss 16 living 12 this 16 living 13 it 14 's 14 's 16 living 15 the 16 living he 's just the best father that ever lived in the world and we love him with all our hearts . " 1 he 3 just 2 's 3 just 3 just 4 the 4 the 12 world 5 best 6 father 5 best 8 ever 5 best 12 world 7 that 8 ever 9 lived 10 in 10 in 12 world 11 the 12 world 12 world 20 hearts 12 world 21 . 13 and 20 hearts 14 we 15 love 14 we 18 all 14 we 19 our 16 him 17 with 17 with 18 all 19 our 20 hearts 21 . 22 " faith 's bravado ebbed out in a sob . 1 faith 4 ebbed 2 's 3 bravado 3 bravado 4 ebbed 4 ebbed 5 out 4 ebbed 6 in 4 ebbed 8 sob 7 a 8 sob 8 sob 9 . she ran down the steps and flashed out of the side door of the church . 1 she 2 ran 2 ran 5 steps 2 ran 12 door 2 ran 14 the 3 down 5 steps 4 the 5 steps 5 steps 6 and 5 steps 7 flashed 7 flashed 8 out 7 flashed 11 side 8 out 9 of 10 the 11 side 13 of 14 the 14 the 15 church 15 church 16 . there the friendly starlit , summer night comforted her and the ache went out of her eyes and throat . 1 there 4 starlit 2 the 4 starlit 3 friendly 4 starlit 4 starlit 5 , 4 starlit 6 summer 4 starlit 7 night 4 starlit 8 comforted 4 starlit 16 her 4 starlit 20 . 8 comforted 9 her 8 comforted 10 and 8 comforted 12 ache 11 the 12 ache 12 ache 13 went 13 went 14 out 14 out 15 of 16 her 17 eyes 18 and 19 throat 19 throat 20 . she felt very happy . 1 she 2 felt 2 felt 4 happy 3 very 4 happy 4 happy 5 . inside the [church] [people] gazed blankly [at] [each] [other] , [but] [thomas] [douglas] [rose] and [walked] up the aisle with a [set] [face] . 1 inside 15 and 1 inside 19 aisle 2 the 5 gazed 5 gazed 6 blankly 6 blankly 10 , 10 , 15 and 17 up 18 the 18 the 19 aisle 19 aisle 24 . 20 with 21 a 21 a 24 . [his] [duty] [was] [clear] [;] [the] [collection] [must] [be] [taken] [if] [the] [skies] [fell] [.] the [reverend] [doctor] had a sense of humour and [faith] 's performance tickled him . 1 the 7 of 4 had 5 a 5 a 6 sense 6 sense 7 of 7 of 15 . 8 humour 9 and 8 humour 12 performance 11 's 12 performance 12 performance 13 tickled 13 tickled 14 him 14 him 15 . besides , [john] [meredith] [was] well known [in] [presbyterian] [circles] . 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 11 . 6 well 7 known 7 known 11 . mr [meredith] [returned] [home] [the] [next] [afternoon] [,] [but] [before] [his] [coming] [faith] contrived to scandalize [glen] [st] [mary] [again] [.] 1 mr 14 contrived 14 contrived 16 scandalize 15 to 16 scandalize in the reaction from [sunday] [evening] ['s] intensity and strain she was [especially] full of [what] [miss] [cornelia] [would] [have] [called] ["] [devilment] ["] [on] [monday] . 1 in 3 reaction 2 the 3 reaction 3 reaction 4 from 3 reaction 8 intensity 8 intensity 9 and 9 and 10 strain 10 strain 27 . 11 she 12 was 12 was 14 full 14 full 15 of 15 of 27 . this led her to dare [walter] [blythe] to ride [through] [main] [street] [on] a pig , [while] she rode [another] one . 1 this 2 led 2 led 3 her 2 led 4 to 2 led 5 dare 5 dare 9 ride 8 to 9 ride 9 ride 14 a 14 a 15 pig 15 pig 16 , 16 , 18 she 18 she 19 rode 19 rode 22 . 21 one 22 . walter did not want to ride a pig [through] [glen] [st] [mary] , but whatever [faith] [meredith] dared him to [do] [must] be done . 1 walter 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 want 4 want 5 to 5 to 6 ride 6 ride 7 a 7 a 8 pig 8 pig 13 , 13 , 14 but 14 but 15 whatever 15 whatever 18 dared 18 dared 19 him 18 dared 25 . 20 to 23 be 20 to 25 . 23 be 24 done they tore down the hill and [through] the village , [faith] bent double [with] laughter over her terrified courser , [walter] crimson with shame . 1 they 2 tore 2 tore 5 hill 3 down 4 the 4 the 5 hill 5 hill 18 terrified 6 and 8 the 6 and 18 terrified 8 the 9 village 9 village 10 , 9 village 12 bent 12 bent 13 double 13 double 15 laughter 15 laughter 17 her 16 over 17 her 18 terrified 25 . 19 courser 20 , 19 courser 22 crimson 22 crimson 24 shame 23 with 24 shame 24 shame 25 . but he had forgotten the trifling incident by the time he reached home . 1 but 2 he 2 he 12 reached 3 had 4 forgotten 4 forgotten 5 the 4 forgotten 6 trifling 6 trifling 7 incident 6 trifling 8 by 6 trifling 10 time 6 trifling 12 reached 8 by 9 the 11 he 12 reached 12 reached 13 home 13 home 14 . they [passed] [mrs] [alec] [davis] [,] [who] shrieked in horror , and [they] [passed] [miss] [rosemary] [west] [who] laughed and sighed . 1 they 8 shrieked 8 shrieked 12 and 8 shrieked 22 . 9 in 10 horror 10 horror 11 , 11 , 12 and 19 laughed 20 and 19 laughed 21 sighed 21 sighed 22 . " so that is how you bring up your boys , " said [gilbert] [with] mock severity . 1 " 4 is 1 " 5 how 1 " 13 said 2 so 3 that 3 that 4 is 5 how 6 you 6 you 9 your 7 bring 8 up 7 bring 9 your 10 boys 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 18 . 16 mock 17 severity 17 severity 18 . how hungry [for] [love] and [fun] [i] was [an] [unloved] [little] [drudge] [with] [never] a chance to play ! 1 how 2 hungry 1 how 19 ! 2 hungry 5 and 5 and 8 was 8 was 15 a 15 a 16 chance 16 chance 18 play 17 to 18 play they do have such good times with the manse children [.] ["] 1 they 2 do 1 they 10 children 3 have 6 times 4 such 6 times 5 good 6 times 6 times 9 manse 7 with 9 manse 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 10 children " what about the poor pigs ? " asked [gilbert] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 about 2 what 7 ? 3 about 6 pigs 4 the 6 pigs 5 poor 6 pigs 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . anne tried to look sober and failed . 1 anne 7 failed 1 anne 8 . 2 tried 3 to 2 tried 7 failed 4 look 5 sober 5 sober 6 and 5 sober 7 failed " do you really think it hurt them ? " she said . 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 5 think 2 do 9 ? 4 really 5 think 5 think 6 it 6 it 7 hurt 7 hurt 8 them 9 ? 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 13 . " [i] don't [think] anything could hurt those animals . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 5 anything 5 anything 9 animals 5 anything 10 . 6 could 7 hurt 7 hurt 9 animals 8 those 9 animals they 've been the plague of the neighbourhood [this] [summer] and the [drews] [won't] [shut] [them] up . 1 they 5 plague 2 've 3 been 3 been 5 plague 4 the 5 plague 5 plague 8 neighbourhood 6 of 7 the 7 the 8 neighbourhood 8 neighbourhood 11 and 11 and 12 the 12 the 17 up 17 up 18 . but [i] ['ll] [talk] to [walter] if [i] can [keep] [from] [laughing] [when] [i] do it . " 1 but 5 to 5 to 17 . 7 if 9 can 9 can 15 do 15 do 16 it 16 it 17 . 17 . 18 " miss [cornelia] [came] [up] [to] [ingleside] that [evening] [to] [relieve] [her] feelings [over] [sunday] [night] . 1 miss 12 feelings 7 that 12 feelings 12 feelings 16 . to her surprise she found that [anne] [did] [not] view [faith] 's performance in [quite] the same [light] as [she] [did] . 1 to 2 her 2 her 3 surprise 2 her 4 she 2 her 10 view 4 she 5 found 5 found 6 that 10 view 13 performance 12 's 13 performance 13 performance 22 . 14 in 16 the 14 in 22 . 16 the 17 same 17 same 19 as " you could see she was frightened to death yet she was bound to clear her father . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 bound 2 you 4 see 3 could 4 see 5 she 6 was 6 was 7 frightened 7 frightened 9 death 7 frightened 10 yet 7 frightened 13 bound 8 to 9 death 10 yet 11 she 11 she 12 was 13 bound 18 . 14 to 15 clear 14 to 16 her 16 her 17 father 16 her 18 . i loved her [for] it . " 1 i 2 loved 1 i 5 it 2 loved 3 her 5 it 6 . 6 . 7 " [that] [had] [begun] [to] [die] [away] [,] [and] [this] [has] [started] [it] [all] [up] [again] [.] miss [ellen] [thought] [it] [all] a good joke , [and] [said] [she] [hadn't] [had] as much fun [in] [church] [for] [years] . 1 miss 17 fun 6 a 7 good 6 a 8 joke 8 joke 9 , 9 , 15 as 15 as 16 much 16 much 17 fun 17 fun 22 . of course [they] [don't] [care] they are [episcopalians] . 1 of 2 course 2 course 6 they 6 they 7 are 7 are 9 . but [we] [presbyterians] [feel] it . 1 but 5 it 5 it 6 . and [there] [were] so many [hotel] people [there] that night and [scores] [of] [methodists] . 1 and 4 so 4 so 5 many 4 so 9 that 4 so 15 . 5 many 7 people 9 that 10 night 10 night 11 and mrs [leander] [crawford] [cried] [,] [she] [felt] [so] [bad] . 1 mrs 10 . and [mrs] [alec] [davis] [said] the [little] hussy ought to be spanked . " 1 and 6 the 6 the 8 hussy 8 hussy 9 ought 8 hussy 13 . 9 ought 10 to 10 to 11 be 11 be 12 spanked 13 . 14 " " [mrs] [leander] [crawford] is always crying [in] [church] , " said [susan] contemptuously . 1 " 5 is 1 " 11 " 5 is 6 always 7 crying 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 contemptuously 14 contemptuously 15 . " she cries over every affecting thing the minister says . 1 " 2 she 2 she 6 affecting 3 cries 6 affecting 4 over 6 affecting 5 every 6 affecting 6 affecting 7 thing 6 affecting 9 minister 6 affecting 10 says 8 the 9 minister 10 says 11 . but you do not often [see] her name [on] a subscription list [,] [mrs] [dr] . [dear] . 1 but 4 not 1 but 18 . 2 you 3 do 3 do 4 not 4 not 5 often 7 her 8 name 7 her 10 a 10 a 11 subscription 11 subscription 12 list 12 list 16 . 16 . 18 . tears come cheaper . 1 tears 3 cheaper 2 come 3 cheaper 3 cheaper 4 . but [i] [could] [tell] worse [things] [than] [that] [of] [mrs] [leander] [crawford] [,] [if] [i] was disposed to gossip . 1 but 5 worse 1 but 16 was 16 was 17 disposed 17 disposed 18 to 17 disposed 20 . 18 to 19 gossip " [if] [poor] [faith] [had] [only] [been] decently [dressed] [,] ["] lamented [miss] [cornelia] again , " it wouldn't have been quite that bad . 1 " 8 decently 8 decently 12 lamented 12 lamented 15 again 15 again 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 19 wouldn't 18 it 19 wouldn't 19 wouldn't 20 have 20 have 21 been 21 been 22 quite 22 quite 24 bad 23 that 24 bad 24 bad 25 . but that dress looked dreadful , as she stood there upon the platform . ["] 1 but 8 she 2 that 8 she 3 dress 4 looked 4 looked 5 dreadful 4 looked 7 as 6 , 7 as 7 as 8 she 8 she 9 stood 9 stood 10 there 9 stood 13 platform 9 stood 14 . 11 upon 13 platform 12 the 13 platform " it was clean , though [,] [mrs] [dr] . dear , " said [susan] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 clean 4 clean 16 . 5 , 6 though 5 , 14 said 6 though 10 . 11 dear 12 , 12 , 14 said 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " they [are] clean [children] . 1 " 2 they 1 " 6 . 4 clean 6 . " the idea [of] [faith] [forgetting] [what] day [was] [sunday] , " persisted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 13 persisted 2 the 3 idea 3 idea 8 day 3 idea 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 persisted 13 persisted 16 . " she will grow [up] just as careless [and] impractical [as] her father , [believe] [me] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 will 3 will 4 grow 4 grow 10 impractical 4 grow 17 . 6 just 7 as 7 as 8 careless 8 careless 10 impractical 12 her 13 father 12 her 17 . 13 father 14 , i suppose [carl] [would] have [known] [better] [if] he hadn't been sick . 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 5 have 5 have 11 been 9 he 10 hadn't 10 hadn't 11 been 11 been 12 sick 12 sick 13 . no wonder they made him sick . 1 no 2 wonder 2 wonder 3 they 2 wonder 6 sick 4 made 5 him 4 made 6 sick 6 sick 7 . if [i] was a [methodist] [i] ['d] [try] [to] [keep] [my] [graveyard] cleaned [up] [at] [least] [.] ["] 1 if 13 cleaned 3 was 4 a 4 a 13 cleaned " [i] [am] of the opinion that [carl] only [ate] [the] [sours] [that] grow on [the] [dyke] , " said [susan] hopefully . 1 " 20 said 4 of 5 the 5 the 6 opinion 6 opinion 7 that 7 that 14 grow 9 only 14 grow 14 grow 19 " 15 on 18 , 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 said 20 said 22 hopefully 22 hopefully 23 . " [i] do not [think] [any] [minister] ['s] [son] [would] [eat] blueberries that [grew] on the graves of [dead] [people] . 1 " 3 do 3 do 4 not 4 not 17 graves 12 blueberries 13 that 12 blueberries 17 graves 15 on 16 the 16 the 17 graves 17 graves 21 . 18 of 21 . you know it would not be so bad , [mrs] [dr] [dear] , to eat things that grew on the dyke . " 1 you 2 know 1 you 23 " 2 know 3 it 3 it 8 bad 4 would 5 not 5 not 6 be 5 not 8 bad 7 so 8 bad 9 , 23 " 13 , 23 " 14 to 15 eat 15 eat 21 dyke 15 eat 22 . 16 things 21 dyke 17 that 21 dyke 18 grew 21 dyke 19 on 21 dyke 20 the 21 dyke 22 . 23 " " [elder] [clow] declares [she] [made] [it] at him . 1 " 10 . 4 declares 8 at 4 declares 10 . 8 at 9 him and [did] [you] hear that she was seen riding on a pig to-day ? " 1 and 9 riding 4 hear 9 riding 5 that 9 riding 6 she 7 was 6 she 9 riding 8 seen 9 riding 9 riding 10 on 9 riding 12 pig 9 riding 13 to-day 10 on 11 a 13 to-day 14 ? 14 ? 15 " " [i] [saw] [her] . 1 " 5 . walter was with her . 1 walter 2 was 2 was 3 with 3 with 4 her 4 her 5 . i gave him a little a [very] little scolding about it . 1 i 11 it 2 gave 3 him 2 gave 5 little 2 gave 8 little 2 gave 9 scolding 3 him 4 a 6 a 8 little 9 scolding 10 about 10 about 11 it 11 it 12 . " [i] do not [not] [believe] [that] , [mrs] [dr] [dear] , " cried [susan] , [up] in arms . 1 " 3 do 1 " 14 cried 3 do 4 not 8 , 14 cried 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 cried 14 cried 19 arms 16 , 18 in 18 in 19 arms 19 arms 20 . " [that] is [just] [walter] 's [way] to [take] the blame [on] [himself] . 1 " 3 is 3 is 11 blame 6 's 8 to 8 to 10 the 10 the 11 blame 11 blame 14 . " oh , there 's no doubt the notion was hatched in [faith] [meredith] 's brain , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 7 doubt 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 6 no 4 there 5 's 4 there 6 no 7 doubt 9 notion 7 doubt 18 " 8 the 9 notion 9 notion 10 was 11 hatched 12 in 11 hatched 16 brain 15 's 16 brain 16 brain 17 , 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 22 . " and [i] don't say that [i] ['m] sorry [that] [amos] [drew] ['s] [old] pigs did get their come-uppance for once . 1 " 4 don't 2 and 4 don't 4 don't 5 say 5 say 6 that 6 that 9 sorry 9 sorry 22 . 15 pigs 19 come-uppance 16 did 19 come-uppance 17 get 19 come-uppance 18 their 19 come-uppance 19 come-uppance 20 for 19 come-uppance 21 once 19 come-uppance 22 . but the minister 's daughter [!] ["] 1 but 2 the 2 the 3 minister 3 minister 5 daughter 4 's 5 daughter " [and] [the] doctor 's son ! " said [anne] , mimicking [miss] [cornelia] ['s] tone . 1 " 4 doctor 1 " 7 ! 4 doctor 5 's 5 's 6 son 7 ! 8 " 8 " 16 tone 9 said 11 , 11 , 12 mimicking 12 mimicking 16 tone 16 tone 17 . then she laughed . 1 then 2 she 1 then 3 laughed 3 laughed 4 . " dear [miss] [cornelia] , [they] ['re] only [little] [children] . 1 " 2 dear 2 dear 5 , 5 , 8 only 8 only 11 . and you [know] they 've never yet done anything bad they 're just heedless and impulsive as [i] [was] myself once . 1 and 5 've 2 you 5 've 4 they 5 've 5 've 6 never 5 've 8 done 6 never 7 yet 8 done 9 anything 8 done 10 bad 10 bad 16 impulsive 11 they 12 're 12 're 16 impulsive 13 just 16 impulsive 14 heedless 15 and 14 heedless 16 impulsive 16 impulsive 17 as 16 impulsive 20 myself 16 impulsive 21 once 16 impulsive 22 . they ['ll] grow [sedate] [and] sober as [i] ['ve] [done] . " 1 they 3 grow 3 grow 6 sober 6 sober 7 as 6 sober 11 . 11 . 12 " miss [cornelia] [laughed] [,] [too] . 1 miss 6 . well , [i] feel encouraged . 1 well 2 , 1 well 5 encouraged 4 feel 5 encouraged 5 encouraged 6 . somehow , a talk with you always does have that effect on me . 1 somehow 2 , 1 somehow 4 talk 1 somehow 7 always 3 a 4 talk 4 talk 5 with 6 you 7 always 7 always 11 effect 8 does 11 effect 9 have 11 effect 10 that 11 effect 11 effect 12 on 11 effect 13 me 11 effect 14 . now , [when] [i] [go] to see [barbara] [samson] [,] it 's [just] the opposite . 1 now 2 , 1 now 15 opposite 6 to 7 see 6 to 14 the 7 see 11 it 11 it 12 's 14 the 15 opposite 15 opposite 16 . she makes me feel that everything 's wrong and always will be . 1 she 6 everything 2 makes 3 me 2 makes 4 feel 2 makes 6 everything 4 feel 5 that 6 everything 8 wrong 6 everything 9 and 6 everything 12 be 6 everything 13 . 7 's 8 wrong 10 always 12 be 11 will 12 be but [of] [course] living [all] [your] [life] with a man [like] [joe] [samson] [wouldn't] be [exactly] cheering . " 1 but 4 living 4 living 17 cheering 8 with 17 cheering 9 a 10 man 9 a 17 cheering 10 man 15 be 17 cheering 18 . 18 . 19 " " it is a very strange thing to think that she [married] [joe] [samson] [after] [all] her [chances] , " remarked [susan] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 21 remarked 2 it 3 is 3 is 5 very 4 a 5 very 5 very 6 strange 6 strange 7 thing 8 to 9 think 8 to 17 her 9 think 10 that 10 that 11 she 17 her 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 remarked 21 remarked 23 . " she was much sought after when she was a girl . 1 " 2 she 1 " 12 . 2 she 3 was 3 was 4 much 4 much 5 sought 5 sought 6 after 5 sought 11 girl 7 when 8 she 7 when 9 was 9 was 10 a 10 a 11 girl she used to boast to me [that] she had [twenty-one] beaus [and] [mr] [pethick] . " 1 she 2 used 2 used 3 to 3 to 4 boast 4 boast 6 me 5 to 6 me 6 me 16 " 8 she 9 had 8 she 11 beaus 11 beaus 15 . 15 . 16 " " what was [mr] [pethick] ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 was 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " well , he was a sort of hanger-on , [mrs] [dr] dear , but you could not exactly call him a beau . 1 " 2 well 1 " 24 . 2 well 3 , 4 he 5 was 4 he 17 could 5 was 7 sort 6 a 7 sort 7 sort 8 of 9 hanger-on 10 , 10 , 13 dear 13 dear 14 , 14 , 15 but 15 but 16 you 15 but 17 could 17 could 18 not 18 not 19 exactly 19 exactly 23 beau 20 call 21 him 20 call 23 beau 22 a 23 beau 23 beau 24 . he did not really have any intentions . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 7 intentions 4 really 7 intentions 5 have 6 any 6 any 7 intentions 7 intentions 8 . twenty-one beaus and me that never had one ! 1 twenty-one 2 beaus 1 twenty-one 9 ! 2 beaus 3 and 2 beaus 4 me 2 beaus 5 that 2 beaus 6 never 2 beaus 7 had 2 beaus 8 one but [barbara] [went] [through] the woods and picked up the crooked stick after all . 1 but 5 the 5 the 6 woods 6 woods 7 and 6 woods 8 picked 8 picked 9 up 9 up 10 the 10 the 11 crooked 11 crooked 12 stick 12 stick 15 . 13 after 14 all 14 all 15 . " [mary] said she could set it and no doubt [she] [could] . 1 " 3 said 3 said 4 she 3 said 13 . 4 she 5 could 5 could 7 it 5 could 10 doubt 6 set 7 it 8 and 9 no 9 no 10 doubt but [while] [i] [live] [and] move [and] have my [being] [i] [set] [my] own bread , believe me . ["] 1 but 6 move 6 move 15 bread 8 have 9 my 9 my 14 own 14 own 15 bread 15 bread 19 . 16 , 17 believe 17 believe 18 me 18 me 19 . " how is [mary] [getting] [on] ? " asked [anne] . 1 " 2 how 2 how 7 ? 3 is 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " [i] ['ve] no fault to find [with] [mary] , " said [miss] [cornelia] rather gloomily . 1 " 4 no 1 " 12 said 4 no 5 fault 5 fault 7 find 6 to 7 find 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 16 gloomily 15 rather 16 gloomily 16 gloomily 17 . " she 's getting some flesh on her bones and she 's clean and respectful though there 's more in her than [i] can fathom . 1 " 15 respectful 1 " 26 . 2 she 3 's 3 's 15 respectful 4 getting 6 flesh 5 some 6 flesh 6 flesh 7 on 6 flesh 9 bones 7 on 8 her 9 bones 15 respectful 10 and 15 respectful 11 she 12 's 12 's 15 respectful 13 clean 15 respectful 14 and 15 respectful 15 respectful 16 though 15 respectful 17 there 15 respectful 19 more 17 there 18 's 19 more 20 in 19 more 22 than 20 in 21 her 22 than 24 can 25 fathom 26 . she 's a sly puss . 1 she 2 's 2 's 3 a 3 a 4 sly 4 sly 5 puss 5 puss 6 . if you dug for a thousand years you couldn't get to the bottom of that child 's mind , believe [me] [!] 1 if 2 you 1 if 9 couldn't 3 dug 6 thousand 3 dug 9 couldn't 4 for 5 a 5 a 6 thousand 6 thousand 7 years 8 you 9 couldn't 9 couldn't 10 get 9 couldn't 20 believe 10 get 13 bottom 11 to 13 bottom 12 the 13 bottom 13 bottom 14 of 13 bottom 16 child 13 bottom 18 mind 15 that 16 child 16 child 17 's 18 mind 19 , as [for] [work] [,] [i] never saw [anything] [like] her . 1 as 11 . 6 never 7 saw 7 saw 10 her 10 her 11 . she [eats] [it] up . 1 she 4 up 4 up 5 . mrs [wiley] [may] [have] [been] [cruel] [to] [her] [,] [but] [folks] needn't [say] [she] [made] [mary] [work] . 1 mrs 12 needn't 1 mrs 18 . mary 's a born worker . 1 mary 5 worker 2 's 5 worker 3 a 5 worker 4 born 5 worker 5 worker 6 . sometimes [i] wonder [which] [will] wear [out] first her legs or her tongue . 1 sometimes 3 wonder 1 sometimes 6 wear 6 wear 10 legs 8 first 10 legs 9 her 10 legs 10 legs 11 or 10 legs 13 tongue 12 her 13 tongue 13 tongue 14 . i don't have enough to do to keep me out of mischief these days . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 3 have 3 have 4 enough 4 enough 5 to 4 enough 7 to 4 enough 8 keep 5 to 6 do 8 keep 9 me 8 keep 12 mischief 10 out 11 of 10 out 12 mischief 12 mischief 13 these 12 mischief 15 . 13 these 14 days i 'll be [real] glad when [school] opens [,] [for] [then] [i] 'll have something to do [again] . 1 i 2 'll 1 i 13 'll 2 'll 3 be 2 'll 8 opens 3 be 5 glad 5 glad 6 when 13 'll 14 have 14 have 15 something 15 something 16 to 16 to 17 do 17 do 19 . mary doesn't want to go to school [,] [but] [i] put my foot down and said that go she must . 1 mary 2 doesn't 2 doesn't 3 want 3 want 4 to 3 want 5 go 3 want 18 go 5 go 7 school 5 go 14 down 5 go 16 said 6 to 7 school 11 put 12 my 11 put 13 foot 13 foot 14 down 14 down 15 and 17 that 18 go 18 go 20 must 18 go 21 . 19 she 20 must i [shall] [not] have the [methodists] [saying] [that] [i] [kept] [her] out of [school] [while] [i] [lolled] [in] idleness . " 1 i 4 have 4 have 19 idleness 5 the 13 of 5 the 19 idleness 12 out 13 of 19 idleness 20 . 20 . 21 " [chapter] [xiii] [.] [the] [house] [on] [the] [hill] not a great many people knew of its existence . 1 not 4 many 2 a 3 great 3 great 4 many 4 many 5 people 5 people 9 existence 6 knew 9 existence 7 of 9 existence 8 its 9 existence 9 existence 10 . the manse [and] [ingleside] children knew , of course , as they knew [everything] [else] [about] the magic valley . 1 the 2 manse 1 the 20 . 2 manse 5 children 5 children 6 knew 5 children 12 they 7 , 9 course 8 of 9 course 9 course 10 , 9 course 12 they 11 as 12 they 13 knew 18 magic 17 the 18 magic 18 magic 19 valley 19 valley 20 . occasionally they went there to get a drink , and it figured in many of their plays as a fountain of old romance . 1 occasionally 3 went 1 occasionally 4 there 1 occasionally 6 get 2 they 3 went 5 to 6 get 6 get 12 figured 7 a 12 figured 8 drink 12 figured 9 , 10 and 10 and 12 figured 11 it 12 figured 12 figured 13 in 12 figured 14 many 12 figured 15 of 12 figured 16 their 12 figured 17 plays 17 plays 20 fountain 18 as 19 a 19 a 20 fountain 20 fountain 21 of 21 of 24 . 22 old 23 romance 23 romance 24 . anne knew of it and loved [it] [because] it somehow [reminded] [her] [of] [the] [beloved] [dryad] ['s] [bubble] [at] [green] [gables] . 1 anne 22 . 2 knew 4 it 2 knew 6 loved 3 of 4 it 5 and 6 loved 6 loved 10 somehow 9 it 10 somehow 10 somehow 22 . rosemary [west] knew of it ; it was her fountain of romance , too . 1 rosemary 3 knew 3 knew 8 was 4 of 5 it 5 it 8 was 6 ; 7 it 7 it 8 was 8 was 14 too 9 her 10 fountain 10 fountain 11 of 10 fountain 12 romance 12 romance 14 too 13 , 14 too 14 too 15 . eighteen years ago she had sat behind it one spring twilight [and] [heard] [young] [martin] [crawford] stammer [out] a confession of fervent , boyish love . 1 eighteen 2 years 1 eighteen 6 sat 1 eighteen 7 behind 2 years 3 ago 4 she 5 had 4 she 6 sat 7 behind 11 twilight 8 it 11 twilight 9 one 11 twilight 10 spring 11 twilight 11 twilight 17 stammer 11 twilight 26 . 17 stammer 22 fervent 19 a 20 confession 20 confession 22 fervent 21 of 22 fervent 22 fervent 24 boyish 22 fervent 25 love 23 , 24 boyish she had whispered her own secret in return , and they had kissed and promised by the wild wood spring . 1 she 2 had 1 she 3 whispered 3 whispered 6 secret 3 whispered 8 return 4 her 5 own 5 own 6 secret 7 in 8 return 8 return 13 kissed 8 return 20 spring 8 return 21 . 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 kissed 11 they 12 had 11 they 13 kissed 13 kissed 14 and 13 kissed 15 promised 13 kissed 16 by 13 kissed 18 wild 13 kissed 19 wood 17 the 18 wild the spring was a hidden thing . 1 the 2 spring 2 spring 5 hidden 2 spring 7 . 3 was 4 a 3 was 5 hidden 5 hidden 6 thing you might have passed within ten feet of it and never have suspected its existence . 1 you 2 might 2 might 3 have 2 might 5 within 4 passed 5 within 5 within 6 ten 6 ten 7 feet 7 feet 8 of 7 feet 10 and 7 feet 13 suspected 8 of 9 it 11 never 13 suspected 12 have 13 suspected 13 suspected 15 existence 14 its 15 existence 15 existence 16 . two generations past a huge old pine had fallen almost across it . 1 two 2 generations 2 generations 3 past 2 generations 5 huge 2 generations 6 old 2 generations 7 pine 2 generations 13 . 3 past 4 a 7 pine 9 fallen 7 pine 10 almost 7 pine 11 across 7 pine 12 it 8 had 9 fallen john [meredith] [,] [under] [all] [his] shyness [and] [aloofness] , [had] the heart of a [boy] . 1 john 7 shyness 7 shyness 10 , 7 shyness 17 . 10 , 12 the 12 the 14 of 13 heart 14 of 15 a 17 . he had been called [jack] in his youth , though nobody [in] [glen] [st] [mary] [would] [ever] [have] believed it . 1 he 2 had 1 he 4 called 1 he 7 his 2 had 3 been 6 in 7 his 7 his 8 youth 8 youth 11 nobody 9 , 10 though 10 though 11 nobody 11 nobody 19 believed 19 believed 21 . 20 it 21 . walter and he had taken to each other and had talked unreservedly . 1 walter 4 had 2 and 3 he 3 he 4 had 4 had 5 taken 4 had 12 unreservedly 6 to 12 unreservedly 7 each 12 unreservedly 8 other 12 unreservedly 9 and 12 unreservedly 10 had 12 unreservedly 11 talked 12 unreservedly 12 unreservedly 13 . mr [meredith] [found] [his] [way] [into] [some] sealed and sacred chambers of the lad 's soul wherein [not] [even] [di] [had] [ever] looked . 1 mr 8 sealed 8 sealed 11 chambers 9 and 10 sacred 10 sacred 11 chambers 11 chambers 12 of 11 chambers 14 lad 11 chambers 15 's 11 chambers 16 soul 11 chambers 17 wherein 12 of 13 the 17 wherein 23 looked 23 looked 24 . they were to be chums [from] [that] friendly [hour] and [walter] [knew] [that] he would [never] be frightened of the minister again . 1 they 2 were 1 they 15 would 3 to 4 be 3 to 5 chums 5 chums 8 friendly 8 friendly 10 and 10 and 14 he 14 he 15 would 15 would 17 be 17 be 18 frightened 18 frightened 21 minister 18 frightened 23 . 19 of 20 the 20 the 21 minister 22 again 23 . " [i] [never] [believed] [before] that it was possible to get really acquainted with a minister , " he told [his] [mother] that night . 1 " 6 that 6 that 8 was 7 it 8 was 8 was 9 possible 9 possible 13 acquainted 9 possible 25 . 10 to 11 get 11 get 13 acquainted 12 really 13 acquainted 13 acquainted 14 with 13 acquainted 16 minister 14 with 15 a 16 minister 17 , 17 , 18 " 19 he 20 told 20 told 23 that 23 that 24 night 24 night 25 . the moon was rising . 1 the 2 moon 2 moon 4 rising 3 was 4 rising 4 rising 5 . he sat there and dreamed like any boy . 1 he 2 sat 2 sat 3 there 2 sat 4 and 2 sat 5 dreamed 5 dreamed 6 like 5 dreamed 7 any 5 dreamed 8 boy 8 boy 9 . and it was at [this] [propitious] [moment] [that] [rosemary] [west] stepped aside from the by-path and stood beside him in that dangerous , spell-weaving place . 1 and 2 it 1 and 11 stepped 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 at 11 stepped 12 aside 12 aside 15 by-path 13 from 15 by-path 14 the 15 by-path 15 by-path 16 and 15 by-path 17 stood 15 by-path 18 beside 18 beside 24 spell-weaving 19 him 24 spell-weaving 20 in 24 spell-weaving 21 that 24 spell-weaving 22 dangerous 24 spell-weaving 23 , 24 spell-weaving 24 spell-weaving 25 place 24 spell-weaving 26 . john [meredith] [stood] [up] [as] [she] [came] [in] and [saw] [her] [really] [saw] [her] [for] [the] [first] [time] . 1 john 19 . 9 and 19 . before to-night , if [anyone] [had] asked [john] [meredith] what [rosemary] [west] [looked] [like] he would [not] have [had] the [slightest] notion . 1 before 23 . 2 to-night 4 if 2 to-night 22 notion 3 , 4 if 7 asked 10 what 7 asked 20 the 10 what 16 would 15 he 16 would 16 would 18 have 20 the 22 notion 22 notion 23 . but he was never to forget her , as she appeared to him in the glamour of kind moonlight by the spring . 1 but 4 never 2 he 3 was 2 he 4 never 4 never 6 forget 5 to 6 forget 6 forget 7 her 6 forget 11 appeared 8 , 11 appeared 9 as 10 she 9 as 11 appeared 11 appeared 16 glamour 12 to 13 him 13 him 16 glamour 14 in 15 the 14 in 16 glamour 15 the 16 glamour 16 glamour 17 of 16 glamour 18 kind 16 glamour 19 moonlight 16 glamour 20 by 16 glamour 22 spring 21 the 22 spring 22 spring 23 . she was certainly not [in] [the] [least] [like] [cecilia] , who had always been his ideal of womanly beauty . 1 she 2 was 1 she 16 ideal 3 certainly 4 not 3 certainly 16 ideal 10 , 11 who 11 who 12 had 12 had 13 always 13 always 16 ideal 14 been 16 ideal 15 his 16 ideal 16 ideal 17 of 16 ideal 18 womanly 16 ideal 20 . 18 womanly 19 beauty rosemary [west] [was] [always] called a " sweet woman . ["] 1 rosemary 8 sweet 5 called 8 sweet 6 a 8 sweet 7 " 8 sweet 8 sweet 9 woman 9 woman 10 . life had taught her to be brave , to be patient , to love , to forgive . 1 life 7 brave 2 had 3 taught 3 taught 4 her 3 taught 7 brave 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 brave 7 brave 8 , 7 brave 11 patient 9 to 10 be 10 be 11 patient 11 patient 12 , 11 patient 14 love 11 patient 15 , 11 patient 17 forgive 11 patient 18 . 12 , 13 to 16 to 17 forgive she had watched the ship on [which] her lover went [sailing] out of [four] [winds] [harbour] into the sunset . 1 she 2 had 2 had 20 . 3 watched 4 the 3 watched 5 ship 5 ship 9 lover 6 on 8 her 8 her 9 lover 9 lover 19 sunset 9 lover 20 . 10 went 12 out 12 out 13 of 13 of 19 sunset 17 into 18 the 18 the 19 sunset but , though she watched long , she had never seen it coming sailing back . 1 but 3 though 2 , 3 though 3 though 9 had 4 she 5 watched 4 she 9 had 5 watched 6 long 7 , 8 she 8 she 9 had 9 had 11 seen 10 never 11 seen 11 seen 12 it 11 seen 14 sailing 11 seen 16 . 13 coming 14 sailing 14 sailing 15 back that vigil had taken girlhood from her eyes , yet she kept her youth to a marvellous degree . 1 that 2 vigil 2 vigil 4 taken 2 vigil 5 girlhood 2 vigil 6 from 2 vigil 8 eyes 2 vigil 13 her 3 had 4 taken 7 her 8 eyes 9 , 11 she 10 yet 11 she 11 she 13 her 12 kept 13 her 13 her 18 degree 14 youth 18 degree 15 to 18 degree 16 a 17 marvellous 17 marvellous 18 degree 18 degree 19 . john [meredith] [was] [startled] [by] [her] [loveliness] and [rosemary] was startled [by] his presence . 1 john 15 . 8 and 10 was 8 and 15 . 10 was 11 startled 11 startled 14 presence 13 his 14 presence she had never thought she would find anyone by that remote spring , [least] [of] all the [recluse] [of] [glen] [st] [mary] manse . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 thought 4 thought 6 would 5 she 6 would 6 would 7 find 7 find 11 remote 8 anyone 11 remote 9 by 10 that 9 by 11 remote 11 remote 12 spring 12 spring 23 manse 13 , 16 all 16 all 17 the 17 the 23 manse 23 manse 24 . she felt that she was an unpardonable goose and she longed to shake herself . 1 she 7 unpardonable 1 she 14 herself 2 felt 7 unpardonable 3 that 7 unpardonable 4 she 5 was 4 she 7 unpardonable 5 was 7 unpardonable 6 an 7 unpardonable 7 unpardonable 8 goose 7 unpardonable 9 and 7 unpardonable 10 she 7 unpardonable 11 longed 7 unpardonable 13 shake 11 longed 12 to 14 herself 15 . " let me get you a cup , " he said smiling . 1 " 11 said 2 let 3 me 3 me 4 get 3 me 5 you 3 me 9 " 6 a 7 cup 7 cup 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 smiling 12 smiling 13 . deftly he fashioned this into a three-cornered cup , filled it from [the] [spring] [,] [and] handed it to [rosemary] [.] 1 deftly 2 he 1 deftly 7 three-cornered 3 fashioned 7 three-cornered 4 this 7 three-cornered 5 into 7 three-cornered 6 a 7 three-cornered 7 three-cornered 8 cup 7 three-cornered 10 filled 7 three-cornered 11 it 7 three-cornered 12 from 9 , 10 filled 12 from 17 handed 17 handed 18 it 18 it 19 to yet the memory of that draught was to be very pleasant to [rosemary] . 1 yet 6 draught 2 the 3 memory 2 the 6 draught 3 memory 4 of 3 memory 6 draught 4 of 5 that 6 draught 11 pleasant 7 was 8 to 8 to 9 be 9 be 10 very 10 very 11 pleasant 11 pleasant 14 . 12 to 14 . in after years it seemed to her that there was something sacramental about it . 1 in 5 seemed 2 after 3 years 2 after 5 seemed 4 it 5 seemed 5 seemed 6 to 6 to 12 sacramental 7 her 12 sacramental 8 that 12 sacramental 9 there 10 was 9 there 12 sacramental 10 was 12 sacramental 11 something 12 sacramental 12 sacramental 13 about 12 sacramental 14 it 12 sacramental 15 . perhaps this was because of what the minister did when she handed him back the cup . 1 perhaps 4 because 2 this 3 was 2 this 4 because 4 because 8 minister 5 of 7 the 6 what 7 the 7 the 8 minister 8 minister 9 did 8 minister 12 handed 10 when 12 handed 11 she 12 handed 12 handed 13 him 12 handed 14 back 12 handed 15 the 12 handed 16 cup 15 the 16 cup 16 cup 17 . he stooped again and filled it and drank of it himself . 1 he 2 stooped 2 stooped 3 again 2 stooped 4 and 2 stooped 5 filled 2 stooped 6 it 2 stooped 8 drank 7 and 8 drank 8 drank 9 of 8 drank 10 it 8 drank 11 himself 9 of 10 it 11 himself 12 . it was only by accident that he put his lips just where [rosemary] [had] [put] hers , and [rosemary] knew it . 1 it 2 was 2 was 5 accident 2 was 22 . 3 only 5 accident 4 by 5 accident 5 accident 7 he 5 accident 10 lips 6 that 7 he 8 put 9 his 8 put 10 lips 9 his 10 lips 10 lips 12 where 10 lips 16 hers 11 just 12 where 16 hers 17 , 17 , 18 and 20 knew 21 it 21 it 22 . nevertheless , it had a curious significance for her . 1 nevertheless 2 , 2 , 3 it 3 it 6 curious 4 had 5 a 5 a 6 curious 6 curious 7 significance 7 significance 10 . 8 for 9 her 9 her 10 . they two had drunk of the same cup . 1 they 4 drunk 2 two 4 drunk 3 had 4 drunk 4 drunk 5 of 4 drunk 8 cup 5 of 6 the 7 same 8 cup 8 cup 9 . john [meredith] [held] [the] [cup] uncertainly [.] 1 john 6 uncertainly he did not know what to do with it . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 know 4 know 5 what 5 what 7 do 6 to 7 do 7 do 8 with 8 with 10 . 9 it 10 . the logical thing would have been to toss it away , but somehow he was disinclined to do this . 1 the 2 logical 2 logical 3 thing 2 logical 4 would 2 logical 5 have 2 logical 6 been 2 logical 7 to 2 logical 8 toss 8 toss 9 it 8 toss 10 away 8 toss 13 somehow 10 away 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 somehow 13 somehow 16 disinclined 14 he 15 was 14 he 16 disinclined 15 was 16 disinclined 16 disinclined 17 to 16 disinclined 18 do 16 disinclined 19 this 16 disinclined 20 . rosemary held out her hand for it . 1 rosemary 2 held 2 held 3 out 2 held 5 hand 4 her 5 hand 5 hand 6 for 5 hand 7 it 5 hand 8 . " will you let me have it ? " she said . 1 " 3 you 2 will 3 you 3 you 6 have 3 you 8 ? 4 let 5 me 4 let 6 have 7 it 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 she 11 said 11 said 12 . " you made it so knackily . 1 " 2 you 1 " 6 knackily 2 you 6 knackily 3 made 6 knackily 4 it 6 knackily 5 so 6 knackily 6 knackily 7 . i never saw anyone make a birch cup so since my little brother used to make them long ago before he died . " 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 saw 2 never 4 anyone 4 anyone 7 birch 5 make 7 birch 6 a 7 birch 7 birch 8 cup 7 birch 9 so 7 birch 10 since 7 birch 13 brother 7 birch 23 . 11 my 13 brother 12 little 13 brother 13 brother 22 died 14 used 15 to 14 used 16 make 14 used 17 them 14 used 19 ago 18 long 19 ago 19 ago 22 died 20 before 22 died 21 he 22 died 23 . 24 " " [i] learned [how] to [make] [them] when [i] was a boy , [camping] [out] [one] [summer] . 1 " 3 learned 3 learned 5 to 5 to 18 . 8 when 10 was 10 was 11 a 11 a 12 boy 12 boy 13 , 12 boy 18 . an old hunter taught me , " said [mr] [meredith] . 1 an 2 old 2 old 3 hunter 3 hunter 4 taught 4 taught 11 . 5 me 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . " let me carry your books [,] [miss] [west] . " 1 " 11 " 2 let 3 me 3 me 11 " 4 carry 5 your 4 carry 6 books 6 books 10 . 10 . 11 " rosemary was startled into another fib and said oh , they were not heavy . 1 rosemary 6 fib 1 rosemary 13 not 2 was 6 fib 3 startled 6 fib 4 into 6 fib 5 another 6 fib 6 fib 7 and 6 fib 8 said 6 fib 9 oh 6 fib 12 were 9 oh 10 , 10 , 11 they 13 not 14 heavy 14 heavy 15 . but the minister took them from her with quite a masterful air and they walked away together . 1 but 3 minister 2 the 3 minister 3 minister 17 together 4 took 5 them 5 them 11 masterful 6 from 11 masterful 7 her 11 masterful 8 with 11 masterful 9 quite 11 masterful 10 a 11 masterful 11 masterful 12 air 11 masterful 13 and 11 masterful 14 they 11 masterful 15 walked 11 masterful 16 away 11 masterful 17 together 17 together 18 . it was the first time [rosemary] had [stood] by the valley [spring] [without] [thinking] [of] [martin] [crawford] . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 the 3 the 4 first 3 the 11 valley 4 first 5 time 5 time 7 had 9 by 10 the 10 the 11 valley 11 valley 18 . the mystic tryst had been broken . 1 the 2 mystic 2 mystic 3 tryst 2 mystic 5 been 2 mystic 6 broken 4 had 5 been 6 broken 7 . the little by-path wound around the marsh and then struck up the long wooded hill on the top of which [rosemary] [lived] . 1 the 3 by-path 2 little 3 by-path 3 by-path 4 wound 3 by-path 5 around 3 by-path 7 marsh 3 by-path 8 and 3 by-path 9 then 6 the 7 marsh 9 then 14 wooded 10 struck 14 wooded 11 up 14 wooded 12 the 14 wooded 13 long 14 wooded 14 wooded 15 hill 14 wooded 18 top 14 wooded 20 which 14 wooded 23 . 16 on 17 the 17 the 18 top 19 of 20 which beyond , through the trees , they could see the moonlight shining across the level summer fields . 1 beyond 2 , 1 beyond 17 fields 3 through 4 the 3 through 5 trees 5 trees 8 could 5 trees 17 fields 6 , 7 they 7 they 8 could 8 could 9 see 10 the 17 fields 11 moonlight 15 level 12 shining 15 level 13 across 14 the 13 across 15 level 15 level 16 summer 15 level 17 fields 17 fields 18 . but the little path was shadowy and narrow . 1 but 2 the 2 the 4 path 3 little 4 path 4 path 6 shadowy 5 was 6 shadowy 6 shadowy 7 and 6 shadowy 8 narrow 8 narrow 9 . trees crowded over it , and trees are never quite as friendly to human beings after nightfall as they are in daylight . 1 trees 2 crowded 2 crowded 3 over 2 crowded 7 trees 3 over 4 it 4 it 5 , 5 , 6 and 7 trees 12 friendly 8 are 12 friendly 9 never 12 friendly 10 quite 11 as 10 quite 12 friendly 12 friendly 17 nightfall 13 to 14 human 14 human 15 beings 15 beings 17 nightfall 16 after 17 nightfall 17 nightfall 19 they 17 nightfall 20 are 17 nightfall 22 daylight 17 nightfall 23 . 18 as 19 they 21 in 22 daylight they wrap themselves away from us . 1 they 2 wrap 2 wrap 3 themselves 2 wrap 4 away 2 wrap 5 from 2 wrap 6 us 6 us 7 . they whisper and plot furtively . 1 they 5 furtively 2 whisper 5 furtively 3 and 5 furtively 4 plot 5 furtively 5 furtively 6 . if they reach out a hand to us it has a hostile , tentative touch . 1 if 2 they 2 they 3 reach 2 they 15 touch 3 reach 4 out 5 a 6 hand 5 a 14 tentative 7 to 14 tentative 8 us 14 tentative 9 it 14 tentative 10 has 14 tentative 11 a 12 hostile 12 hostile 14 tentative 13 , 14 tentative 14 tentative 15 touch 15 touch 16 . rosemary 's dress brushed [against] [john] [meredith] [as] [they] [walked] . 1 rosemary 2 's 1 rosemary 3 dress 3 dress 4 brushed 4 brushed 11 . it is never quite safe to think we have done with life . 1 it 2 is 2 is 4 quite 2 is 10 done 3 never 4 quite 4 quite 5 safe 6 to 7 think 7 think 8 we 8 we 9 have 9 have 10 done 10 done 11 with 10 done 13 . 12 life 13 . when we imagine we have finished our story fate has a trick of turning the page and showing us yet another chapter . 1 when 2 we 2 we 3 imagine 3 imagine 9 fate 4 we 5 have 4 we 6 finished 6 finished 7 our 6 finished 8 story 6 finished 9 fate 9 fate 12 trick 9 fate 23 . 10 has 11 a 10 has 12 trick 11 a 12 trick 12 trick 18 showing 13 of 18 showing 14 turning 15 the 14 turning 16 page 16 page 18 showing 17 and 18 showing 18 showing 19 us 18 showing 20 yet 18 showing 21 another 18 showing 22 chapter 22 chapter 23 . these two people each thought their hearts belonged irrevocably to the past ; but they both found their walk up that hill very pleasant . 1 these 2 two 1 these 3 people 3 people 9 irrevocably 3 people 19 walk 4 each 9 irrevocably 5 thought 9 irrevocably 6 their 9 irrevocably 7 hearts 9 irrevocably 8 belonged 9 irrevocably 9 irrevocably 10 to 9 irrevocably 11 the 9 irrevocably 12 past 9 irrevocably 13 ; 9 irrevocably 14 but 9 irrevocably 15 they 10 to 11 the 15 they 16 both 15 they 17 found 15 they 18 their 19 walk 22 hill 20 up 22 hill 21 that 22 hill 22 hill 24 pleasant 22 hill 25 . 23 very 24 pleasant rosemary [thought] the [glen] minister was [by] no means as shy and tongue-tied as he had been represented . 1 rosemary 5 minister 3 the 5 minister 5 minister 19 . 6 was 8 no 8 no 9 means 9 means 13 tongue-tied 10 as 13 tongue-tied 11 shy 12 and 11 shy 13 tongue-tied 13 tongue-tied 14 as 13 tongue-tied 17 been 13 tongue-tied 18 represented 13 tongue-tied 19 . 14 as 15 he 15 he 16 had he seemed to find no difficulty in talking easily and freely . 1 he 12 . 2 seemed 3 to 3 to 4 find 4 find 6 difficulty 5 no 6 difficulty 6 difficulty 7 in 6 difficulty 11 freely 8 talking 9 easily 9 easily 11 freely 10 and 11 freely 11 freely 12 . glen housewives would have been amazed had they heard him . 1 glen 2 housewives 2 housewives 3 would 2 housewives 5 been 2 housewives 6 amazed 2 housewives 7 had 2 housewives 8 they 4 have 5 been 8 they 9 heard 9 heard 10 him 10 him 11 . but [then] so [many] [glen] [housewives] talked [only] gossip and the price of eggs , and [john] [meredith] was not interested [in] [either] . 1 but 12 price 3 so 7 talked 7 talked 9 gossip 9 gossip 10 and 10 and 11 the 11 the 12 price 12 price 14 eggs 12 price 24 . 13 of 14 eggs 14 eggs 16 and 15 , 16 and 19 was 20 not 20 not 21 interested 21 interested 24 . rosemary , it appeared , possessed a [book] [which] [mr] [meredith] had not [read] [and] wished to [read] . 1 rosemary 6 possessed 2 , 4 appeared 3 it 4 appeared 4 appeared 5 , 4 appeared 6 possessed 6 possessed 7 a 7 a 19 . 12 had 13 not 12 had 16 wished 16 wished 17 to 17 to 19 . she offered to lend it to him and when they reached the old homestead on the hill he went in to get it . 1 she 2 offered 1 she 11 reached 2 offered 3 to 2 offered 4 lend 4 lend 5 it 5 it 6 to 6 to 7 him 8 and 9 when 9 when 11 reached 10 they 11 reached 11 reached 14 homestead 12 the 14 homestead 13 old 14 homestead 14 homestead 17 hill 14 homestead 19 went 14 homestead 24 . 15 on 16 the 16 the 17 hill 18 he 19 went 19 went 20 in 19 went 21 to 21 to 22 get 22 get 23 it the house itself was an old-fashioned gray one , hung with vines , through which the light in the sitting-room winked in friendly fashion . 1 the 2 house 2 house 6 old-fashioned 3 itself 6 old-fashioned 4 was 6 old-fashioned 5 an 6 old-fashioned 6 old-fashioned 12 vines 7 gray 12 vines 8 one 12 vines 9 , 10 hung 10 hung 12 vines 11 with 12 vines 12 vines 13 , 12 vines 14 through 12 vines 15 which 12 vines 17 light 16 the 17 light 17 light 20 sitting-room 18 in 20 sitting-room 19 the 20 sitting-room 20 sitting-room 21 winked 20 sitting-room 23 friendly 20 sitting-room 25 . 21 winked 22 in 23 friendly 24 fashion 24 fashion 25 . it looked down the [glen] [,] over the harbour , [silvered] in the moonlight , to the sand-dunes and the moaning ocean . 1 it 23 . 2 looked 3 down 3 down 4 the 4 the 18 sand-dunes 7 over 8 the 8 the 9 harbour 9 harbour 10 , 9 harbour 14 moonlight 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 moonlight 14 moonlight 18 sand-dunes 15 , 18 sand-dunes 16 to 18 sand-dunes 17 the 18 sand-dunes 18 sand-dunes 19 and 18 sand-dunes 20 the 18 sand-dunes 21 moaning 18 sand-dunes 22 ocean 22 ocean 23 . they walked in through a garden that always seemed to smell of roses , even when no roses were in bloom . 1 they 2 walked 2 walked 3 in 2 walked 4 through 2 walked 6 garden 5 a 6 garden 6 garden 21 bloom 7 that 9 seemed 8 always 9 seemed 9 seemed 10 to 9 seemed 11 smell 11 smell 12 of 11 smell 13 roses 13 roses 14 , 13 roses 21 bloom 15 even 21 bloom 16 when 21 bloom 17 no 21 bloom 18 roses 19 were 18 roses 21 bloom 20 in 21 bloom 21 bloom 22 . " you have the [whole] [world] [at] your doorstep here , " said [john] [meredith] , with a long breath . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 said 2 you 3 have 2 you 8 your 3 have 4 the 8 your 9 doorstep 10 here 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 21 . 16 , 17 with 17 with 18 a 18 a 19 long 19 long 20 breath 20 breath 21 . " what a view what an outlook ! 1 " 2 what 2 what 7 outlook 3 a 7 outlook 4 view 7 outlook 5 what 7 outlook 6 an 7 outlook 7 outlook 8 ! at [times] [i] [feel] [stifled] [down] [there] [in] the [glen] . 1 at 9 the 9 the 11 . you can breathe up here . " 1 you 2 can 2 can 3 breathe 3 breathe 4 up 3 breathe 5 here 5 here 7 " 6 . 7 " " it is calm to-night , " said [rosemary] [laughing] . 1 " 3 is 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 calm 4 calm 5 to-night 5 to-night 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . " if there were a wind [it] [would] blow [your] breath [away] . 1 " 13 . 2 if 3 there 3 there 4 were 3 there 5 a 5 a 6 wind 6 wind 11 breath 6 wind 13 . 9 blow 11 breath we get ' a ' the airts the wind can blow ' up here . 1 we 7 airts 1 we 14 here 2 get 7 airts 3 ' 7 airts 4 a 7 airts 5 ' 6 the 5 ' 7 airts 6 the 7 airts 7 airts 8 the 7 airts 9 wind 7 airts 10 can 7 airts 11 blow 7 airts 12 ' 7 airts 13 up 14 here 15 . this [place] [should] [be] [called] [four] [winds] instead of the [harbour] . " 1 this 13 " 8 instead 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] like wind , " he said . 1 " 3 like 1 " 8 said 4 wind 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 said 7 he 8 said 8 said 9 . " a day when there is [no] [wind] seems to me [dead] . 1 " 6 is 1 " 9 seems 2 a 3 day 3 day 4 when 4 when 5 there 5 there 6 is 9 seems 10 to 10 to 11 me 11 me 13 . a windy day wakes me up . " 1 a 2 windy 2 windy 4 wakes 3 day 4 wakes 4 wakes 5 me 4 wakes 6 up 4 wakes 8 " 6 up 7 . 7 . 8 " he gave a conscious laugh . 1 he 4 conscious 2 gave 3 a 2 gave 4 conscious 4 conscious 5 laugh 5 laugh 6 . " on a calm day [i] fall [into] day dreams . 1 " 4 calm 2 on 4 calm 3 a 4 calm 4 calm 5 day 4 calm 10 dreams 4 calm 11 . 7 fall 10 dreams 9 day 10 dreams no doubt you know my [reputation] , [miss] [west] . 1 no 2 doubt 2 doubt 10 . 3 you 4 know 3 you 10 . 4 know 7 , 5 my 7 , if [i] [cut] you [dead] [the] [next] [time] we meet [don't] put it down to bad manners . 1 if 4 you 1 if 9 we 9 we 10 meet 10 meet 18 . 12 put 17 manners 13 it 15 to 13 it 16 bad 14 down 15 to 16 bad 17 manners 17 manners 18 . please understand that it is only abstraction and forgive me and speak to me . " 1 please 7 abstraction 2 understand 3 that 2 understand 7 abstraction 3 that 7 abstraction 4 it 5 is 5 is 7 abstraction 6 only 7 abstraction 7 abstraction 8 and 7 abstraction 9 forgive 7 abstraction 11 and 7 abstraction 12 speak 7 abstraction 14 me 9 forgive 10 me 12 speak 13 to 14 me 16 " 15 . 16 " they found [ellen] [west] [in] the [sitting] [room] [when] they [went] [in] . 1 they 2 found 1 they 10 they 2 found 6 the 10 they 13 . she laid her glasses down on the book she had been reading and looked at them in amazement tinctured with something else . 1 she 2 laid 2 laid 4 glasses 3 her 4 glasses 4 glasses 5 down 4 glasses 8 book 5 down 6 on 6 on 7 the 8 book 12 reading 9 she 10 had 10 had 11 been 11 been 12 reading 12 reading 22 else 13 and 19 tinctured 14 looked 19 tinctured 15 at 19 tinctured 16 them 19 tinctured 17 in 18 amazement 18 amazement 19 tinctured 19 tinctured 20 with 19 tinctured 21 something 19 tinctured 22 else 22 else 23 . but she [shook] [hands] [amiably] [with] [mr] [meredith] [and] [he] sat down [and] talked to her , [while] [rosemary] hunted out his book . 1 but 2 she 1 but 20 hunted 2 she 11 sat 11 sat 12 down 14 talked 15 to 14 talked 20 hunted 15 to 16 her 16 her 17 , 20 hunted 23 book 21 out 23 book 22 his 23 book 23 book 24 . ellen [west] was ten years older than [rosemary] , and so different from her that it was hard to believe they were sisters . 1 ellen 3 was 1 ellen 24 . 3 was 4 ten 4 ten 5 years 6 older 7 than 6 older 12 different 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 so 11 so 12 different 12 different 13 from 12 different 23 sisters 12 different 24 . 14 her 23 sisters 15 that 18 hard 16 it 17 was 16 it 18 hard 18 hard 19 to 18 hard 20 believe 18 hard 23 sisters 21 they 22 were 22 were 23 sisters she had her chance now and she tackled him on world politics . 1 she 8 tackled 2 had 8 tackled 3 her 8 tackled 4 chance 8 tackled 5 now 8 tackled 6 and 8 tackled 7 she 8 tackled 8 tackled 9 him 8 tackled 10 on 8 tackled 11 world 8 tackled 12 politics 8 tackled 13 . " a dangerous man , " was his answer . 1 " 9 answer 2 a 3 dangerous 3 dangerous 4 man 3 dangerous 5 , 3 dangerous 9 answer 5 , 6 " 7 was 9 answer 8 his 9 answer 9 answer 10 . " [i] [believe] you ! " 1 " 4 you 4 you 6 " 5 ! 6 " miss [ellen] [nodded] . 1 miss 4 . " mark my [words] , [mr] [meredith] [,] that man is going to fight somebody yet . 1 " 2 mark 1 " 11 is 2 mark 5 , 3 my 5 , 9 that 10 man 9 that 11 is 11 is 12 going 12 going 13 to 13 to 14 fight 14 fight 15 somebody 14 fight 17 . 16 yet 17 . he 's [aching] to . 1 he 2 's 1 he 4 to 4 to 5 . he is going to set the world on fire . " 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 8 on 5 set 7 world 5 set 8 on 6 the 7 world 8 on 9 fire 9 fire 10 . 10 . 11 " " if you mean that [he] [will] [wantonly] [precipitate] a great war [i] hardly think [so] , " said [mr] [meredith] . 1 " 2 if 2 if 3 you 3 you 4 mean 4 mean 5 that 5 that 14 hardly 10 a 11 great 10 a 12 war 12 war 14 hardly 14 hardly 22 . 15 think 18 " 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 22 . " the day has gone by for [that] [sort] of [thing] . " 1 " 13 " 2 the 3 day 2 the 10 of 3 day 4 has 4 has 5 gone 4 has 7 for 5 gone 6 by 10 of 12 . 12 . 13 " " bless you , it hasn't , " rumbled [ellen] . 1 " 2 bless 2 bless 3 you 2 bless 6 hasn't 3 you 4 , 5 it 6 hasn't 6 hasn't 7 , 7 , 9 rumbled 8 " 9 rumbled 9 rumbled 11 . " [the] [day] never goes by for men and nations [to] [make] asses [of] [themselves] [and] [take] [to] [the] [fists] . 1 " 21 . 4 never 10 nations 5 goes 10 nations 6 by 10 nations 7 for 10 nations 8 men 9 and 8 men 10 nations 10 nations 13 asses 13 asses 21 . the millenniun [isn't] [that] [near] , [mr] [meredith] , and [you] [don't] [think] it is any more than [i] [do] . 1 the 2 millenniun 2 millenniun 6 , 2 millenniun 21 . 6 , 10 and 9 , 10 and 14 it 15 is 14 it 21 . 15 is 18 than 16 any 17 more 17 more 18 than " yes , if he isn't nipped in the bud he 's going to make trouble . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 7 nipped 3 , 4 if 4 if 7 nipped 5 he 7 nipped 6 isn't 7 nipped 7 nipped 10 bud 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 bud 10 bud 12 's 10 bud 13 going 10 bud 15 make 10 bud 16 trouble 11 he 12 's 13 going 14 to 14 to 15 make 16 trouble 17 . [we'll] [live] [to] [see] [it] [you] [and] [i] [will] [live] [to] [see] [it] [,] [mr] [meredith] [.] and who is going to nip him ? 1 and 6 nip 2 who 6 nip 3 is 4 going 3 is 6 nip 4 going 5 to 4 going 6 nip 6 nip 7 him 6 nip 8 ? england should , but she won't . 1 england 2 should 1 england 6 won't 3 , 4 but 4 but 5 she 4 but 6 won't 6 won't 7 . [who] [is] [going] [to] [nip] [him] [?] tell me that , [mr] [meredith] . " 1 tell 2 me 2 me 3 that 2 me 8 " 4 , 8 " 7 . 8 " mr [meredith] [couldn't] [tell] [her] [,] [but] [they] [plunged] [into] [a] discussion [of] [german] [militarism] that lasted [long] [after] [rosemary] [had] [found] the book . 1 mr 12 discussion 12 discussion 17 lasted 16 that 17 lasted 17 lasted 25 . 23 the 24 book 24 book 25 . rosemary said [nothing] , but [sat] in a little rocker [behind] [ellen] and stroked an important black cat meditatively . 1 rosemary 2 said 2 said 4 , 2 said 10 rocker 2 said 20 . 4 , 5 but 7 in 8 a 8 a 9 little 9 little 10 rocker 13 and 14 stroked 14 stroked 19 meditatively 15 an 16 important 16 important 19 meditatively 17 black 19 meditatively 18 cat 19 meditatively 19 meditatively 20 . john [meredith] hunted [big] game [in] [europe] [with] [ellen] , but he looked [oftener] at [rosemary] [than] [at] [ellen] , and [ellen] noticed it . 1 john 3 hunted 3 hunted 5 game 5 game 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 he 12 he 13 looked 13 looked 15 at 15 at 25 . 20 , 21 and 21 and 23 noticed 23 noticed 24 it 24 it 25 . after [rosemary] had gone [to] the [door] [with] [him] [and] [come] [back] [ellen] [rose] [and] [looked] [at] [her] [accusingly] [.] 1 after 4 gone 1 after 6 the 3 had 4 gone " [rosemary] [west] , that man [has] a notion of courting you . " 1 " 4 , 4 , 14 " 5 that 6 man 6 man 8 a 8 a 14 " 9 notion 11 courting 10 of 11 courting 11 courting 13 . 12 you 13 . 13 . 14 " rosemary quivered . 1 rosemary 2 quivered 2 quivered 3 . ellen 's speech was like a blow to her . 1 ellen 2 's 1 ellen 7 blow 1 ellen 9 her 3 speech 4 was 3 speech 7 blow 5 like 7 blow 6 a 7 blow 8 to 9 her 9 her 10 . it rubbed all the bloom off the pleasant evening . 1 it 2 rubbed 2 rubbed 5 bloom 3 all 4 the 3 all 5 bloom 4 the 5 bloom 5 bloom 6 off 5 bloom 8 pleasant 5 bloom 9 evening 5 bloom 10 . 6 off 7 the but she would not let [ellen] see how it hurt her . 1 but 2 she 1 but 10 hurt 2 she 3 would 3 would 4 not 5 let 7 see 7 see 8 how 8 how 9 it 9 it 10 hurt 10 hurt 12 . 11 her 12 . " nonsense , " she said , and laughed , a little too carelessly . 1 " 2 nonsense 2 nonsense 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 14 carelessly 7 , 14 carelessly 8 and 9 laughed 9 laughed 14 carelessly 10 , 14 carelessly 11 a 12 little 12 little 14 carelessly 13 too 14 carelessly 14 carelessly 15 . " you see a beau for me in [every] bush [,] [ellen] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 . 2 you 3 see 3 see 4 a 5 beau 6 for 5 beau 10 bush 6 for 7 me 8 in 10 bush 10 bush 13 . why he [told] [me] [all] [about] [his] [wife] [to-night] how much she was [to] [him] [how] [empty] [her] [death] [had] [left] [the] [world] . " 1 why 2 he 2 he 13 was 10 how 11 much 10 how 12 she 12 she 13 was 13 was 24 . 24 . 25 " " well , that [may] [be] [his] way [of] courting , " retorted [ellen] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 13 retorted 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 that 4 that 8 way 10 courting 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 retorted 13 retorted 15 . " [men] [have] all kinds of ways [,] [i] [understand] . 1 " 11 . 4 all 5 kinds 5 kinds 6 of 6 of 7 ways 7 ways 11 . but don't forget [your] [promise] [,] [rosemary] . " 1 but 2 don't 2 don't 3 forget 3 forget 8 . 8 . 9 " " there is no need of my [either] forgetting or remembering [it] , " said [rosemary] , a little wearily . 1 " 4 no 1 " 15 said 2 there 3 is 2 there 4 no 4 no 5 need 5 need 6 of 6 of 7 my 9 forgetting 10 or 9 forgetting 11 remembering 11 remembering 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 20 wearily 17 , 20 wearily 18 a 19 little 19 little 20 wearily 20 wearily 21 . " [you] forget [that] [i] ['m] an old maid [,] [ellen] . 1 " 3 forget 3 forget 12 . 7 an 8 old 8 old 9 maid 9 maid 12 . it is only [your] [sisterly] delusion [that] [i] [am] [still] young [and] blooming and dangerous . 1 it 2 is 1 it 6 delusion 2 is 3 only 6 delusion 16 . 11 young 13 blooming 13 blooming 14 and 13 blooming 15 dangerous 15 dangerous 16 . mr [meredith] [merely] [wants] [to] [be] a [friend] [if] [he] wants [that] [much] [itself] . 1 mr 7 a 7 a 15 . 11 wants 15 . he 'll forget us both long before he gets [back] to the manse . " 1 he 9 gets 2 'll 3 forget 3 forget 9 gets 4 us 5 both 5 both 9 gets 6 long 7 before 7 before 9 gets 8 he 9 gets 9 gets 13 manse 11 to 12 the 12 the 13 manse 13 manse 14 . 14 . 15 " " [i] ['ve] no objection [to] [your] [being] [friends] with [him] [,] " conceded [ellen] , ["] but it musn't go beyond friendship [,] [remember] . 1 " 4 no 4 no 5 objection 5 objection 14 conceded 10 with 13 " 10 with 14 conceded 14 conceded 16 , 16 , 18 but 18 but 19 it 19 it 20 musn't 20 musn't 26 . 21 go 22 beyond 22 beyond 23 friendship 23 friendship 26 . i 'm always suspicious of widowers . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 6 widowers 3 always 6 widowers 4 suspicious 6 widowers 5 of 6 widowers 6 widowers 7 . they are not given to romantic ideas about friendship . 1 they 2 are 2 are 3 not 2 are 7 ideas 4 given 5 to 4 given 7 ideas 6 romantic 7 ideas 7 ideas 8 about 7 ideas 9 friendship 7 ideas 10 . they 're apt to mean business . 1 they 2 're 2 're 3 apt 3 apt 4 to 3 apt 5 mean 3 apt 6 business 6 business 7 . as for this [presbyterian] [man] [,] [what] [do] [they] call [him] [shy] for ? 1 as 2 for 2 for 3 this 3 this 14 ? 10 call 14 ? 13 for 14 ? he 's got brains , too . 1 he 4 brains 2 's 4 brains 3 got 4 brains 4 brains 5 , 4 brains 6 too 6 too 7 . there 's so few men round here that can talk sense to a body . 1 there 2 's 2 's 14 body 3 so 4 few 4 few 5 men 5 men 6 round 6 round 14 body 7 here 10 talk 8 that 9 can 9 can 10 talk 10 talk 11 sense 11 sense 12 to 11 sense 14 body 13 a 14 body 14 body 15 . i 've enjoyed the evening . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 enjoyed 3 enjoyed 5 evening 3 enjoyed 6 . 4 the 5 evening i wouldn't mind seeing more of him . 1 i 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 mind 2 wouldn't 4 seeing 4 seeing 5 more 4 seeing 7 him 5 more 6 of 7 him 8 . but no [philandering] , [rosemary] , [mind] [you] no philandering . " 1 but 2 no 2 no 4 , 2 no 6 , 6 , 9 no 6 , 12 " 9 no 10 philandering 11 . 12 " she had always laughed at the warning with unfeigned amusement . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 always 3 always 9 unfeigned 4 laughed 9 unfeigned 5 at 9 unfeigned 6 the 9 unfeigned 7 warning 9 unfeigned 8 with 9 unfeigned 9 unfeigned 10 amusement 9 unfeigned 11 . this [time] it did not amuse her [it] irritated her a [little] . 1 this 13 . 3 it 5 not 4 did 5 not 5 not 6 amuse 6 amuse 9 irritated 7 her 9 irritated 9 irritated 11 a 10 her 11 a 11 a 13 . who wanted to philander ? 1 who 4 philander 2 wanted 4 philander 3 to 4 philander 4 philander 5 ? " don't be such a goose , [ellen] , " she said [with] unaccustomed shortness as she took her [lamp] . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 12 said 2 don't 3 be 2 don't 6 goose 4 such 5 a 5 a 6 goose 7 , 12 said 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 15 shortness 12 said 21 . 14 unaccustomed 15 shortness 16 as 17 she 17 she 18 took 18 took 19 her 19 her 21 . she went upstairs without saying goodnight . 1 she 6 goodnight 2 went 6 goodnight 3 upstairs 6 goodnight 4 without 6 goodnight 5 saying 6 goodnight 6 goodnight 7 . ellen shook her head dubiously and looked at the black cat . 1 ellen 5 dubiously 2 shook 3 her 2 shook 4 head 2 shook 5 dubiously 5 dubiously 7 looked 5 dubiously 9 the 5 dubiously 10 black 5 dubiously 11 cat 5 dubiously 12 . 6 and 7 looked 7 looked 8 at " what is [she] so cross about , [st] [george] ? " she asked . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 is 2 what 11 ? 3 is 5 so 5 so 6 cross 6 cross 8 , 7 about 8 , 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 she 11 ? 14 asked 14 asked 15 . " [when] you howl you 're hit , [i] ['ve] [always] heard , [george] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 15 . 3 you 4 howl 4 howl 6 're 4 howl 7 hit 4 howl 12 heard 5 you 6 're 7 hit 8 , 13 , 15 . but she promised , [saint] she [promised] [,] [and] [we] [wests] [always] [keep] [our] [word] . 1 but 2 she 1 but 16 . 2 she 3 promised 4 , 6 she 6 she 16 . so it [won't] [matter] [if] he [does] [want] [to] philander [,] [george] [.] 1 so 2 it 1 so 6 he 6 he 10 philander she promised . 1 she 2 promised 2 promised 3 . i won't worry . " 1 i 2 won't 2 won't 3 worry 3 worry 4 . 4 . 5 " she felt vaguely upset and unsettled . 1 she 6 unsettled 2 felt 6 unsettled 3 vaguely 6 unsettled 4 upset 6 unsettled 5 and 6 unsettled 6 unsettled 7 . she was suddenly tired of outworn dreams . 1 she 6 outworn 2 was 6 outworn 3 suddenly 6 outworn 4 tired 6 outworn 5 of 6 outworn 6 outworn 7 dreams 6 outworn 8 . and in the garden the petals of the last red rose were scattered by a sudden little wind . 1 and 6 petals 2 in 3 the 3 the 4 garden 4 garden 6 petals 5 the 6 petals 6 petals 7 of 6 petals 8 the 6 petals 9 last 6 petals 10 red 6 petals 11 rose 6 petals 12 were 6 petals 13 scattered 6 petals 19 . 7 of 8 the 13 scattered 16 sudden 14 by 16 sudden 15 a 16 sudden 16 sudden 18 wind 17 little 18 wind summer was over it was autumn . 1 summer 6 autumn 2 was 6 autumn 3 over 6 autumn 4 it 5 was 5 was 6 autumn 6 autumn 7 . [chapter] [xiv] [.] [mrs] [alec] [davis] [makes] [a] [call] john [meredith] [walked] slowly [home] [.] 1 john 4 slowly he passed through [rainbow] [valley] and knew it not . 1 he 2 passed 1 he 7 knew 2 passed 3 through 2 passed 6 and 7 knew 8 it 7 knew 9 not 9 not 10 . the charm of [rainbow] [valley] [had] [no] potency [against] [german] theology . 1 the 2 charm 2 charm 3 of 2 charm 8 potency 8 potency 11 theology 11 theology 12 . old [mrs] [marshall] [,] over-harbour , was very ill and [sent] [for] [him] , but the message lay [unheeded] on his desk and gathered dust . 1 old 5 over-harbour 5 over-harbour 24 gathered 6 , 10 and 6 , 23 and 7 was 8 very 8 very 9 ill 9 ill 10 and 14 , 15 but 14 , 23 and 15 but 16 the 16 the 17 message 17 message 22 desk 18 lay 20 on 20 on 22 desk 21 his 22 desk 23 and 24 gathered 24 gathered 25 dust 25 dust 26 . mrs [marshall] recovered [but] [never] forgave him . 1 mrs 3 recovered 3 recovered 8 . 6 forgave 7 him 7 him 8 . " dear me , " he said absently , " that is strange very strange . " 1 " 8 absently 2 dear 3 me 2 dear 8 absently 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 absently 8 absently 13 strange 8 absently 15 strange 8 absently 16 . 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 is 11 that 12 is 12 is 13 strange 14 very 15 strange 16 . 17 " the bride , who was very nervous , began to cry . 1 the 2 bride 2 bride 7 nervous 3 , 4 who 4 who 5 was 5 was 7 nervous 6 very 7 nervous 7 nervous 11 cry 7 nervous 12 . 8 , 9 began 9 began 10 to 9 began 11 cry the bridegroom , who was not in the least nervous , giggled . 1 the 2 bridegroom 1 the 9 least 3 , 4 who 4 who 5 was 5 was 6 not 6 not 9 least 7 in 8 the 7 in 9 least 9 least 12 giggled 10 nervous 11 , 10 nervous 12 giggled 12 giggled 13 . " please , sir , [i] think you 're burying us instead of marrying us , " he said . 1 " 4 sir 2 please 4 sir 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 5 , 4 sir 10 burying 4 sir 16 , 4 sir 19 said 7 think 10 burying 8 you 9 're 9 're 10 burying 10 burying 11 us 10 burying 12 instead 10 burying 14 marrying 10 burying 15 us 12 instead 13 of 17 " 19 said 18 he 19 said 19 said 20 . " excuse me , " said [mr] [meredith] , as it it did not [matter] much . 1 " 2 excuse 2 excuse 3 me 3 me 5 " 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 , 6 said 17 . 9 , 10 as 9 , 14 not 10 as 11 it 10 as 12 it 10 as 13 did 16 much 17 . he forgot his prayer-meeting again but that did not matter , for it was a wet night and nobody came . 1 he 2 forgot 2 forgot 3 his 2 forgot 4 prayer-meeting 4 prayer-meeting 5 again 4 prayer-meeting 8 did 4 prayer-meeting 10 matter 4 prayer-meeting 14 was 4 prayer-meeting 17 night 4 prayer-meeting 18 and 4 prayer-meeting 20 came 6 but 8 did 7 that 8 did 8 did 9 not 10 matter 11 , 12 for 13 it 13 it 14 was 15 a 16 wet 16 wet 17 night 18 and 19 nobody 20 came 21 . he might even have forgotten [his] [sunday] service if it had not been for [mrs] [alec] [davis] . 1 he 2 might 2 might 4 have 3 even 4 have 4 have 5 forgotten 5 forgotten 8 service 8 service 18 . 9 if 10 it 9 if 11 had 9 if 12 not 12 not 13 been 12 not 18 . 13 been 14 for aunt [martha] [came] [in] [on] [saturday] [afternoon] [and] told him that [mrs] [davis] was in the parlour and wanted to see him . 1 aunt 9 told 9 told 10 him 9 told 11 that 11 that 14 was 14 was 15 in 15 in 16 the 16 the 17 parlour 17 parlour 18 and 17 parlour 23 . 19 wanted 20 to 19 wanted 21 see 21 see 22 him 22 him 23 . mr [meredith] [sighed] . 1 mr 4 . mrs [davis] [was] [the] [only] [woman] [in] [glen] [st] [mary] [church] [whom] [he] positively detested . 1 mrs 14 positively 14 positively 15 detested 15 detested 16 . unfortunately , she was also the richest , and his board [of] managers [had] warned [mr] [meredith] [against] [offending] her . 1 unfortunately 7 richest 2 , 3 she 3 she 4 was 4 was 7 richest 5 also 7 richest 6 the 7 richest 7 richest 8 , 7 richest 13 managers 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 his 10 his 11 board 13 managers 21 . 15 warned 20 her 20 her 21 . mr [meredith] [seldom] [thought] [of] [such] a worldly matter as his stipend ; but the managers were more practical . 1 mr 7 a 7 a 20 . 8 worldly 12 stipend 9 matter 12 stipend 10 as 12 stipend 11 his 12 stipend 12 stipend 13 ; 12 stipend 14 but 12 stipend 15 the 12 stipend 16 managers 16 managers 17 were 16 managers 18 more 16 managers 19 practical 19 practical 20 . also , they were astute . 1 also 5 astute 2 , 5 astute 3 they 5 astute 4 were 5 astute 5 astute 6 . without mentioning [money] [,] [they] [contrived] [to] instil [into] [mr] [meredith] ['s] [mind] a conviction that he [should] [not] offend [mrs] [davis] . 1 without 2 mentioning 1 without 15 conviction 2 mentioning 8 instil 8 instil 14 a 15 conviction 16 that 15 conviction 17 he 15 conviction 20 offend 15 conviction 23 . otherwise , he would likely have forgotten all about her [as] soon as [aunt] [martha] had gone out . 1 otherwise 4 would 1 otherwise 5 likely 1 otherwise 7 forgotten 1 otherwise 17 gone 2 , 3 he 3 he 4 would 6 have 7 forgotten 7 forgotten 8 all 7 forgotten 9 about 7 forgotten 10 her 7 forgotten 12 soon 13 as 16 had 16 had 17 gone 17 gone 18 out 18 out 19 . as it was [,] he [turned] [down] his [ewald] with a feeling of annoyance and went [across] the hall to the parlour . 1 as 3 was 1 as 5 he 2 it 3 was 5 he 8 his 8 his 23 . 10 with 11 a 11 a 12 feeling 12 feeling 13 of 12 feeling 23 . 13 of 14 annoyance 14 annoyance 15 and 14 annoyance 19 hall 15 and 16 went 18 the 19 hall 19 hall 22 parlour 20 to 21 the 21 the 22 parlour mrs [davis] [was] [sitting] [on] [the] sofa , [looking] [about] her [with] [an] [air] [of] scornful disapproval . 1 mrs 7 sofa 7 sofa 18 . 8 , 11 her 11 her 16 scornful 16 scornful 17 disapproval 17 disapproval 18 . what a scandalous room ! 1 what 3 scandalous 2 a 3 scandalous 3 scandalous 4 room 3 scandalous 5 ! there were no curtains on the window . 1 there 2 were 1 there 3 no 1 there 4 curtains 4 curtains 7 window 5 on 6 the 6 the 7 window 7 window 8 . the blinds were cracked and torn . 1 the 2 blinds 2 blinds 3 were 2 blinds 4 cracked 2 blinds 5 and 2 blinds 6 torn 2 blinds 7 . " what are we coming to ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 7 ? 3 are 4 we 3 are 5 coming 3 are 7 ? 5 coming 6 to 7 ? 8 " mrs [davis] [asked] [herself] [,] [and] [then] [primmed] [up] [her] [unbeautiful] mouth [.] 1 mrs 12 mouth jerry [and] [carl] had been whooping and sliding [down] the [banisters] as she came through the hall . 1 jerry 4 had 4 had 5 been 5 been 6 whooping 6 whooping 7 and 6 whooping 8 sliding 8 sliding 10 the 10 the 18 . 12 as 13 she 12 as 17 hall 13 she 14 came 15 through 16 the 16 the 17 hall 17 hall 18 . they did [not] see her [and] continued whooping [and] sliding , and [mrs] [davis] was convinced they did it [on] purpose . 1 they 2 did 2 did 4 see 4 see 5 her 5 her 22 . 7 continued 12 and 8 whooping 10 sliding 10 sliding 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 15 was 15 was 16 convinced 16 convinced 17 they 17 they 18 did 18 did 19 it 19 it 21 purpose 21 purpose 22 . faith 's pet rooster ambled through the hall , stood in the parlour doorway and looked at her . 1 faith 5 ambled 2 's 5 ambled 3 pet 5 ambled 4 rooster 5 ambled 5 ambled 6 through 5 ambled 8 hall 5 ambled 16 looked 6 through 7 the 7 the 8 hall 8 hall 9 , 8 hall 13 parlour 10 stood 13 parlour 11 in 13 parlour 12 the 13 parlour 13 parlour 14 doorway 15 and 16 looked 16 looked 17 at 16 looked 18 her 18 her 19 . not liking her looks , he did not venture in . 1 not 9 venture 2 liking 3 her 2 liking 4 looks 4 looks 9 venture 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 did 7 did 8 not 7 did 9 venture 9 venture 10 in 9 venture 11 . 10 in 11 . mrs [davis] [gave] a scornful sniff . 1 mrs 4 a 4 a 5 scornful 5 scornful 6 sniff 6 sniff 7 . a pretty manse , indeed , where roosters paraded the halls and stared people out of countenance . 1 a 17 countenance 2 pretty 8 roosters 3 manse 8 roosters 4 , 8 roosters 5 indeed 8 roosters 6 , 8 roosters 7 where 8 roosters 8 roosters 9 paraded 8 roosters 10 the 8 roosters 11 halls 8 roosters 12 and 8 roosters 13 stared 8 roosters 14 people 14 people 17 countenance 15 out 16 of 15 out 17 countenance 17 countenance 18 . " shoo , there , " commanded [mrs] [davis] [,] poking her flounced [,] [changeable-silk] parasol at him . 1 " 2 shoo 2 shoo 3 , 2 shoo 4 there 2 shoo 5 , 2 shoo 6 " 2 shoo 7 commanded 7 commanded 19 . 11 poking 12 her 11 poking 16 parasol 12 her 13 flounced 16 parasol 17 at 17 at 18 him 18 him 19 . adam shooed . 1 adam 2 shooed 2 shooed 3 . adam scuttled through the hall as the minister came in . 1 adam 2 scuttled 2 scuttled 3 through 2 scuttled 4 the 2 scuttled 5 hall 2 scuttled 6 as 2 scuttled 7 the 2 scuttled 8 minister 2 scuttled 10 in 2 scuttled 11 . 4 the 5 hall 9 came 10 in mr [meredith] [still] [wore] [slippers] [and] dressing gown , and his [dark] [hair] [still] [fell] [in] [uncared-for] locks [over] his high brow . 1 mr 7 dressing 7 dressing 23 . 8 gown 9 , 8 gown 18 locks 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 his 18 locks 22 brow 18 locks 23 . 20 his 21 high 21 high 22 brow each felt the antagonisn of the other 's personality . 1 each 4 antagonisn 2 felt 4 antagonisn 3 the 4 antagonisn 4 antagonisn 5 of 4 antagonisn 6 the 4 antagonisn 7 other 4 antagonisn 8 's 4 antagonisn 9 personality 4 antagonisn 10 . mr [meredith] shrank , but [mrs] [davis] girded up her loins for the fray . 1 mr 3 shrank 3 shrank 8 girded 4 , 5 but 4 , 8 girded 8 girded 14 fray 9 up 11 loins 10 her 11 loins 11 loins 14 fray 12 for 13 the 12 for 14 fray 13 the 14 fray 14 fray 15 . she had come to the manse to propose a certain thing to the minister and she meant to lose no time in proposing it . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 come 3 come 4 to 4 to 5 the 5 the 6 manse 6 manse 8 propose 7 to 8 propose 8 propose 10 certain 9 a 10 certain 10 certain 11 thing 10 certain 14 minister 10 certain 17 meant 12 to 13 the 13 the 14 minister 14 minister 15 and 16 she 17 meant 17 meant 18 to 17 meant 23 proposing 19 lose 23 proposing 20 no 23 proposing 21 time 23 proposing 22 in 23 proposing 23 proposing 24 it 23 proposing 25 . 24 it 25 . she was going to do him a favour a great favour and the sooner he was made aware of it the better . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 5 do 5 do 8 favour 6 him 8 favour 7 a 8 favour 8 favour 14 sooner 9 a 10 great 10 great 11 favour 11 favour 13 the 11 favour 14 sooner 12 and 13 the 14 sooner 18 aware 14 sooner 22 better 15 he 18 aware 16 was 18 aware 17 made 18 aware 18 aware 19 of 19 of 20 it 19 of 21 the 22 better 23 . she had been thinking about it all summer and had come to a decision at last . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 8 summer 4 thinking 5 about 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 all 7 all 8 summer 8 summer 9 and 8 summer 14 decision 10 had 11 come 11 come 12 to 11 come 14 decision 13 a 14 decision 14 decision 16 last 14 decision 17 . 15 at 16 last this was all [that] mattered , [mrs] [davis] [thought] . 1 this 2 was 2 was 3 all 3 all 10 . 5 mattered 6 , 5 mattered 10 . when she decided a thing it [was] [decided] . 1 when 2 she 2 she 3 decided 3 decided 4 a 4 a 5 thing 5 thing 9 . 6 it 9 . nobody else had any say in the matter . 1 nobody 2 else 1 nobody 3 had 1 nobody 4 any 1 nobody 5 say 1 nobody 6 in 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 matter 8 matter 9 . that had always been her attitude . 1 that 2 had 2 had 4 been 3 always 4 been 4 been 6 attitude 5 her 6 attitude 6 attitude 7 . when she had made her mind up to marry [alec] [davis] [she] [had] [married] [him] [and] that was the end to [it] . 1 when 2 she 2 she 3 had 2 she 5 her 3 had 4 made 5 her 6 mind 5 her 23 . 7 up 8 to 8 to 9 marry 9 marry 17 that 17 that 18 was 18 was 20 end 18 was 21 to 19 the 20 end 21 to 23 . alec had never known how it happened , but what odds ? 1 alec 7 happened 2 had 3 never 2 had 7 happened 3 never 4 known 5 how 7 happened 6 it 7 happened 7 happened 11 odds 8 , 9 but 9 but 11 odds 10 what 11 odds 11 odds 12 ? so [in] [this] [case] [mrs] [davis] [had] [arranged] [everything] [to] [her] [own] satisfaction . 1 so 13 satisfaction 13 satisfaction 14 . now it [only] remained [to] [inform] [mr] [meredith] [.] 1 now 2 it 1 now 4 remained " will you please shut that door ? " said [mrs] [davis] , unprimming her mouth slightly to say it , but speaking with asperity . 1 " 2 will 1 " 10 said 3 you 4 please 3 you 8 ? 4 please 5 shut 5 shut 7 door 6 that 7 door 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 17 slightly 13 , 14 unprimming 14 unprimming 15 her 14 unprimming 17 slightly 15 her 16 mouth 17 slightly 26 . 18 to 19 say 19 say 25 asperity 20 it 25 asperity 21 , 25 asperity 22 but 25 asperity 23 speaking 25 asperity 24 with 25 asperity 25 asperity 26 . " [i] have something important [to] [say] , and [i] [can't] [say] it with [that] racket in the hall . " 1 " 21 " 3 have 4 something 4 something 5 important 5 important 8 , 8 , 9 and 8 , 21 " 9 and 13 it 14 with 20 . 16 racket 19 hall 17 in 18 the 18 the 19 hall 19 hall 20 . 20 . 21 " mr [meredith] [shut] [the] [door] [meekly] . 1 mr 7 . then he sat down [before] [mrs] [davis] . 1 then 2 he 1 then 3 sat 3 sat 4 down 4 down 8 . he was not wholly aware of her yet . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 not 3 not 8 yet 4 wholly 5 aware 4 wholly 8 yet 5 aware 6 of 6 of 7 her 8 yet 9 . his [mind] was [still] wrestling [with] [ewald] 's arguments . 1 his 10 . 3 was 5 wrestling 5 wrestling 9 arguments 8 's 9 arguments 9 arguments 10 . mrs [davis] sensed [this] [detachment] and it [annoyed] [her] . 1 mrs 3 sensed 3 sensed 10 . 6 and 7 it 7 it 10 . " [i] have [come] to tell you , [mr] [meredith] , " she said [aggressively] , " [that] [i] have decided to adopt [una] . " 1 " 7 you 1 " 14 said 3 have 5 to 5 to 6 tell 6 tell 7 you 8 , 14 said 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 said 13 she 14 said 14 said 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 26 " 20 have 21 decided 21 decided 23 adopt 22 to 23 adopt 23 adopt 25 . 25 . 26 " " [to] adopt [una] ! " 1 " 5 ! 3 adopt 5 ! 5 ! 6 " mr [meredith] gazed [at] [her] [blankly] [,] [not] [understanding] [in] [the] [least] . 1 mr 3 gazed 3 gazed 13 . " yes . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 . i 've been thinking it over for some time . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 been 3 been 4 thinking 4 thinking 5 it 4 thinking 6 over 4 thinking 8 some 7 for 8 some 8 some 9 time 9 time 10 . i have often thought of adopting a child , since my husband 's death . 1 i 2 have 2 have 6 adopting 3 often 6 adopting 4 thought 6 adopting 5 of 6 adopting 6 adopting 7 a 6 adopting 8 child 6 adopting 10 since 6 adopting 12 husband 8 child 9 , 11 my 12 husband 12 husband 13 's 12 husband 14 death 14 death 15 . but it seemed so hard to get a suitable one . 1 but 2 it 1 but 9 suitable 3 seemed 9 suitable 4 so 5 hard 5 hard 9 suitable 6 to 7 get 7 get 9 suitable 8 a 9 suitable 9 suitable 10 one 9 suitable 11 . it is very few children [i] [would] [want] to [take] [into] [my] [home] [.] 1 it 2 is 1 it 9 to 2 is 3 very 3 very 4 few 4 few 5 children i wouldn't think of taking a home child some outcast of the slums in all probability . 1 i 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 10 outcast 3 think 4 of 3 think 5 taking 5 taking 6 a 5 taking 10 outcast 7 home 10 outcast 8 child 10 outcast 9 some 10 outcast 10 outcast 16 probability 10 outcast 17 . 11 of 13 slums 12 the 13 slums 13 slums 16 probability 14 in 16 probability 15 all 16 probability and there is hardly ever any other child to be [got] . 1 and 2 there 2 there 3 is 2 there 6 any 2 there 10 be 4 hardly 5 ever 4 hardly 6 any 6 any 7 other 6 any 8 child 9 to 10 be 10 be 12 . one of the fishermen down at the harbour died last fall and left six youngsters . 1 one 2 of 1 one 4 fishermen 2 of 4 fishermen 3 the 4 fishermen 4 fishermen 8 harbour 4 fishermen 9 died 4 fishermen 16 . 5 down 8 harbour 6 at 8 harbour 7 the 8 harbour 9 died 15 youngsters 10 last 11 fall 11 fall 15 youngsters 12 and 15 youngsters 13 left 15 youngsters 14 six 15 youngsters their grandfather stole a horse . 1 their 3 stole 1 their 6 . 2 grandfather 3 stole 3 stole 5 horse 4 a 5 horse besides , they were all boys and [i] wanted a girl a quiet , obedient girl that [i] could train up to be a lady . 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 3 they 3 they 4 were 4 were 15 obedient 5 all 6 boys 5 all 15 obedient 7 and 15 obedient 9 wanted 15 obedient 10 a 11 girl 11 girl 15 obedient 12 a 13 quiet 13 quiet 15 obedient 14 , 15 obedient 15 obedient 16 girl 15 obedient 17 that 15 obedient 19 could 15 obedient 20 train 15 obedient 21 up 15 obedient 23 be 21 up 22 to 23 be 24 a 24 a 25 lady 25 lady 26 . una will suit me exactly . 1 una 3 suit 2 will 3 suit 3 suit 4 me 3 suit 5 exactly 5 exactly 6 . she would be a nice little [thing] if she was [properly] [looked] [after] so different from [faith] [.] 1 she 2 would 2 would 3 be 3 be 4 a 3 be 15 different 4 a 6 little 5 nice 6 little 8 if 9 she 9 she 10 was 10 was 14 so 14 so 15 different 15 different 16 from i would never dream [of] adopting [faith] . 1 i 3 never 1 i 4 dream 2 would 3 never 4 dream 6 adopting 6 adopting 8 . not one of my own relatives shall have a cent of it in any case [,] [i] ['m] determined on [that] . 1 not 2 one 2 one 3 of 3 of 6 relatives 4 my 5 own 5 own 6 relatives 6 relatives 7 shall 6 relatives 10 cent 7 shall 8 have 8 have 9 a 10 cent 11 of 10 cent 15 case 12 it 13 in 13 in 15 case 14 any 15 case 15 case 19 determined 15 case 22 . 19 determined 20 on it was the idea of aggravating them that set me to thinking of adopting a child as much as anything in the first place . 1 it 2 was 2 was 12 thinking 3 the 4 idea 4 idea 5 of 4 idea 6 aggravating 6 aggravating 7 them 6 aggravating 8 that 6 aggravating 9 set 6 aggravating 10 me 6 aggravating 11 to 6 aggravating 12 thinking 12 thinking 14 adopting 13 of 14 adopting 14 adopting 15 a 14 adopting 16 child 14 adopting 17 as 14 adopting 18 much 14 adopting 19 as 14 adopting 20 anything 20 anything 25 . 21 in 22 the 21 in 24 place 22 the 23 first 24 place 25 . mr [meredith] [was] [wide] [enough] awake by this time . 1 mr 6 awake 6 awake 10 . 7 by 8 this 8 this 9 time 9 time 10 . there was a faint flush in his pale cheek and a dangerous light in his fine dark eyes . 1 there 2 was 1 there 5 flush 3 a 5 flush 4 faint 5 flush 5 flush 7 his 5 flush 8 pale 5 flush 9 cheek 5 flush 15 his 5 flush 17 dark 6 in 7 his 9 cheek 10 and 9 cheek 12 dangerous 9 cheek 13 light 11 a 12 dangerous 14 in 15 his 15 his 16 fine 17 dark 18 eyes 18 eyes 19 . cecilia had clung to her baby until the gates of death had shut between them . 1 cecilia 2 had 1 cecilia 3 clung 3 clung 4 to 3 clung 5 her 3 clung 6 baby 3 clung 7 until 3 clung 9 gates 5 her 6 baby 8 the 9 gates 9 gates 10 of 9 gates 11 death 9 gates 13 shut 9 gates 14 between 11 death 12 had 14 between 15 them 15 them 16 . she had looked over the little dark head to her husband . 1 she 2 had 1 she 3 looked 1 she 10 her 3 looked 4 over 4 over 5 the 4 over 8 head 5 the 7 dark 6 little 7 dark 9 to 10 her 10 her 11 husband 11 husband 12 . " take good care of her , [john] [,] " she had entreated . 1 " 2 take 2 take 4 care 3 good 4 care 4 care 5 of 5 of 6 her 6 her 7 , 7 , 10 " 10 " 11 she 11 she 12 had 12 had 13 entreated 13 entreated 14 . " she is so small and sensitive . 1 " 8 . 2 she 7 sensitive 3 is 7 sensitive 4 so 7 sensitive 5 small 6 and 5 small 7 sensitive 7 sensitive 8 . the others can fight their way but the world [will] hurt [her] . 1 the 2 others 1 the 9 world 2 others 4 fight 2 others 5 their 2 others 7 but 3 can 4 fight 5 their 6 way 8 the 9 world 9 world 13 . 11 hurt 13 . oh , [john] [,] [i] [don't] [know] [what] you and she are going to do . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 9 you 9 you 12 are 10 and 11 she 10 and 12 are 12 are 13 going 13 going 14 to 13 going 15 do 15 do 16 . you both need me so much . 1 you 2 both 1 you 3 need 3 need 4 me 3 need 6 much 5 so 6 much 6 much 7 . but keep her close to [you] [keep] her [close] to you . ["] 1 but 2 keep 2 keep 3 her 2 keep 4 close 4 close 5 to 5 to 8 her 8 her 12 . 10 to 11 you 10 to 12 . these had been almost her last words except a few unforgettable ones for him alone . 1 these 3 been 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 almost 3 been 15 alone 5 her 11 unforgettable 6 last 11 unforgettable 7 words 11 unforgettable 8 except 11 unforgettable 9 a 10 few 10 few 11 unforgettable 11 unforgettable 12 ones 11 unforgettable 13 for 11 unforgettable 14 him 11 unforgettable 15 alone 15 alone 16 . and it was [this] [child] [whom] [mrs] [davis] [had] coolly announced her intention of taking from him . 1 and 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 10 coolly 10 coolly 13 intention 11 announced 13 intention 12 her 13 intention 13 intention 14 of 14 of 18 . 15 taking 16 from 16 from 17 him 17 him 18 . he [sat] [up] [straight] and looked at [mrs] [davis] . 1 he 6 looked 5 and 6 looked 6 looked 7 at 7 at 10 . after all , there [was] a [certain] [divinity] [hedging] [a] minister , even a poor , unworldly , abstracted one . 1 after 2 all 1 after 3 , 3 , 17 unworldly 4 there 6 a 6 a 11 minister 11 minister 17 unworldly 12 , 17 unworldly 13 even 17 unworldly 14 a 17 unworldly 15 poor 17 unworldly 16 , 17 unworldly 17 unworldly 19 abstracted 17 unworldly 20 one 17 unworldly 21 . 18 , 19 abstracted mrs [davis] [looked] blank . 1 mrs 4 blank 4 blank 5 . she had never dreamed of his refusing . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 dreamed 4 dreamed 5 of 4 dreamed 7 refusing 6 his 7 refusing 7 refusing 8 . " why , [mr] [meredith] , " she said in astonishment . 1 " 2 why 1 " 9 said 2 why 3 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 she 9 said 9 said 12 . 10 in 11 astonishment 11 astonishment 12 . " you must be cr you can't mean it . 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 cr 2 you 5 cr 3 must 4 be 3 must 5 cr 4 be 5 cr 5 cr 6 you 5 cr 7 can't 5 cr 8 mean 5 cr 9 it 5 cr 10 . you must think it over think of all the advantages [i] can give her . " 1 you 2 must 1 you 3 think 3 think 4 it 3 think 10 advantages 5 over 10 advantages 6 think 7 of 6 think 10 advantages 8 all 10 advantages 9 the 10 advantages 10 advantages 12 can 10 advantages 13 give 10 advantages 15 . 13 give 14 her 15 . 16 " " there is no need to think it [over] , [mrs] [davis] . 1 " 4 no 1 " 7 think 2 there 3 is 2 there 4 no 4 no 5 need 6 to 7 think 7 think 8 it 8 it 10 , 10 , 13 . it is entirely out of the question . 1 it 2 is 1 it 8 . 2 is 3 entirely 4 out 5 of 5 of 7 question 6 the 7 question 7 question 8 . all the worldly advantages it is in your power to bestow on her could not compensate for the loss of a father 's love and care . 1 all 4 advantages 2 the 4 advantages 3 worldly 4 advantages 4 advantages 6 is 4 advantages 7 in 4 advantages 8 your 4 advantages 9 power 5 it 6 is 9 power 11 bestow 9 power 24 love 10 to 11 bestow 11 bestow 16 compensate 12 on 16 compensate 13 her 16 compensate 14 could 16 compensate 15 not 16 compensate 16 compensate 17 for 16 compensate 18 the 16 compensate 19 loss 16 compensate 20 of 16 compensate 21 a 16 compensate 22 father 22 father 23 's 24 love 25 and 24 love 26 care 24 love 27 . i thank you again but it is not to be thought of . " 1 i 2 thank 2 thank 3 you 3 you 14 " 4 again 11 thought 4 again 13 . 5 but 8 not 5 but 11 thought 6 it 7 is 7 is 8 not 8 not 10 be 9 to 10 be 11 thought 12 of 13 . 14 " disappointment angered [mrs] [davis] beyond the power of old habit to control . 1 disappointment 2 angered 1 disappointment 13 . 5 beyond 6 the 6 the 7 power 6 the 10 habit 7 power 8 of 8 of 9 old 10 habit 12 control 10 habit 13 . 11 to 12 control her broad red face turned purple and her voice trembled . 1 her 10 trembled 1 her 11 . 2 broad 3 red 2 broad 4 face 2 broad 6 purple 5 turned 6 purple 6 purple 10 trembled 7 and 10 trembled 8 her 10 trembled 9 voice 10 trembled " [i] [thought] you 'd be only too glad to let me have her , " she sneered . 1 " 4 you 4 you 5 'd 4 you 12 me 5 'd 6 be 6 be 9 glad 7 only 8 too 8 too 9 glad 9 glad 10 to 11 let 12 me 12 me 19 . 13 have 18 sneered 14 her 18 sneered 15 , 18 sneered 16 " 17 she 16 " 18 sneered 17 she 18 sneered 18 sneered 19 . " why did you think that ? " asked [mr] [meredith] quietly . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 did 2 why 4 you 2 why 7 ? 4 you 5 think 5 think 6 that 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 12 quietly 12 quietly 13 . " because nobody ever supposed you cared anything about any of your children , " retorted [mrs] [davis] contemptuously . 1 " 16 retorted 2 because 5 supposed 3 nobody 4 ever 3 nobody 5 supposed 5 supposed 7 cared 5 supposed 16 retorted 6 you 7 cared 7 cared 9 about 7 cared 10 any 7 cared 13 children 8 anything 9 about 10 any 11 of 12 your 13 children 14 , 16 retorted 15 " 16 retorted 16 retorted 19 contemptuously 19 contemptuously 20 . " you neglect them scandalously . 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 scandalously 2 you 3 neglect 3 neglect 4 them 5 scandalously 6 . it is the talk of the place . 1 it 2 is 2 is 7 place 3 the 5 of 3 the 7 place 4 talk 5 of 6 the 7 place 7 place 8 . they aren't fed and dressed properly , and they 're not trained at all . 1 they 3 fed 1 they 14 all 2 aren't 3 fed 3 fed 4 and 3 fed 5 dressed 3 fed 6 properly 6 properly 12 trained 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 they 9 they 10 're 10 're 11 not 10 're 12 trained 13 at 14 all 14 all 15 . they have no more manners than a pack of wild [indians] . 1 they 2 have 2 have 3 no 3 no 4 more 4 more 5 manners 4 more 6 than 6 than 12 . 7 a 8 pack 8 pack 9 of 8 pack 10 wild 10 wild 12 . you never think of doing your duty as a father . 1 you 2 never 1 you 3 think 1 you 5 doing 3 think 4 of 5 doing 7 duty 6 your 7 duty 7 duty 9 a 7 duty 10 father 7 duty 11 . 8 as 9 a [you] [wouldn't] [have] [cared] [if] [they] ['d] [caught] [small-pox] [from] [her] [.] and [faith] [made] [an] exhibition [of] [herself] [getting] [up] in preaching and making that speech ! 1 and 5 exhibition 5 exhibition 11 preaching 10 in 11 preaching 11 preaching 12 and 11 preaching 13 making 11 preaching 14 that 11 preaching 15 speech 15 speech 16 ! and she rid a pig down the street under your very eyes [i] understand . 1 and 2 she 2 she 3 rid 3 rid 4 a 4 a 5 pig 5 pig 8 street 5 pig 15 . 6 down 8 street 7 the 8 street 8 street 9 under 8 street 14 understand 9 under 12 eyes 10 your 12 eyes 11 very 12 eyes the way they act is past belief and you never lift a finger to stop them or try to teach them anything . 1 the 2 way 2 way 4 act 3 they 4 act 4 act 7 belief 5 is 7 belief 6 past 7 belief 7 belief 10 never 7 belief 11 lift 7 belief 13 finger 7 belief 17 or 7 belief 23 . 8 and 10 never 9 you 10 never 12 a 13 finger 13 finger 15 stop 13 finger 16 them 14 to 15 stop 17 or 22 anything 18 try 20 teach 19 to 20 teach 20 teach 21 them 20 teach 22 anything and now [when] [i] [offer] one of them a good home and good prospects you refuse it and insult me . 1 and 2 now 1 and 14 prospects 6 one 14 prospects 7 of 14 prospects 8 them 14 prospects 9 a 10 good 10 good 14 prospects 11 home 14 prospects 12 and 14 prospects 13 good 14 prospects 14 prospects 16 refuse 14 prospects 19 insult 14 prospects 21 . 15 you 16 refuse 17 it 18 and 17 it 19 insult 19 insult 20 me 20 me 21 . a pretty father you , to talk of loving and caring for your children ! " 1 a 2 pretty 2 pretty 14 children 2 pretty 15 ! 3 father 7 talk 4 you 5 , 4 you 7 talk 6 to 7 talk 7 talk 11 caring 8 of 11 caring 9 loving 10 and 9 loving 11 caring 11 caring 12 for 11 caring 13 your 11 caring 14 children 15 ! 16 " " that will do , [woman] ! " said [mr] [meredith] . 1 " 4 do 1 " 9 said 2 that 3 will 3 will 4 do 5 , 9 said 7 ! 8 " 7 ! 9 said 9 said 12 . he [stood] up and [looked] [at] [mrs] [davis] [with] [eyes] [that] [made] [her] quail . 1 he 3 up 3 up 4 and 4 and 14 quail 14 quail 15 . " that will do , " he repeated . 1 " 4 do 1 " 5 , 2 that 3 will 3 will 4 do 5 , 6 " 6 " 8 repeated 7 he 8 repeated 8 repeated 9 . " [i] desire to hear no [more] , [mrs] [davis] . 1 " 3 desire 1 " 6 no 3 desire 4 to 4 to 5 hear 6 no 8 , 8 , 11 . you have said too much . 1 you 2 have 2 have 3 said 2 have 5 much 4 too 5 much 5 much 6 . let us say good afternoon . " 1 let 2 us 2 us 7 " 3 say 4 good 4 good 5 afternoon 5 afternoon 6 . 6 . 7 " mrs [davis] [did] [not] [say] [anything] [half] [so] [amiable] [as] [good] [afternoon] [,] [but] [she] [took] [her] [departure] . 1 mrs 19 . mrs [davis] [gave] a shriek [and] in trying to avoid treading on the awful thing , lost her balance and her parasol . 1 mrs 4 a 4 a 5 shriek 5 shriek 11 treading 7 in 11 treading 8 trying 11 treading 9 to 10 avoid 10 avoid 11 treading 11 treading 12 on 11 treading 13 the 11 treading 14 awful 11 treading 15 thing 11 treading 17 lost 15 thing 16 , 17 lost 18 her 17 lost 19 balance 19 balance 20 and 19 balance 22 parasol 19 balance 23 . 20 and 21 her 21 her 22 parasol but [mrs] [davis] , recovering [her] [feet] , waved him [back] furiously . 1 but 4 , 1 but 12 furiously 5 recovering 9 waved 5 recovering 12 furiously 8 , 9 waved 9 waved 10 him 12 furiously 13 . " don't you dare to touch me , " she almost shouted . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 12 shouted 2 don't 3 you 2 don't 4 dare 4 dare 5 to 6 touch 12 shouted 7 me 8 , 8 , 12 shouted 9 " 10 she 9 " 12 shouted 11 almost 12 shouted 12 shouted 13 . " this is [some] [more] of your [children] ['s] doings [,] [i] [suppose] . 1 " 3 is 2 this 3 is 3 is 10 doings 6 of 7 your 7 your 10 doings 10 doings 14 . this is no fit place for a decent woman . 1 this 2 is 2 is 3 no 3 no 8 decent 4 fit 8 decent 5 place 8 decent 6 for 7 a 7 a 8 decent 8 decent 9 woman 8 decent 10 . give me my umbrella and let me go . 1 give 4 umbrella 2 me 3 my 3 my 4 umbrella 4 umbrella 5 and 4 umbrella 6 let 4 umbrella 9 . 6 let 7 me 6 let 8 go i 'll never darken the doors of your manse or your church again . " 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 4 darken 2 'll 13 again 3 never 4 darken 4 darken 6 doors 4 darken 7 of 4 darken 8 your 4 darken 9 manse 4 darken 10 or 4 darken 11 your 5 the 6 doors 12 church 13 again 13 again 14 . 14 . 15 " mr [meredith] [picked] up the gorgeous parasol [meekly] [enough] and [gave] it to her . 1 mr 4 up 4 up 15 . 5 the 6 gorgeous 5 the 15 . 6 gorgeous 7 parasol 7 parasol 10 and 10 and 14 her 12 it 13 to 13 to 14 her mrs [davis] seized it [and] [marched] [out] . 1 mrs 3 seized 3 seized 8 . 4 it 8 . jerry [and] [carl] [had] [given] [up] banister sliding and were sitting on the edge of the veranda with [faith] . 1 jerry 7 banister 7 banister 8 sliding 8 sliding 14 edge 8 sliding 20 . 9 and 10 were 10 were 11 sitting 11 sitting 12 on 12 on 13 the 13 the 14 edge 14 edge 15 of 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 veranda 18 with 20 . mrs [davis] believed [the] [song] [was] [meant] [for] [her] [and] [her] [only] [.] 1 mrs 3 believed she stopped and shook her parasol at them . 1 she 6 parasol 2 stopped 6 parasol 3 and 4 shook 4 shook 6 parasol 5 her 6 parasol 6 parasol 7 at 6 parasol 8 them 6 parasol 9 . " he isn't , " cried [faith] . 1 " 3 isn't 1 " 6 cried 2 he 3 isn't 4 , 6 cried 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 . " [we're] not , " cried the boys . 1 " 3 not 1 " 9 . 4 , 5 " 4 , 9 . 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 boys 7 the 8 boys but [mrs] [davis] was [gone] . 1 but 4 was 4 was 6 . " [goodness] [,] isn't [she] mad ! " said [jerry] . 1 " 4 isn't 4 isn't 6 mad 6 mad 11 . 7 ! 8 " 7 ! 9 said 9 said 11 . " and what is a ' varmint ' anyhow ? " 1 " 3 what 2 and 3 what 3 what 4 is 3 what 10 ? 4 is 5 a 6 ' 7 varmint 6 ' 8 ' 8 ' 9 anyhow 9 anyhow 10 ? 10 ? 11 " john [meredith] [paced] [up] and [down] [the] [parlour] [for] [a] [few] [minutes] [;] then [he] went back to [his] study and sat down . 1 john 24 . 5 and 14 then 5 and 24 . 14 then 16 went 14 then 22 sat 16 went 17 back 17 back 18 to 17 back 20 study 21 and 22 sat 22 sat 23 down but he did not return to his [german] theology . 1 but 3 did 2 he 3 did 3 did 4 not 3 did 10 . 4 not 5 return 5 return 9 theology 6 to 7 his 7 his 9 theology he was too grievously disturbed for that . 1 he 2 was 1 he 4 grievously 2 was 4 grievously 3 too 4 grievously 4 grievously 5 disturbed 4 grievously 6 for 4 grievously 7 that 7 that 8 . mrs [davis] [had] wakened [him] [up] [with] a [vengeance] . 1 mrs 4 wakened 4 wakened 8 a 8 a 10 . [was] [he] [such] [a] [remiss] [,] [careless] [father] [as] [she] [had] [accused] [him] [of] [being] [?] [had] [he] [so] [scandalously] [neglected] [the] [bodily] [and] [spiritual] [welfare] [of] [the] [four] [little] [motherless] [creatures] [dependent] [on] [him] [?] [were] [his] [people] [talking] [of] [it] [as] [harshly] [as] [mrs] [davis] [had] [declared] [?] and [,] [if] so , what then ? 1 and 4 so 1 and 6 what 4 so 5 , 6 what 8 ? 7 then 8 ? john [meredith] groaned and resumed his [pacing] up and down the dusty [,] [disordered] [room] . 1 john 3 groaned 3 groaned 16 . 4 and 5 resumed 5 resumed 6 his 5 resumed 12 dusty 8 up 9 and 8 up 10 down 10 down 11 the 11 the 12 dusty 12 dusty 16 . what could he do ? 1 what 4 do 1 what 5 ? 2 could 3 he 2 could 4 do but [was] he fit to have charge of them ? 1 but 3 he 3 he 4 fit 4 fit 5 to 4 fit 7 charge 6 have 7 charge 7 charge 8 of 7 charge 10 ? 8 of 9 them he knew none better his weaknesses and limitations . 1 he 2 knew 2 knew 8 limitations 3 none 8 limitations 4 better 8 limitations 5 his 8 limitations 6 weaknesses 8 limitations 7 and 8 limitations 8 limitations 9 . what was needed was a good woman 's presence and influence and common sense . 1 what 2 was 2 was 3 needed 3 needed 9 presence 4 was 5 a 5 a 7 woman 6 good 7 woman 7 woman 9 presence 8 's 9 presence 9 presence 10 and 9 presence 11 influence 9 presence 15 . 12 and 13 common 13 common 14 sense 14 sense 15 . but how [could] [that] [be] arranged ? 1 but 2 how 2 how 7 ? 6 arranged 7 ? even were he able to get such a housekeeper it [would] [cut] [aunt] [martha] to the quick . 1 even 2 were 1 even 4 able 3 he 4 able 4 able 5 to 4 able 6 get 4 able 9 housekeeper 7 such 8 a 8 a 9 housekeeper 9 housekeeper 18 . 10 it 15 to 15 to 16 the 16 the 17 quick 17 quick 18 . she believed she could still do all that was meet and necessary . 1 she 2 believed 2 believed 4 could 3 she 4 could 4 could 5 still 4 could 6 do 6 do 12 necessary 7 all 12 necessary 8 that 9 was 8 that 12 necessary 9 was 12 necessary 10 meet 11 and 10 meet 12 necessary 12 necessary 13 . he could not so hurt and insult the poor old woman who had been so kind to him and his . 1 he 2 could 2 could 3 not 3 not 5 hurt 4 so 5 hurt 5 hurt 6 and 5 hurt 7 insult 7 insult 9 poor 7 insult 11 woman 7 insult 17 to 7 insult 18 him 8 the 9 poor 10 old 11 woman 11 woman 12 who 12 who 13 had 13 had 14 been 14 been 15 so 14 been 16 kind 18 him 20 his 18 him 21 . 19 and 20 his how [devoted] she had been to [cecilia] ! 1 how 3 she 1 how 8 ! 3 she 4 had 4 had 5 been 4 had 6 to and [cecilia] [had] [asked] him to be [very] [considerate] of [aunt] [martha] . 1 and 5 him 5 him 6 to 6 to 7 be 7 be 13 . 10 of 13 . to be sure , he suddenly remembered that [aunt] [martha] had once hinted that he ought to marry again . 1 to 2 be 2 be 3 sure 2 be 20 . 3 sure 7 remembered 4 , 5 he 5 he 7 remembered 6 suddenly 7 remembered 7 remembered 8 that 7 remembered 13 hinted 8 that 11 had 11 had 12 once 14 that 15 he 15 he 16 ought 16 ought 17 to 16 ought 20 . 17 to 18 marry 18 marry 19 again he felt she would not resent a wife as she would a housekeeper . 1 he 2 felt 2 felt 6 resent 3 she 6 resent 4 would 6 resent 5 not 6 resent 6 resent 7 a 6 resent 8 wife 6 resent 14 . 8 wife 13 housekeeper 9 as 10 she 10 she 11 would 10 she 13 housekeeper 12 a 13 housekeeper but that was out of the question . 1 but 2 that 2 that 3 was 2 that 7 question 4 out 5 of 4 out 6 the 6 the 7 question 7 question 8 . he did not wish to marry he did not and could not care for anyone . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 wish 2 did 13 care 4 wish 6 marry 5 to 6 marry 7 he 8 did 8 did 9 not 8 did 12 not 8 did 13 care 10 and 11 could 11 could 12 not 13 care 14 for 13 care 15 anyone 13 care 16 . then what [could] [he] [do] [?] 1 then 2 what it suddenly occurred to him [that] he would go [over] to [ingleside] and talk over [his] difficulties [with] [mrs] [blythe] . 1 it 3 occurred 2 suddenly 3 occurred 3 occurred 4 to 4 to 5 him 5 him 7 he 7 he 8 would 8 would 9 go 9 go 11 to 11 to 21 . 13 and 14 talk 14 talk 15 over 14 talk 17 difficulties 17 difficulties 21 . mrs [blythe] [was] [one] [of] [the] [few] [women] [he] [never] [felt] [shy] [or] tongue-tied [with] [.] 1 mrs 14 tongue-tied she was always so sympathetic and refreshing . 1 she 2 was 1 she 8 . 2 was 5 sympathetic 3 always 4 so 4 so 5 sympathetic 5 sympathetic 7 refreshing 6 and 7 refreshing it might be that she could suggest some solution of his problems . 1 it 2 might 2 might 3 be 2 might 7 suggest 4 that 6 could 5 she 6 could 6 could 7 suggest 7 suggest 9 solution 8 some 9 solution 9 solution 10 of 9 solution 11 his 9 solution 12 problems 9 solution 13 . 12 problems 13 . he dressed hurriedly and ate his supper less abstractedly than usual . 1 he 3 hurriedly 2 dressed 3 hurriedly 3 hurriedly 9 abstractedly 4 and 5 ate 5 ate 9 abstractedly 6 his 9 abstractedly 7 supper 9 abstractedly 8 less 9 abstractedly 9 abstractedly 10 than 9 abstractedly 11 usual 9 abstractedly 12 . it occurred to him that it was a poor meal . 1 it 2 occurred 2 occurred 3 to 2 occurred 4 him 2 occurred 5 that 3 to 4 him 5 that 7 was 6 it 7 was 7 was 8 a 8 a 11 . 9 poor 10 meal 10 meal 11 . they were all laughing and talking certainly they seemed happy . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 all 2 were 6 talking 2 were 10 happy 4 laughing 5 and 4 laughing 6 talking 7 certainly 9 seemed 8 they 9 seemed 9 seemed 10 happy 10 happy 11 . carl was especially happy because he had two most beautiful spiders crawling around his supper plate . 1 carl 2 was 1 carl 3 especially 3 especially 4 happy 3 especially 5 because 5 because 6 he 5 because 11 spiders 6 he 7 had 8 two 11 spiders 9 most 11 spiders 10 beautiful 11 spiders 11 spiders 12 crawling 11 spiders 13 around 11 spiders 15 supper 11 spiders 16 plate 11 spiders 17 . 14 his 15 supper their voices were pleasant , their manners did not seem bad , they were considerate of and gentle to one another . 1 their 2 voices 2 voices 7 manners 3 were 4 pleasant 4 pleasant 5 , 4 pleasant 7 manners 6 their 7 manners 7 manners 10 seem 8 did 9 not 8 did 10 seem 10 seem 15 considerate 11 bad 12 , 11 bad 15 considerate 13 they 14 were 14 were 15 considerate 15 considerate 16 of 15 considerate 17 and 15 considerate 18 gentle 15 considerate 19 to 15 considerate 20 one 15 considerate 21 another 15 considerate 22 . yet [mrs] [davis] had said [their] [behaviour] [was] the [talk] of the congregation . 1 yet 4 had 4 had 14 . 5 said 9 the 5 said 14 . 9 the 11 of 11 of 12 the 12 the 13 congregation as [mr] [meredith] [went] [through] [his] [gate] [dr] [blythe] [and] [mrs] [blythe] drove [past] [on] [the] [road] [that] led to [lowbridge] . 1 as 13 drove 13 drove 19 led 19 led 20 to 20 to 22 . the minister 's face fell . 1 the 2 minister 2 minister 3 's 3 's 4 face 4 face 5 fell 4 face 6 . mrs [blythe] [was] [going] [away] [there] [was] [no] [use] [in] [going] [to] [ingleside] . 1 mrs 14 . and he craved a little companionship more than ever . 1 and 3 craved 2 he 3 craved 3 craved 5 little 3 craved 6 companionship 3 craved 8 than 3 craved 9 ever 3 craved 10 . 4 a 5 little 7 more 8 than as he gazed rather hopelessly over the landscape the sunset light struck on a [window] of the old [west] homestead on the hill . 1 as 2 he 2 he 3 gazed 3 gazed 8 landscape 4 rather 8 landscape 5 hopelessly 8 landscape 6 over 7 the 7 the 8 landscape 8 landscape 10 sunset 8 landscape 11 light 8 landscape 12 struck 9 the 10 sunset 12 struck 13 on 12 struck 20 homestead 13 on 14 a 16 of 20 homestead 17 the 18 old 17 the 20 homestead 20 homestead 24 . 21 on 22 the 21 on 24 . 22 the 23 hill it flared out rosily like a beacon of good hope . 1 it 2 flared 2 flared 4 rosily 3 out 4 rosily 4 rosily 7 beacon 4 rosily 9 good 4 rosily 10 hope 4 rosily 11 . 5 like 7 beacon 6 a 7 beacon 7 beacon 8 of he [suddenly] remembered [rosemary] [and] [ellen] [west] . 1 he 3 remembered 3 remembered 8 . he thought [that] [he] [would] [relish] [some] of [ellen] ['s] pungent conversation . 1 he 2 thought 2 thought 8 of 8 of 11 pungent 11 pungent 12 conversation 12 conversation 13 . he thought it would be pleasant to see [rosemary] ['s] [slow] , [sweet] [smile] and calm , heavenly blue eyes [again] . 1 he 2 thought 2 thought 3 it 2 thought 4 would 4 would 5 be 5 be 6 pleasant 6 pleasant 16 calm 6 pleasant 22 . 7 to 8 see 8 see 12 , 12 , 15 and 15 and 16 calm 16 calm 17 , 18 heavenly 19 blue 19 blue 20 eyes 20 eyes 22 . what did that [old] [poem] [of] [sir] [philip] [sidney] ['s] [say] [?] ["] [continual] comfort [in] [a] face " that just suited her . 1 what 2 did 2 did 3 that 3 that 15 comfort 15 comfort 24 . 18 face 22 suited 19 " 20 that 20 that 22 suited 21 just 22 suited 22 suited 23 her 22 suited 24 . and he needed comfort . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 needed 3 needed 4 comfort 4 comfort 5 . why not go and call ? 1 why 2 not 1 why 3 go 1 why 6 ? 3 go 4 and 5 call 6 ? it was surely his duty to guard against that in this case . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 surely 3 surely 7 guard 4 his 5 duty 5 duty 6 to 5 duty 7 guard 7 guard 8 against 7 guard 12 case 9 that 12 case 10 in 12 case 11 this 12 case 12 case 13 . he went back into his study , [got] the book , and plunged downward [into] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 he 2 went 2 went 3 back 2 went 6 study 2 went 14 downward 4 into 6 study 5 his 6 study 6 study 7 , 7 , 12 and 9 the 10 book 10 book 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 plunged 14 downward 18 . [chapter] [xv] [.] [more] [gossip] on the evening after [mrs] [myra] [murray] [of] the over-harbour [section] had been buried [miss] [cornelia] [and] [mary] [vance] [came] up to [ingleside] . 1 on 2 the 1 on 9 the 2 the 3 evening 3 evening 4 after 9 the 10 over-harbour 10 over-harbour 14 buried 10 over-harbour 24 . 12 had 13 been 12 had 14 buried 14 buried 22 to 21 up 22 to there were several [things] concerning [which] [miss] [cornelia] wished to [unburden] her [soul] . 1 there 2 were 2 were 3 several 3 several 14 . 5 concerning 9 wished 9 wished 10 to 10 to 12 her 12 her 14 . the funeral had to be all talked over , of course . 1 the 2 funeral 2 funeral 7 talked 3 had 4 to 3 had 6 all 3 had 7 talked 4 to 5 be 7 talked 8 over 7 talked 9 , 7 talked 10 of 10 of 11 course 11 course 12 . susan [and] [miss] [cornelia] [thrashed] [this] [out] [between] [them] [;] [anne] [took] [no] [part] [or] [delight] [in] [such] [goulish] conversations [.] 1 susan 20 conversations mary [vance] sat beside her , knitting meekly . 1 mary 3 sat 3 sat 4 beside 4 beside 5 her 4 beside 6 , 4 beside 7 knitting 7 knitting 9 . 8 meekly 9 . she had to knit so many rounds of her stocking before she might go to the valley . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 to 3 to 4 knit 4 knit 7 rounds 5 so 6 many 6 many 7 rounds 7 rounds 8 of 7 rounds 10 stocking 7 rounds 11 before 7 rounds 12 she 7 rounds 13 might 7 rounds 14 go 7 rounds 16 the 8 of 9 her 9 her 10 stocking 14 go 15 to 16 the 17 valley 17 valley 18 . mary knit and held her tongue , but used her ears . 1 mary 2 knit 2 knit 6 tongue 3 and 4 held 4 held 5 her 4 held 6 tongue 6 tongue 7 , 6 tongue 9 used 6 tongue 11 ears 7 , 8 but 10 her 11 ears 11 ears 12 . " [i] never saw a nicer [looking] corpse , " said [miss] [cornelia] judicially . 1 " 3 never 1 " 11 said 4 saw 5 a 5 a 10 " 6 nicer 8 corpse 8 corpse 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 15 . 14 judicially 15 . " [myra] [murray] was [always] a pretty woman she was a [corey] [from] [lowbridge] and the [coreys] [were] noted for [their] [good] looks . " 1 " 25 " 4 was 6 a 6 a 8 woman 7 pretty 8 woman 8 woman 9 she 9 she 10 was 10 was 11 a 11 a 25 " 15 and 16 the 15 and 19 noted 19 noted 23 looks 20 for 23 looks 23 looks 24 . 24 . 25 " " [i] said to the corpse as [i] passed it , ' poor woman . 1 " 3 said 3 said 14 woman 3 said 15 . 4 to 5 the 5 the 6 corpse 5 the 14 woman 6 corpse 9 passed 6 corpse 10 it 7 as 9 passed 10 it 11 , 12 ' 14 woman 13 poor 14 woman i hope you are as happy [as] [you] [look] . ' " sighed [susan] . 1 i 2 hope 2 hope 3 you 2 hope 6 happy 3 you 4 are 4 are 5 as 6 happy 10 . 10 . 11 ' 10 . 12 " 12 " 13 sighed 13 sighed 15 . " she had not changed much . 1 " 7 . 2 she 5 changed 3 had 5 changed 4 not 5 changed 5 changed 6 much 5 changed 7 . that dress she wore was the black satin she got for her daughter 's wedding fourteen years ago . 1 that 2 dress 2 dress 8 satin 3 she 4 wore 4 wore 8 satin 5 was 6 the 5 was 8 satin 7 black 8 satin 8 satin 10 got 8 satin 11 for 8 satin 13 daughter 8 satin 19 . 9 she 10 got 12 her 13 daughter 13 daughter 16 fourteen 14 's 15 wedding 15 wedding 16 fourteen 16 fourteen 17 years 17 years 18 ago and [i] [may] [say] she [did] . 1 and 5 she 5 she 7 . myra [murray] was [not] a [woman] [to] attend her own funeral before she died . 1 myra 3 was 3 was 5 a 5 a 15 . 8 attend 10 own 8 attend 11 funeral 9 her 10 own 11 funeral 14 died 11 funeral 15 . 12 before 14 died 13 she 14 died and you [see] [my] [words] have come [true] , [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] . " 1 and 2 you 2 you 14 " 6 have 7 come 7 come 9 , 9 , 14 " 13 . 14 " susan sighed again heavily . 1 susan 4 heavily 2 sighed 3 again 2 sighed 4 heavily 4 heavily 5 . she was enjoying herself hugely . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 enjoying 3 enjoying 5 hugely 4 herself 5 hugely 5 hugely 6 . a funeral was really a delightful subject of conversation . 1 a 2 funeral 2 funeral 4 really 2 funeral 6 delightful 2 funeral 7 subject 3 was 4 really 5 a 6 delightful 7 subject 8 of 8 of 9 conversation 9 conversation 10 . " [i] always liked to meet [myra] , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 always 3 always 4 liked 4 liked 13 . 5 to 6 meet 6 meet 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 13 . " she [was] always so gay and cheerful she made you feel better just by her handshake . 1 " 2 she 2 she 4 always 4 always 12 feel 5 so 6 gay 6 gay 7 and 6 gay 8 cheerful 8 cheerful 12 feel 9 she 10 made 10 made 12 feel 11 you 12 feel 12 feel 17 handshake 13 better 17 handshake 14 just 17 handshake 15 by 17 handshake 16 her 17 handshake 17 handshake 18 . myra always made the best of things . " 1 myra 2 always 1 myra 3 made 1 myra 5 best 1 myra 7 things 4 the 5 best 5 best 6 of 7 things 8 . 8 . 9 " " that is [true] , " asserted [susan] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 5 , 2 that 3 is 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 asserted 7 asserted 9 . i [always] liked [house-cleaning] [in] spring , ' she says , ' but [i] [always] [hated] it [in] [the] [fall] . 1 i 3 liked 3 liked 6 spring 6 spring 21 . 7 , 8 ' 7 , 13 but 8 ' 10 says 8 ' 12 ' 9 she 10 says 11 , 12 ' 13 but 17 it 17 it 21 . i will get clear of it this year , thank goodness . ' 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 get 3 get 4 clear 4 clear 5 of 4 clear 8 year 6 it 8 year 7 this 8 year 8 year 11 goodness 9 , 10 thank 10 thank 11 goodness 11 goodness 13 ' 12 . 13 ' there are people who would [call] [that] [levity] [,] [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] [,] [and] [i] think [her] sister-in-law was a little ashamed of it . 1 there 2 are 1 there 18 sister-in-law 2 are 3 people 3 people 4 who 3 people 16 think 4 who 5 would 18 sister-in-law 25 . 19 was 20 a 19 was 22 ashamed 20 a 21 little 22 ashamed 23 of 23 of 24 it 24 it 25 . she said perhaps her sickness had [made] [myra] a [little] light-headed . 1 she 2 said 1 she 5 sickness 3 perhaps 5 sickness 4 her 5 sickness 5 sickness 11 light-headed 6 had 9 a 9 a 11 light-headed 11 light-headed 12 . but [i] said , ' [no] [,] [mrs] [murray] [,] do not worry [over] it . 1 but 12 not 3 said 4 , 3 said 5 ' 5 ' 11 do 11 do 12 not 12 not 13 worry 13 worry 16 . 15 it 16 . it was just [myra] 's [way] [of] looking at the bright [side] . ' " 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 just 1 it 5 's 5 's 11 bright 8 looking 9 at 9 at 10 the 10 the 11 bright 11 bright 13 . 13 . 14 ' 13 . 15 " " [her] [sister] [luella] was just the opposite , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 14 . 5 was 6 just 5 was 8 opposite 7 the 8 opposite 8 opposite 9 , 8 opposite 14 . 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said " there was no bright [side] for [luella] there was [just] [black] [and] [shades] [of] gray . 1 " 4 no 2 there 3 was 2 there 4 no 4 no 17 . 5 bright 16 gray 5 bright 17 . 7 for 9 there 9 there 10 was 10 was 16 gray for years she used always to be declaring she was going to die in a week or so . 1 for 2 years 1 for 16 week 2 years 8 declaring 3 she 8 declaring 4 used 8 declaring 5 always 8 declaring 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 declaring 8 declaring 9 she 8 declaring 10 was 8 declaring 11 going 8 declaring 13 die 8 declaring 14 in 12 to 13 die 15 a 16 week 16 week 17 or 16 week 18 so 16 week 19 . ' [i] [won't] [be] [here] to burden you long , ' [she] [would] tell her family with a groan . 1 ' 20 . 6 to 7 burden 6 to 14 tell 7 burden 8 you 8 you 11 ' 9 long 10 , 10 , 11 ' 14 tell 19 groan 15 her 16 family 16 family 19 groan 17 with 18 a 17 with 19 groan 18 a 19 groan 19 groan 20 . she has better health now but no more cheerfulness . 1 she 2 has 1 she 9 cheerfulness 3 better 9 cheerfulness 4 health 5 now 4 health 9 cheerfulness 6 but 7 no 7 no 8 more 8 more 9 cheerfulness 9 cheerfulness 10 . myra was so different . 1 myra 2 was 2 was 3 so 3 so 4 different 4 different 5 . she was always doing or saying something to make some one feel good . 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 always 3 always 4 doing 3 always 5 or 3 always 6 saying 3 always 12 feel 3 always 13 good 7 something 8 to 8 to 9 make 9 make 10 some 9 make 12 feel 10 some 11 one 13 good 14 . perhaps the men they married had something to do with it . 1 perhaps 4 they 1 perhaps 7 something 2 the 3 men 3 men 4 they 4 they 5 married 4 they 6 had 7 something 8 to 7 something 12 . 8 to 9 do 9 do 10 with 9 do 11 it luella ['s] [man] [was] a [tartar] [,] [believe] [me] [,] [while] [jim] [murray] [was] decent , as men go . 1 luella 5 a 1 luella 20 . 15 decent 18 men 15 decent 20 . 16 , 17 as 17 as 18 men 18 men 19 go he looked heart-broken to-day . 1 he 2 looked 2 looked 3 heart-broken 3 heart-broken 4 to-day 3 heart-broken 5 . it [isn't] [often] [i] [feel] sorry for a man at his wife 's funeral , but [i] [did] [feel] for [jim] [murray] . " 1 it 24 " 6 sorry 7 for 6 sorry 14 funeral 7 for 8 a 8 a 9 man 9 man 12 wife 10 at 11 his 11 his 12 wife 13 's 14 funeral 14 funeral 15 , 15 , 24 " 16 but 20 for 20 for 23 . 23 . 24 " " no wonder he looked sad . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 wonder 3 wonder 4 he 4 he 5 looked 5 looked 6 sad 6 sad 7 . he [will] [not] [get] [a] [wife] [like] [myra] again in a hurry , " said [susan] . 1 he 9 again 9 again 17 . 10 in 11 a 11 a 14 " 12 hurry 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " maybe he will not try , since his children [are] [all] grown up [and] [mirabel] [is] able to [keep] [house] . 1 " 13 grown 2 maybe 3 he 2 maybe 13 grown 3 he 5 not 3 he 9 his 4 will 5 not 5 not 8 since 6 try 7 , 6 try 8 since 9 his 10 children 13 grown 22 . 14 up 18 able 18 able 19 to 19 to 22 . but there is [no] predicting [what] a widower [may] [or] [may] [not] [do] [and] [i] , [for] one , will not [try] . " 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 is 3 is 5 predicting 5 predicting 7 a 7 a 8 widower 8 widower 16 , 16 , 24 " 18 one 19 , 19 , 24 " 20 will 21 not 21 not 23 . 23 . 24 " " we 'll miss [myra] terrible [in] [church] , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 11 said 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 4 miss 6 terrible 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 14 . " she was such a worker . 1 " 2 she 1 " 7 . 2 she 3 was 4 such 5 a 5 a 6 worker 6 worker 7 . nothing ever [stumped] [her] [.] 1 nothing 2 ever ' [i] 'll keep a stiff upper lip to my journey 's end , ' said she to me once . 1 ' 16 said 3 'll 4 keep 4 keep 8 lip 5 a 6 stiff 6 stiff 8 lip 7 upper 8 lip 8 lip 9 to 8 lip 10 my 8 lip 11 journey 8 lip 16 said 11 journey 13 end 12 's 13 end 14 , 16 said 15 ' 16 said 16 said 17 she 16 said 21 . 18 to 19 me 19 me 20 once 19 me 21 . well , she has ended her journey . " 1 well 2 , 2 , 3 she 3 she 4 has 4 has 5 ended 5 ended 8 . 6 her 7 journey 6 her 8 . 8 . 9 " " do you think so ? " asked [anne] [suddenly] , [coming] [back] [from] dreamland . 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 think 2 do 6 ? 4 think 5 so 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 16 . 11 , 15 dreamland 15 dreamland 16 . " [i] can't picture [her] journey as being ended . 1 " 3 can't 3 can't 4 picture 4 picture 9 ended 6 journey 9 ended 7 as 9 ended 8 being 9 ended 9 ended 10 . can [you] think of [her] [sitting] [down] [and] folding [her] [hands] [that] [eager] , [asking] [spirit] [of] [hers] [,] with [its] [fine] adventurous [outlook] ? 1 can 25 ? 3 think 4 of 4 of 9 folding 9 folding 14 , 9 folding 23 adventurous 14 , 20 with 23 adventurous 25 ? no , [i] [think] in death she just opened a gate and went through on on to new , shining adventures . " 1 no 2 , 1 no 5 in 1 no 6 death 6 death 11 gate 6 death 22 . 7 she 8 just 7 she 9 opened 9 opened 10 a 9 opened 11 gate 11 gate 14 through 11 gate 20 shining 12 and 13 went 13 went 14 through 15 on 20 shining 16 on 20 shining 17 to 18 new 18 new 20 shining 19 , 20 shining 20 shining 21 adventures 22 . 23 " " maybe maybe , " assented [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 maybe 2 maybe 3 maybe 3 maybe 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 assented 6 assented 9 . i want to bustle round in heaven the same as here . 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 2 want 4 bustle 2 want 11 here 4 bustle 5 round 4 bustle 6 in 4 bustle 7 heaven 4 bustle 9 same 4 bustle 10 as 8 the 9 same 11 here 12 . and [i] [hope] there ['ll] [be] [a] [celestial] [substitute] [for] [pies] [and] [doughnuts] something that has to be [made] . 1 and 4 there 4 there 18 be 14 something 15 that 14 something 16 has 14 something 17 to 17 to 18 be 18 be 20 . of course , one does get awful tired at times and the older you are the tireder you get . 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 , 2 course 5 does 4 one 5 does 5 does 6 get 6 get 13 older 7 awful 8 tired 7 awful 13 older 9 at 10 times 10 times 11 and 10 times 13 older 12 the 13 older 13 older 17 tireder 14 you 17 tireder 15 are 17 tireder 16 the 17 tireder 17 tireder 18 you 17 tireder 19 get 17 tireder 20 . but the very tiredest could get rested in something short of eternity , you 'd think except , perhaps , a lazy man . " 1 but 4 tiredest 2 the 4 tiredest 3 very 4 tiredest 4 tiredest 5 could 4 tiredest 6 get 4 tiredest 7 rested 4 tiredest 8 in 4 tiredest 9 something 4 tiredest 10 short 10 short 12 eternity 11 of 12 eternity 12 eternity 15 'd 12 eternity 16 think 12 eternity 17 except 12 eternity 25 " 13 , 14 you 14 you 15 'd 17 except 19 perhaps 17 except 22 lazy 18 , 19 perhaps 20 , 22 lazy 21 a 22 lazy 22 lazy 23 man 23 man 24 . " why not , [susan] ? 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 not 2 why 4 , 2 why 6 ? do you think we will be crying there ? " 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 think 1 do 9 ? 3 think 5 will 4 we 5 will 5 will 6 be 7 crying 8 there 7 crying 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " no , no , [mrs] [dr] dear , do not misunderstand me . 1 " 2 no 1 " 8 dear 3 , 8 dear 4 no 8 dear 5 , 8 dear 8 dear 9 , 8 dear 10 do 10 do 11 not 11 not 12 misunderstand 12 misunderstand 13 me 13 me 14 . i do not think we shall be either crying or laughing . " 1 i 2 do 2 do 3 not 3 not 8 either 4 think 5 we 4 think 8 either 5 we 6 shall 6 shall 7 be 8 either 9 crying 8 either 10 or 8 either 11 laughing 8 either 12 . 12 . 13 " " what then ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 4 ? 3 then 4 ? 4 ? 5 " the idea seems [really] irreverent , [mrs] [dr] dear . ["] 1 the 2 idea 1 the 10 . 2 idea 3 seems 5 irreverent 6 , 5 irreverent 10 . 6 , 9 dear " [i] [heard] that [mrs] [laurie] [jamieson] [wanted] it , " said [anne] . 1 " 4 that 1 " 12 said 9 it 10 , 10 , 12 said 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " the [jamiesons] [have] [come] [to] [church] [very] regularly [since] they moved to the [glen] [from] [lowbridge] . " 1 " 19 " 2 the 9 regularly 2 the 18 . 9 regularly 12 moved 11 they 12 moved 12 moved 14 the 13 to 14 the 18 . 19 " " [new] brooms ! " said [miss] [cornelia] dubiously . 1 " 3 brooms 1 " 6 said 3 brooms 4 ! 4 ! 5 " 6 said 9 dubiously 9 dubiously 10 . " wait till they 've gone regularly [for] [a] year . " 1 " 2 wait 2 wait 3 till 2 wait 7 regularly 3 till 4 they 5 've 7 regularly 6 gone 7 regularly 7 regularly 10 year 10 year 11 . 11 . 12 " " you [cannot] depend [on] [mrs] [jamieson] a bit , [mrs] [dr] dear , " said [susan] solemnly . 1 " 2 you 1 " 16 said 2 you 4 depend 8 a 9 bit 9 bit 10 , 10 , 16 said 13 dear 14 , 14 , 16 said 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 solemnly 18 solemnly 19 . now , [mrs] . dr . [dear] , you know you [cannot] depend [on] a [woman] like that . " 1 now 2 , 2 , 4 . 4 . 5 dr 5 dr 6 . 6 . 8 , 8 , 20 " 9 you 10 know 9 you 13 depend 10 know 11 you 13 depend 15 a 15 a 20 " 17 like 18 that 17 like 19 . 19 . 20 " " she might [turn] [methodist] [at] [any] [moment] , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 11 said 2 she 3 might 2 she 11 said 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 14 . " [they] tell me [they] [went] [to] [the] [methodist] [church] at [lowbridge] [quite] [as] [often] [as] [to] the [presbyterian] . 1 " 3 tell 3 tell 4 me 4 me 20 . 11 at 18 the 11 at 20 . i haven't caught them at it [here] [yet] [,] [but] [i] [would] [not] approve [of] taking [mrs] [jamieson] into the [sunday] [school] . 1 i 6 it 1 i 14 approve 2 haven't 3 caught 3 caught 4 them 3 caught 5 at 3 caught 6 it 14 approve 23 . 16 taking 19 into 19 into 20 the 20 the 23 . yet we must not offend them . 1 yet 5 offend 2 we 3 must 3 must 5 offend 4 not 5 offend 5 offend 6 them 6 them 7 . we are losing too many people , by death or bad temper . 1 we 2 are 2 are 3 losing 3 losing 5 many 3 losing 8 by 3 losing 9 death 3 losing 12 temper 4 too 5 many 5 many 6 people 7 , 8 by 9 death 10 or 11 bad 12 temper 12 temper 13 . mrs [alec] [davis] [has] [left] [the] [church] [,] [no] [one] [knows] [why] . 1 mrs 13 . she [told] [the] [managers] [that] she would never pay [another] cent to [mr] [meredith] 's salary . 1 she 7 would 6 she 7 would 7 would 8 never 8 never 9 pay 9 pay 17 . 11 cent 12 to 11 cent 16 salary 15 's 16 salary 16 salary 17 . of course , most people say that the children offended her , but somehow [i] don't [think] so . 1 of 2 course 1 of 5 people 2 course 3 , 4 most 5 people 5 people 6 say 5 people 10 offended 6 say 7 that 8 the 9 children 9 children 10 offended 10 offended 11 her 10 offended 14 somehow 10 offended 16 don't 10 offended 18 so 10 offended 19 . 12 , 13 but 13 but 14 somehow " [varmints] , indeed ! " said [susan] furiously . 1 " 4 indeed 3 , 4 indeed 4 indeed 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 said 7 said 10 . 9 furiously 10 . " [does] [mrs] [alec] [davis] forget [that] [her] [uncle] [on] her mother 's [side] [was] [suspected] [of] poisoning [his] [wife] [?] 1 " 6 forget 6 forget 18 poisoning 11 her 12 mother 11 her 18 poisoning 12 mother 13 's not [that] [it] [was] [ever] proved , [mrs] [dr] dear , and [it] [does] not [do] to [believe] [all] [you] [hear] . 1 not 6 proved 6 proved 22 . 7 , 12 and 7 , 15 not 10 dear 11 , 11 , 12 and 15 not 17 to 17 to 22 . " [i] do [not] [think] [mrs] [alec] [davis] is very well liked [by] the rest of the clan , " said [susan] . 1 " 11 well 1 " 12 liked 3 do 11 well 9 is 10 very 10 very 11 well 12 liked 23 . 14 the 15 rest 15 rest 16 of 16 of 17 the 17 the 18 clan 18 clan 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 . " it is not likely she will be able to influence them . " 1 " 3 is 1 " 5 likely 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 not 5 likely 11 influence 6 she 11 influence 7 will 8 be 8 be 9 able 9 able 10 to 9 able 11 influence 11 influence 12 them 12 them 13 . 13 . 14 " " [but] [those] [douglases] [all] hang together [so] . 1 " 9 . 6 hang 7 together 7 together 9 . if you touch one , you touch all . 1 if 2 you 2 you 7 touch 3 touch 7 touch 4 one 5 , 5 , 6 you 6 you 7 touch 7 touch 9 . 8 all 9 . we can't do without them , so much is certain . 1 we 2 can't 2 can't 3 do 2 can't 4 without 4 without 5 them 4 without 10 certain 4 without 11 . 5 them 6 , 7 so 8 much 8 much 10 certain 9 is 10 certain they pay half the salary . 1 they 5 salary 2 pay 5 salary 3 half 5 salary 4 the 5 salary 5 salary 6 . they are not mean , whatever else may be said of them . 1 they 2 are 2 are 3 not 3 not 9 be 3 not 12 them 4 mean 6 whatever 5 , 6 whatever 6 whatever 7 else 6 whatever 8 may 8 may 9 be 9 be 10 said 11 of 12 them 12 them 13 . norman [douglas] [used] to give a hundred a year long ago before [he] [left] . " 1 norman 7 hundred 4 to 5 give 5 give 6 a 6 a 7 hundred 7 hundred 11 ago 8 a 9 year 9 year 11 ago 10 long 11 ago 11 ago 12 before 12 before 15 . 15 . 16 " " what did he leave for ? " asked [anne] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 did 2 what 7 ? 3 did 4 he 3 did 5 leave 5 leave 6 for 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " he declared a member of the session cheated him in a cow deal . 1 " 3 declared 2 he 3 declared 3 declared 4 a 4 a 5 member 5 member 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 8 session 8 session 9 cheated 8 session 12 a 9 cheated 10 him 10 him 11 in 12 a 15 . 13 cow 14 deal 13 cow 15 . he hasn't come to church for twenty years . 1 he 2 hasn't 2 hasn't 3 come 2 hasn't 5 church 2 hasn't 8 years 3 come 4 to 6 for 8 years 7 twenty 8 years 8 years 9 . she felt dreadfully humiliated . 1 she 2 felt 2 felt 3 dreadfully 3 dreadfully 4 humiliated 4 humiliated 5 . i don't know that he was any too good a husband to her , though she was never heard to complain . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 know 2 don't 7 any 3 know 4 that 4 that 5 he 5 he 6 was 7 any 9 good 8 too 9 good 9 good 11 husband 9 good 21 complain 10 a 11 husband 12 to 13 her 12 to 21 complain 14 , 15 though 15 though 16 she 15 though 21 complain 16 she 17 was 18 never 19 heard 19 heard 21 complain 20 to 21 complain 21 complain 22 . but she always had a cowed look . 1 but 6 cowed 2 she 6 cowed 3 always 6 cowed 4 had 6 cowed 5 a 6 cowed 6 cowed 7 look 6 cowed 8 . norman [douglas] [didn't] [get] the [woman] [he] [wanted] thirty years ago and the [douglases] [never] [liked] [to] [put] [up] [with] [second] best . " 1 norman 11 ago 1 norman 12 and 5 the 9 thirty 9 thirty 10 years 10 years 11 ago 12 and 13 the 13 the 22 best 22 best 23 . 23 . 24 " " who was the woman he did want [.] ["] 1 " 8 want 2 who 3 was 2 who 7 did 3 was 5 woman 4 the 5 woman 6 he 7 did 7 did 8 want " [ellen] [west] . 1 " 4 . they weren't engaged exactly , [i] believe , but they went about together for two years . 1 they 2 weren't 1 they 13 together 2 weren't 3 engaged 2 weren't 9 but 3 engaged 4 exactly 3 engaged 7 believe 4 exactly 5 , 8 , 9 but 10 they 13 together 11 went 12 about 11 went 13 together 13 together 16 years 13 together 17 . 14 for 16 years 15 two 16 years and then they just broke off nobody ever know why . 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 they 2 then 5 broke 4 just 5 broke 5 broke 6 off 5 broke 7 nobody 7 nobody 8 ever 7 nobody 9 know 9 know 10 why 10 why 11 . just [some] silly quarrel , [i] [suppose] . 1 just 3 silly 3 silly 4 quarrel 4 quarrel 5 , 5 , 8 . and [norman] [went] [and] [married] [hester] [reese] [before] [his] [temper] [had] [time] [to] cool married her just to spite [ellen] , [i] [haven't] a doubt . 1 and 14 cool 14 cool 19 spite 14 cool 26 . 15 married 19 spite 16 her 19 spite 17 just 18 to 17 just 19 spite 21 , 24 a 24 a 25 doubt 25 doubt 26 . so [like] a [man] [!] 1 so 3 a hester was a nice little thing , but she never had much spirit and he broke what little she had . 1 hester 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 5 little 3 a 6 thing 3 a 13 spirit 3 a 18 little 4 nice 5 little 7 , 8 but 8 but 10 never 9 she 10 never 10 never 11 had 10 never 12 much 12 much 13 spirit 13 spirit 16 broke 13 spirit 17 what 14 and 15 he 15 he 16 broke 18 little 20 had 18 little 21 . 19 she 20 had she was too [meek] [for] [norman] . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 too 3 too 7 . he needed a woman who could stand up to him . 1 he 2 needed 2 needed 3 a 3 a 11 . 4 woman 5 who 5 who 6 could 6 could 7 stand 7 stand 10 him 8 up 9 to 9 to 10 him 10 him 11 . ellen would have kept him in fine order and he would have liked her all the better for it . 1 ellen 4 kept 2 would 3 have 3 have 4 kept 4 kept 5 him 4 kept 8 order 6 in 8 order 7 fine 8 order 8 order 9 and 8 order 13 liked 8 order 20 . 10 he 13 liked 11 would 12 have 11 would 13 liked 13 liked 14 her 13 liked 15 all 13 liked 17 better 13 liked 19 it 15 all 16 the 17 better 18 for he despised [hester] , [that] [is] the truth , just because she always gave in to him . 1 he 2 despised 2 despised 8 truth 4 , 7 the 7 the 8 truth 8 truth 9 , 8 truth 11 because 10 just 11 because 11 because 12 she 12 she 14 gave 13 always 14 gave 14 gave 15 in 14 gave 17 him 16 to 17 him 17 him 18 . and then he went and married a girl who couldn't say boo to a goose man-like . 1 and 2 then 1 and 16 man-like 2 then 3 he 2 then 4 went 5 and 16 man-like 6 married 7 a 7 a 8 girl 7 a 16 man-like 8 girl 9 who 10 couldn't 16 man-like 11 say 16 man-like 12 boo 16 man-like 13 to 16 man-like 14 a 15 goose 14 a 16 man-like 15 goose 16 man-like 16 man-like 17 . that [family] of [reeses] [were] [just] vegetables . 1 that 8 . 3 of 7 vegetables 7 vegetables 8 . they went through the motions of living , but they didn't [live] [.] ["] 1 they 5 motions 2 went 5 motions 3 through 4 the 3 through 5 motions 5 motions 6 of 5 motions 7 living 5 motions 9 but 5 motions 10 they 5 motions 11 didn't 7 living 8 , " [russell] [reese] used [his] [first] [wife] ['s] [wedding-ring] to marry [his] [second] , " said [susan] reminiscently . 1 " 16 said 4 used 10 to 10 to 11 marry 11 marry 15 " 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 reminiscently 18 reminiscently 19 . " that was [too] economical in my opinion , [mrs] [dr] . [dear] . 1 " 2 that 2 that 3 was 3 was 5 economical 5 economical 14 . 6 in 7 my 7 my 8 opinion 8 opinion 12 . 9 , 12 . 12 . 14 . most folks would not consider that much fun , but it is plain he does . 1 most 2 folks 2 folks 5 consider 3 would 4 not 4 not 5 consider 5 consider 6 that 5 consider 8 fun 7 much 8 fun 8 fun 13 plain 9 , 10 but 10 but 11 it 11 it 12 is 11 it 13 plain 13 plain 15 does 14 he 15 does 15 does 16 . people do have such different ideas of enjoyment . 1 people 2 do 1 people 6 ideas 3 have 4 such 4 such 5 different 5 different 6 ideas 6 ideas 9 . 7 of 8 enjoyment 8 enjoyment 9 . as for [norman] [douglas] , he is a perfect heathen . 1 as 2 for 2 for 11 . 5 , 6 he 6 he 7 is 7 is 8 a 8 a 9 perfect 9 perfect 10 heathen 10 heathen 11 . " oh , [norman] [doesn't] [believe] there is [such] a place , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 14 said 7 there 8 is 7 there 10 a 10 a 13 " 11 place 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 . " [i] [hope] he 'll find out his mistake [when] [he] [comes] to die . 1 " 4 he 1 " 5 'll 5 'll 6 find 6 find 7 out 7 out 8 his 8 his 9 mistake 9 mistake 15 . 13 to 14 die 13 to 15 . there , [mary] , you ['ve] knit [your] three inches and you can go and play with the children for [half] [an] [hour] . " 1 there 2 , 2 , 25 " 4 , 5 you 5 you 7 knit 7 knit 10 inches 9 three 10 inches 10 inches 11 and 10 inches 16 play 12 you 13 can 13 can 14 go 13 can 16 play 14 go 15 and 16 play 17 with 16 play 19 children 16 play 20 for 18 the 19 children 20 for 24 . 24 . 25 " mary needed no second bidding . 1 mary 5 bidding 1 mary 6 . 2 needed 3 no 2 needed 5 bidding 4 second 5 bidding " [i] don't know what is to be done , honest to goodness . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 what 5 what 6 is 6 is 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 done 8 be 11 honest 9 done 10 , 11 honest 12 to 11 honest 13 goodness 13 goodness 14 . if only [old] [norman] [douglas] would come back to [church] [and] pay , it [wouldn't] be so bad . 1 if 2 only 1 if 12 pay 6 would 7 come 7 come 8 back 8 back 9 to 9 to 12 pay 12 pay 13 , 13 , 14 it 14 it 16 be 16 be 17 so 16 be 19 . 17 so 18 bad but [he] [won't] [and] [the] [douglases] [will] [leave] [and] you [all] [will] have to go . " 1 but 10 you 10 you 13 have 13 have 14 to 14 to 15 go 15 go 16 . 16 . 17 " faith carried a heavy heart to bed with her that night . 1 faith 2 carried 2 carried 4 heavy 2 carried 7 bed 3 a 4 heavy 4 heavy 5 heart 6 to 7 bed 7 bed 8 with 7 bed 11 night 7 bed 12 . 8 with 9 her 10 that 11 night the thought of [leaving] the [glen] was unbearable . 1 the 2 thought 2 thought 3 of 2 thought 8 unbearable 3 of 5 the 7 was 8 unbearable 8 unbearable 9 . nowhere else in the world [were] there such chums [as] [the] [blythes] . 1 nowhere 2 else 1 nowhere 5 world 1 nowhere 13 . 3 in 5 world 4 the 5 world 7 there 8 such 8 such 9 chums 9 chums 13 . she could not contemplate calmly the thought of such another and harder wrench . 1 she 4 contemplate 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 contemplate 4 contemplate 5 calmly 4 contemplate 6 the 4 contemplate 7 thought 4 contemplate 8 of 4 contemplate 9 such 4 contemplate 10 another 10 another 13 wrench 11 and 13 wrench 12 harder 13 wrench 13 wrench 14 . she [couldn't] [leave] [glen] [st] . [mary] [and] [dear] [rainbow] [valley] and that delicious [graveyard] [.] 1 she 6 . 6 . 14 delicious 12 and 13 that 13 that 14 delicious " it 's awful to be minister 's [family] , " groaned [faith] into her pillow . 1 " 3 's 1 " 12 groaned 2 it 3 's 4 awful 7 minister 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 minister 7 minister 8 's 7 minister 12 groaned 10 , 12 groaned 11 " 12 groaned 12 groaned 17 . 14 into 16 pillow 15 her 16 pillow 16 pillow 17 . " just as soon as you get fond of a place you are torn up by the roots . 1 " 19 . 2 just 3 as 3 as 4 soon 4 soon 5 as 4 soon 7 get 6 you 7 get 7 get 18 roots 8 fond 9 of 8 fond 14 torn 9 of 10 a 11 place 14 torn 12 you 13 are 13 are 14 torn 14 torn 15 up 14 torn 18 roots 16 by 17 the 16 by 18 roots 17 the 18 roots 18 roots 19 . i'll [never] [,] [never] [,] [never] marry a minister , no matter how nice he is . ["] 1 i'll 7 marry 1 i'll 17 . 7 marry 9 minister 8 a 9 minister 9 minister 14 nice 10 , 13 how 11 no 12 matter 12 matter 13 how 13 how 14 nice 15 he 16 is 15 he 17 . faith sat up in bed and looked out of the little vine-hung window . 1 faith 2 sat 2 sat 3 up 2 sat 5 bed 2 sat 13 window 4 in 5 bed 6 and 12 vine-hung 7 looked 12 vine-hung 8 out 12 vine-hung 9 of 12 vine-hung 10 the 12 vine-hung 11 little 12 vine-hung 12 vine-hung 13 window 13 window 14 . the night was very [still] , the silence broken [only] [by] [una] 's soft breathing . 1 the 2 night 1 the 8 silence 2 night 3 was 4 very 6 , 6 , 7 the 7 the 8 silence 8 silence 16 . 9 broken 15 breathing 9 broken 16 . 13 's 14 soft 14 soft 15 breathing faith felt terribly alone in the world . 1 faith 3 terribly 2 felt 3 terribly 3 terribly 4 alone 3 terribly 8 . 5 in 7 world 6 the 7 world 7 world 8 . she could see [glen] [st] [mary] lying [under] the starry blue meadows of the autumn night . 1 she 2 could 1 she 7 lying 2 could 3 see 7 lying 9 the 9 the 12 meadows 9 the 13 of 10 starry 11 blue 11 blue 12 meadows 13 of 14 the 14 the 15 autumn 15 autumn 16 night 16 night 17 . over the valley a [light] [shone] [from] [the] [girls] ' [room] [at] [ingleside] , and another [from] [walter] ['s] [room] . 1 over 2 the 2 the 3 valley 3 valley 4 a 4 a 10 ' 10 ' 14 , 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 another 16 another 21 . faith wondered [if] [poor] [walter] [had] toothache again . 1 faith 2 wondered 2 wondered 9 . 7 toothache 8 again 8 again 9 . then she sighed , with a little passing sigh of envy of [nan] [and] [di] . 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 sighed 3 sighed 8 passing 4 , 5 with 5 with 6 a 6 a 7 little 6 a 8 passing 8 passing 16 . 9 sigh 10 of 9 sigh 11 envy 11 envy 12 of 12 of 16 . away beyond the [glen] [,] amid fields [that] were very quiet [with] [sleep] [,] [another] light was burning . 1 away 2 beyond 2 beyond 6 amid 2 beyond 16 light 3 the 6 amid 6 amid 7 fields 7 fields 11 quiet 9 were 10 very 10 very 11 quiet 16 light 18 burning 17 was 18 burning 18 burning 19 . faith [knew] [it] shone [in] [the] [house] [where] [norman] [douglas] [lived] . 1 faith 4 shone 4 shone 12 . he was reputed to sit up all hours of the night reading . 1 he 2 was 1 he 3 reputed 2 was 3 reputed 3 reputed 4 to 3 reputed 5 sit 3 reputed 6 up 3 reputed 7 all 3 reputed 8 hours 4 to 5 sit 8 hours 9 of 8 hours 12 reading 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 night 11 night 12 reading 12 reading 13 . mary had said if he could only be induced to return to the church all would be well . 1 mary 14 church 1 mary 16 would 2 had 9 induced 3 said 9 induced 4 if 9 induced 5 he 6 could 6 could 9 induced 7 only 9 induced 8 be 9 induced 9 induced 10 to 9 induced 11 return 9 induced 12 to 9 induced 13 the 9 induced 14 church 12 to 13 the 14 church 15 all 16 would 17 be 17 be 18 well 17 be 19 . and why not ? 1 and 2 why 2 why 3 not 2 why 4 ? she knew what ought to be done and she [,] [faith] [meredith] [,] would do it . 1 she 2 knew 2 knew 3 what 3 what 4 ought 4 ought 5 to 4 ought 17 . 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 done 8 and 9 she 9 she 14 would 14 would 15 do 15 do 16 it 16 it 17 . she would make everything right . 1 she 2 would 2 would 3 make 2 would 5 right 4 everything 5 right 5 right 6 . with a sigh of satisfaction , she turned [from] the lonely , [dark] [world] and [cuddled] down beside [una] . 1 with 2 a 2 a 3 sigh 3 sigh 4 of 3 sigh 5 satisfaction 5 satisfaction 6 , 6 , 7 she 7 she 8 turned 8 turned 18 beside 10 the 11 lonely 10 the 18 beside 11 lonely 12 , 12 , 15 and 15 and 17 down 18 beside 20 . [chapter] [xvi] [.] [tit] [for] [tat] with [faith] [,] [to] decide was to act . 1 with 5 decide 5 decide 9 . 6 was 7 to 7 to 8 act 8 act 9 . she lost no time in carrying out the idea . 1 she 2 lost 2 lost 3 no 2 lost 4 time 2 lost 6 carrying 5 in 6 carrying 6 carrying 7 out 6 carrying 9 idea 6 carrying 10 . 7 out 8 the 8 the 9 idea as soon as she came [home] from [school] the next day she left the manse and made her [way] [down] [the] [glen] . 1 as 2 soon 2 soon 3 as 3 as 4 she 3 as 12 she 4 she 5 came 5 came 7 from 7 from 9 the 9 the 10 next 10 next 11 day 12 she 13 left 13 left 15 manse 14 the 15 manse 15 manse 23 . 16 and 17 made 17 made 18 her 18 her 23 . walter [blythe] joined her as she passed the post office . 1 walter 3 joined 3 joined 9 post 4 her 9 post 5 as 6 she 5 as 7 passed 7 passed 9 post 8 the 9 post 9 post 10 office 9 post 11 . " [i] 'm going [to] [mrs] [elliott] ['s] on [an] errand [for] [mother] , " he said . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 17 said 4 going 9 on 9 on 11 errand 11 errand 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 17 said 16 he 17 said 17 said 18 . " where are you going , [faith] ? " 1 " 4 you 1 " 6 , 2 where 3 are 3 are 4 you 4 you 5 going 6 , 9 " 8 ? 9 " " [i] [am] going [somewhere] [on] [church] business , " said [faith] loftily . 1 " 4 going 1 " 11 said 8 business 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 loftily 13 loftily 14 . she did not volunteer any further information and [walter] [felt] [rather] snubbed . 1 she 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 volunteer 4 volunteer 5 any 4 volunteer 6 further 4 volunteer 7 information 7 information 12 snubbed 8 and 12 snubbed 12 snubbed 13 . they walked on in silence for a little while . 1 they 2 walked 2 walked 3 on 2 walked 5 silence 4 in 5 silence 5 silence 9 while 5 silence 10 . 6 for 9 while 7 a 8 little 8 little 9 while it was a warm , windy evening with a sweet , resinous air . 1 it 2 was 2 was 12 resinous 3 a 6 windy 4 warm 6 windy 5 , 6 windy 6 windy 12 resinous 7 evening 12 resinous 8 with 12 resinous 9 a 10 sweet 10 sweet 11 , 10 sweet 12 resinous 12 resinous 13 air 13 air 14 . beyond the sand dunes were gray seas , soft and beautiful . 1 beyond 4 dunes 2 the 4 dunes 3 sand 4 dunes 4 dunes 5 were 4 dunes 6 gray 4 dunes 7 seas 4 dunes 9 soft 7 seas 8 , 9 soft 10 and 9 soft 11 beautiful 11 beautiful 12 . the [glen] brook bore [down] [a] [freight] of gold [and] crimson leaves , like fairy shallops . 1 the 3 brook 3 brook 4 bore 4 bore 9 gold 8 of 9 gold 9 gold 17 . 11 crimson 16 shallops 12 leaves 13 , 12 leaves 16 shallops 14 like 16 shallops 15 fairy 16 shallops 16 shallops 17 . faith cruelly broke up the august assembly by climbing up on the fence and hurling a broken rail at it . 1 faith 7 assembly 2 cruelly 7 assembly 3 broke 7 assembly 4 up 7 assembly 5 the 6 august 5 the 7 assembly 6 august 7 assembly 7 assembly 8 by 7 assembly 9 climbing 9 climbing 15 hurling 10 up 15 hurling 11 on 15 hurling 12 the 15 hurling 13 fence 15 hurling 14 and 15 hurling 15 hurling 16 a 15 hurling 17 broken 15 hurling 18 rail 15 hurling 19 at 15 hurling 20 it 15 hurling 21 . 20 it 21 . instantly the air was filled with flapping black wings and indignant caws . 1 instantly 2 the 1 instantly 7 flapping 3 air 7 flapping 4 was 5 filled 5 filled 6 with 5 filled 7 flapping 7 flapping 12 caws 8 black 12 caws 9 wings 12 caws 10 and 12 caws 11 indignant 12 caws 12 caws 13 . " why did you do that ? " said [walter] reproachfully . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 did 2 why 4 you 2 why 7 ? 5 do 6 that 5 do 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 reproachfully 11 reproachfully 12 . " they were having such a good time . " 1 " 2 they 2 they 3 were 3 were 4 having 4 having 5 such 4 having 7 good 4 having 8 time 5 such 6 a 8 time 9 . 9 . 10 " " oh , [i] hate crows , " said [faith] airily . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 5 hate 5 hate 6 crows 6 crows 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 airily 11 airily 12 . " the are so black and sly [i] feel sure they 're hypocrites . 1 " 13 hypocrites 2 the 3 are 3 are 13 hypocrites 4 so 13 hypocrites 5 black 6 and 5 black 7 sly 7 sly 13 hypocrites 9 feel 13 hypocrites 10 sure 13 hypocrites 11 they 13 hypocrites 12 're 13 hypocrites 13 hypocrites 14 . they steal little birds ' eggs out of their nests , you know . 1 they 10 nests 2 steal 10 nests 3 little 4 birds 4 birds 10 nests 5 ' 10 nests 6 eggs 10 nests 7 out 8 of 7 out 10 nests 9 their 10 nests 10 nests 11 , 10 nests 13 know 10 nests 14 . 11 , 12 you 12 you 13 know i saw one do it on our lawn last spring . 1 i 2 saw 2 saw 8 lawn 3 one 8 lawn 4 do 5 it 4 do 8 lawn 6 on 8 lawn 7 our 8 lawn 8 lawn 10 spring 9 last 10 spring 10 spring 11 . walter , what makes you so pale to-day ? 1 walter 4 makes 1 walter 7 pale 2 , 3 what 3 what 4 makes 4 makes 5 you 4 makes 6 so 7 pale 8 to-day 8 to-day 9 ? did you have the toothache again last night ? " 1 did 2 you 1 did 5 toothache 2 you 5 toothache 3 have 5 toothache 4 the 5 toothache 5 toothache 6 again 5 toothache 7 last 5 toothache 8 night 5 toothache 9 ? 7 last 8 night 9 ? 10 " walter shivered . 1 walter 2 shivered 2 shivered 3 . " yes a raging one . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 4 raging 3 a 4 raging 4 raging 5 one 4 raging 6 . that helped ever so much for a while [and] [then] [i] got so bad [i] couldn't imagine anything . " 1 that 3 ever 2 helped 3 ever 3 ever 5 much 3 ever 12 got 3 ever 13 so 3 ever 18 anything 3 ever 19 . 4 so 5 much 5 much 6 for 6 for 8 while 7 a 8 while 14 bad 17 imagine 16 couldn't 17 imagine 17 imagine 18 anything 19 . 20 " " did you [cry] ? " asked [faith] anxiously . 1 " 7 asked 2 did 3 you 3 you 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 anxiously 9 anxiously 10 . " no [but] [i] lay down on the floor [and] [groaned] , " admitted [walter] . 1 " 2 no 2 no 16 . 5 lay 6 down 5 lay 7 on 7 on 8 the 8 the 9 floor 9 floor 14 admitted 9 floor 16 . 12 , 13 " 12 , 14 admitted susan said it served me right for sitting up in the cold garret yesterday writing poetry trash . 1 susan 4 served 1 susan 17 trash 2 said 4 served 3 it 4 served 4 served 5 me 4 served 6 right 4 served 7 for 4 served 8 sitting 9 up 17 trash 10 in 11 the 11 the 12 cold 12 cold 17 trash 13 garret 17 trash 14 yesterday 17 trash 15 writing 17 trash 16 poetry 17 trash 17 trash 18 . but she started up the kitchen fire and got me a hot-water bottle and it stopped the toothache . 1 but 2 she 2 she 12 hot-water 3 started 4 up 3 started 6 kitchen 5 the 6 kitchen 6 kitchen 12 hot-water 7 fire 8 and 7 fire 12 hot-water 8 and 12 hot-water 9 got 12 hot-water 10 me 12 hot-water 11 a 12 hot-water 12 hot-water 13 bottle 12 hot-water 14 and 12 hot-water 15 it 12 hot-water 16 stopped 12 hot-water 17 the 12 hot-water 18 toothache 18 toothache 19 . as soon as [i] [felt] [better] [i] [told] [susan] [my] [poetry] [wasn't] [trash] [and] she [wasn't] [any] judge . 1 as 2 soon 2 soon 3 as 3 as 15 she 15 she 18 judge 18 judge 19 . now you know , [faith] , [that] [isn't] so . 1 now 3 know 1 now 4 , 1 now 6 , 2 you 3 know 6 , 9 so 9 so 10 . " why don't you go to the dentist at [lowbridge] and [get] the tooth [out] ? " 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 don't 2 why 4 you 2 why 16 ? 4 you 5 go 5 go 6 to 5 go 14 tooth 6 to 7 the 7 the 8 dentist 9 at 14 tooth 11 and 13 the 13 the 14 tooth 16 ? 17 " walter shivered again . 1 walter 2 shivered 2 shivered 3 again 3 again 4 . " they want me to [but] [i] [can't] . 1 " 3 want 2 they 3 want 3 want 4 me 3 want 5 to 5 to 9 . it would hurt so . " 1 it 3 hurt 2 would 3 hurt 3 hurt 4 so 3 hurt 5 . 5 . 6 " " are you afraid of a little pain ? " asked [faith] contemptuously . 1 " 2 are 2 are 9 ? 3 you 4 afraid 3 you 9 ? 4 afraid 5 of 6 a 7 little 6 a 8 pain 8 pain 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 10 " 13 contemptuously 11 asked 13 contemptuously 13 contemptuously 14 . walter flushed . 1 walter 2 flushed 2 flushed 3 . " it would be a [big] pain . 1 " 2 it 2 it 4 be 3 would 4 be 4 be 5 a 5 a 7 pain 7 pain 8 . i hate being hurt . 1 i 2 hate 2 hate 3 being 2 hate 4 hurt 4 hurt 5 . father said he wouldn't insist on my going he 'd wait until [i] 'd [made] [up] [my] [own] [mind] [to] [go] [.] ["] 1 father 5 insist 2 said 5 insist 3 he 4 wouldn't 4 wouldn't 5 insist 5 insist 6 on 5 insist 7 my 5 insist 8 going 5 insist 10 'd 5 insist 11 wait 5 insist 14 'd 9 he 10 'd 11 wait 12 until " it [wouldn't] hurt as long as the toothache , " argued [faith] , " you 've had [five] spells of toothache . 1 " 2 it 2 it 23 . 4 hurt 6 long 5 as 6 long 6 long 7 as 7 as 8 the 8 the 9 toothache 9 toothache 10 , 9 toothache 12 argued 10 , 11 " 12 argued 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 17 've 16 you 17 've 17 've 18 had 18 had 20 spells 20 spells 22 toothache 21 of 22 toothache 22 toothache 23 . if you 'd just go and have it out there 'd be no more bad nights . 1 if 3 'd 2 you 3 'd 3 'd 4 just 3 'd 5 go 3 'd 7 have 5 go 6 and 7 have 8 it 7 have 13 no 9 out 10 there 10 there 12 be 10 there 13 no 11 'd 12 be 13 no 14 more 14 more 16 nights 15 bad 16 nights 16 nights 17 . i had a tooth out once . 1 i 2 had 2 had 3 a 3 a 4 tooth 4 tooth 5 out 4 tooth 6 once 4 tooth 7 . i yelled [for] a [moment] , but it was all over then [only] the bleeding . " 1 i 2 yelled 2 yelled 4 a 4 a 17 " 6 , 7 but 7 but 8 it 7 but 15 bleeding 8 it 9 was 8 it 10 all 10 all 11 over 12 then 14 the 14 the 15 bleeding 15 bleeding 16 . 16 . 17 " " the bleeding [is] worst of all it 's [so] ugly , " cried [walter] . 1 " 16 . 2 the 3 bleeding 3 bleeding 5 worst 5 worst 6 of 5 worst 8 it 5 worst 16 . 6 of 7 all 8 it 9 's 9 's 11 ugly 11 ugly 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 cried " it [just] made me sick [when] [jem] cut his foot [last] [summer] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 14 . 4 made 5 me 4 made 6 sick 6 sick 11 foot 9 cut 11 foot 10 his 11 foot 11 foot 14 . susan [said] [i] [looked] [more] [like] [fainting] [than] [jem] [did] . 1 susan 11 . but [i] [couldn't] [hear] [to] [see] [jem] [hurt] [,] either . 1 but 10 either 10 either 11 . somebody is always [getting] hurt , [faith] and it 's awful . 1 somebody 8 and 1 somebody 12 . 2 is 3 always 2 is 5 hurt 5 hurt 6 , 6 , 8 and 8 and 9 it 9 it 10 's 10 's 11 awful i just can't [bear] to see [things] [hurt] [.] 1 i 2 just 1 i 3 can't 3 can't 6 see 5 to 6 see it makes me just want to run and run and run till [i] can't hear or see them . " 1 it 2 makes 2 makes 3 me 2 makes 4 just 2 makes 5 want 2 makes 18 them 5 want 6 to 5 want 11 run 5 want 15 hear 5 want 17 see 7 run 8 and 7 run 9 run 9 run 10 and 9 run 11 run 11 run 12 till 14 can't 15 hear 15 hear 16 or 18 them 19 . 19 . 20 " " there 's no use making a fuss over anyone getting hurt , " said [faith] , tossing her curls . 1 " 4 no 2 there 3 's 2 there 4 no 4 no 5 use 5 use 8 fuss 6 making 8 fuss 7 a 8 fuss 8 fuss 9 over 8 fuss 10 anyone 8 fuss 11 getting 8 fuss 12 hurt 12 hurt 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 , 17 , 18 tossing 18 tossing 20 curls 19 her 20 curls 20 curls 21 . but [i] [don't] [want] to [run] [i] [want] [to] [go] [to] [work] [and] [help] [them] . 1 but 5 to 5 to 16 . your [father] [has] [to] hurt people lots of times to cure them . 1 your 5 hurt 5 hurt 11 cure 6 people 11 cure 7 lots 8 of 7 lots 9 times 7 lots 11 cure 10 to 11 cure 11 cure 12 them 12 them 13 . what would they do if [he] [ran] [away] ? " 1 what 2 would 1 what 9 ? 2 would 4 do 2 would 5 if 3 they 4 do 9 ? 10 " " [i] [didn't] say [i] [would] [run] . 1 " 4 say 4 say 8 . i said [i] [wanted] to [run] . 1 i 2 said 1 i 5 to 5 to 7 . that 's a different thing . 1 that 2 's 2 's 5 thing 3 a 5 thing 4 different 5 thing 5 thing 6 . i want to help people , too . 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 2 want 4 help 4 help 5 people 5 people 7 too 6 , 7 too 7 too 8 . but [oh] [,] [i] [wish] there weren't [any] ugly [,] dreadful things in the world . 1 but 6 there 1 but 7 weren't 7 weren't 9 ugly 9 ugly 16 . 11 dreadful 12 things 12 things 15 world 13 in 15 world 14 the 15 world 15 world 16 . i wish everything was glad [and] [beautiful] . ["] 1 i 2 wish 1 i 5 glad 3 everything 4 was 4 was 5 glad 5 glad 8 . " well , don't let's think of what isn't , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 4 don't 1 " 12 said 2 well 3 , 4 don't 5 let's 4 don't 6 think 4 don't 8 what 6 think 7 of 9 isn't 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " after all , there 's lots of fun in being alive . 1 " 7 lots 2 after 3 all 2 after 4 , 2 after 7 lots 5 there 7 lots 6 's 7 lots 7 lots 8 of 7 lots 9 fun 7 lots 12 alive 9 fun 10 in 11 being 12 alive 12 alive 13 . you wouldn't have toothache if you were dead , but still , wouldn't you lots rather be alive than dead ? 1 you 4 toothache 2 wouldn't 3 have 2 wouldn't 4 toothache 4 toothache 5 if 4 toothache 7 were 4 toothache 8 dead 4 toothache 20 dead 6 you 7 were 8 dead 18 alive 9 , 10 but 10 but 11 still 11 still 12 , 11 still 18 alive 13 wouldn't 14 you 13 wouldn't 18 alive 15 lots 16 rather 15 lots 18 alive 17 be 18 alive 18 alive 19 than 20 dead 21 ? i would , a hundred times . 1 i 2 would 2 would 4 a 3 , 4 a 4 a 5 hundred 5 hundred 6 times 6 times 7 . oh , [here] 's [dan] [reese] [.] 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 4 's he 's been down to the harbour for fish . " 1 he 3 been 2 's 3 been 3 been 7 harbour 3 been 8 for 4 down 5 to 4 down 7 harbour 6 the 7 harbour 8 for 9 fish 9 fish 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] hate [dan] [reese] , " said [walter] . 1 " 3 hate 3 hate 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " so do [i] . [all] [us] [girls] do . 1 " 3 do 1 " 5 . 2 so 3 do 5 . 10 . 9 do 10 . i 'm just going to walk past and never take the least notice of him . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 just 2 'm 4 going 4 going 5 to 5 to 6 walk 6 walk 7 past 7 past 8 and 7 past 13 notice 9 never 13 notice 10 take 13 notice 11 the 12 least 12 least 13 notice 13 notice 14 of 13 notice 15 him 15 him 16 . you watch me ! " 1 you 3 me 2 watch 3 me 3 me 4 ! 4 ! 5 " faith accordingly [stalked] [past] [dan] with her chin [out] [and] an expression of scorn [that] [bit] [into] [his] [soul] . 1 faith 2 accordingly 2 accordingly 20 . 6 with 7 her 7 her 8 chin 8 chin 14 scorn 8 chin 20 . 11 an 12 expression 12 expression 13 of 12 expression 14 scorn he turned and shouted after her . 1 he 2 turned 1 he 4 shouted 2 turned 3 and 4 shouted 5 after 4 shouted 7 . 6 her 7 . " [pig-girl] ! 1 " 3 ! pig-girl ! ! 1 pig-girl 2 ! 1 pig-girl 3 ! pig-girl ! ! ! " in a crescendo of insult . 1 pig-girl 2 ! 2 ! 8 crescendo 3 ! 8 crescendo 4 ! 5 " 4 ! 8 crescendo 6 in 8 crescendo 7 a 8 crescendo 8 crescendo 9 of 8 crescendo 10 insult 8 crescendo 11 . faith walked on , seemingly oblivious . 1 faith 5 seemingly 2 walked 5 seemingly 3 on 5 seemingly 4 , 5 seemingly 5 seemingly 6 oblivious 5 seemingly 7 . but her lip trembled slightly with a sense of outrage . 1 but 4 trembled 2 her 4 trembled 3 lip 4 trembled 4 trembled 10 outrage 5 slightly 10 outrage 6 with 10 outrage 7 a 8 sense 8 sense 10 outrage 9 of 10 outrage 10 outrage 11 . she [knew] she was no match [for] [dan] [reese] when it came to [an] exchange of [epithets] . 1 she 3 she 3 she 4 was 4 was 5 no 5 no 6 match 6 match 18 . 10 when 11 it 10 when 12 came 12 came 13 to 13 to 15 exchange 15 exchange 16 of 16 of 18 . she wished [jem] [blythe] [had] [been] with [her] instead of [walter] . 1 she 2 wished 2 wished 7 with 7 with 12 . 9 instead 10 of 9 instead 12 . if [dan] [reese] had dared to [call] her a pig-girl in [jem] ['s] hearing , [jem] would have wiped up the dust [with] [him] . 1 if 4 had 4 had 5 dared 5 dared 6 to 5 dared 10 pig-girl 6 to 8 her 8 her 9 a 10 pig-girl 14 hearing 11 in 14 hearing 14 hearing 25 . 15 , 17 would 17 would 18 have 18 have 19 wiped 19 wiped 22 dust 20 up 21 the 21 the 22 dust 22 dust 25 . but it never occurred to [faith] [to] expect [walter] to do it , or blame [him] [for] [not] [doing] [it] . 1 but 2 it 1 but 12 it 3 never 11 do 4 occurred 5 to 4 occurred 8 expect 8 expect 10 to 10 to 11 do 11 do 12 it 12 it 21 . 13 , 14 or 14 or 15 blame 15 blame 21 . walter , she knew , never fought other boys . 1 walter 7 fought 1 walter 10 . 2 , 3 she 3 she 4 knew 4 knew 7 fought 5 , 6 never 6 never 7 fought 7 fought 9 boys 8 other 9 boys neither did [charlie] [clow] [of] [the] [north] [road] . 1 neither 2 did 2 did 9 . the [strange] [part] [was] [that] , [while] she despised [charlie] for a coward , [it] never occurred to her [to] [disdain] [walter] . 1 the 23 . 6 , 8 she 8 she 9 despised 9 despised 13 coward 9 despised 23 . 11 for 12 a 12 a 13 coward 13 coward 14 , 14 , 16 never 16 never 17 occurred 17 occurred 19 her 18 to 19 her it was simply that he seemed to her an inhabitant of a world of his own , where different traditions prevailed . 1 it 2 was 1 it 6 seemed 3 simply 6 seemed 4 that 5 he 4 that 6 seemed 6 seemed 7 to 6 seemed 10 inhabitant 8 her 10 inhabitant 9 an 10 inhabitant 10 inhabitant 11 of 10 inhabitant 12 a 10 inhabitant 13 world 10 inhabitant 14 of 10 inhabitant 16 own 15 his 16 own 16 own 21 prevailed 16 own 22 . 17 , 21 prevailed 18 where 21 prevailed 19 different 21 prevailed 20 traditions 21 prevailed faith would as soon have expected [a] [starry-eyed] [young] [angel] [to] pummel [dirty] , [freckled] [dan] [reese] for [her] [as] [walter] [blythe] . 1 faith 2 would 1 faith 6 expected 3 as 4 soon 3 as 6 expected 5 have 6 expected 6 expected 12 pummel 12 pummel 23 . 14 , 18 for 18 for 23 . she would not have blamed the angel [and] she did not blame [walter] [blythe] [.] 1 she 2 would 2 would 5 blamed 3 not 5 blamed 4 have 5 blamed 5 blamed 6 the 5 blamed 7 angel 7 angel 12 blame 9 she 10 did 10 did 11 not 11 not 12 blame but she wished that [sturdy] [jem] [or] [jerry] had been there [and] [dan] ['s] insult continued to [rankle] [in] her soul . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 wished 3 wished 4 that 4 that 9 had 9 had 10 been 10 been 11 there 10 been 15 insult 15 insult 22 . 16 continued 17 to 16 continued 22 . 17 to 20 her 20 her 21 soul walter was pale no longer . 1 walter 3 pale 2 was 3 pale 3 pale 5 longer 4 no 5 longer 5 longer 6 . he had flushed crimson and his beautiful eyes were clouded with shame and anger . 1 he 2 had 2 had 10 clouded 3 flushed 4 crimson 4 crimson 5 and 4 crimson 10 clouded 6 his 10 clouded 7 beautiful 10 clouded 8 eyes 9 were 8 eyes 10 clouded 10 clouded 11 with 10 clouded 12 shame 10 clouded 13 and 10 clouded 14 anger 10 clouded 15 . he knew that [he] ought to have [avenged] [faith] . 1 he 2 knew 1 he 5 ought 2 knew 3 that 5 ought 6 to 6 to 7 have 6 to 10 . jem would have sailed [right] in [and] [made] [dan] [eat] his [words] [with] bitter sauce . 1 jem 15 sauce 2 would 3 have 2 would 4 sailed 4 sailed 6 in 4 sailed 15 sauce 6 in 11 his 11 his 14 bitter 15 sauce 16 . ritchie [warren] [would] [have] overwhelmed [dan] [with] worse ["] names " [than] [dan] [had] [called] [faith] . 1 ritchie 5 overwhelmed 5 overwhelmed 8 worse 8 worse 10 names 8 worse 17 . 10 names 11 " but [walter] [could] [not] simply could not ["] [call] names . " 1 but 5 simply 5 simply 11 . 6 could 7 not 6 could 10 names 10 names 11 . 11 . 12 " he knew he would get the worst of it . 1 he 2 knew 2 knew 9 it 3 he 4 would 4 would 5 get 5 get 7 worst 6 the 7 worst 7 worst 8 of 7 worst 9 it 9 it 10 . he could never conceive or utter the vulgar , ribald insults [of] [which] [dan] [reese] [had] unlimited command . 1 he 4 conceive 2 could 4 conceive 3 never 4 conceive 4 conceive 10 ribald 5 or 10 ribald 6 utter 10 ribald 7 the 10 ribald 8 vulgar 10 ribald 9 , 10 ribald 10 ribald 11 insults 10 ribald 19 . 17 unlimited 18 command 18 command 19 . and as for the trial by fist [,] [walter] couldn't fight . 1 and 2 as 2 as 3 for 3 for 5 trial 4 the 5 trial 5 trial 6 by 5 trial 7 fist 7 fist 12 . 10 couldn't 11 fight 11 fight 12 . he hated the idea . 1 he 2 hated 2 hated 4 idea 2 hated 5 . 3 the 4 idea it was rough and painful and , worst of all , it was ugly . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 rough 3 rough 4 and 4 and 5 painful 5 painful 8 worst 6 and 8 worst 7 , 8 worst 8 worst 9 of 8 worst 10 all 8 worst 11 , 8 worst 12 it 8 worst 14 ugly 12 it 13 was 14 ugly 15 . he never could understand [jem] ['s] [exultation] in an [occasional] conflict . 1 he 3 could 1 he 4 understand 2 never 3 could 4 understand 11 conflict 8 in 9 an 9 an 11 conflict 11 conflict 12 . but he wished [he] [could] [fight] [dan] [reese] . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 wished 3 wished 9 . he was horribly ashamed because [faith] [meredith] had been insulted in his presence and he had not [tried] to punish her insulter . 1 he 2 was 1 he 8 had 2 was 3 horribly 3 horribly 4 ashamed 4 ashamed 5 because 8 had 9 been 9 been 10 insulted 10 insulted 23 . 11 in 12 his 12 his 13 presence 13 presence 14 and 14 and 15 he 15 he 16 had 16 had 17 not 17 not 19 to 19 to 20 punish 20 punish 21 her 21 her 22 insulter 22 insulter 23 . he felt sure she must despise him . 1 he 2 felt 2 felt 3 sure 3 sure 6 despise 4 she 5 must 5 must 6 despise 6 despise 7 him 7 him 8 . she had not even spoken to him [since] [dan] had [called] her pig-girl . 1 she 2 had 2 had 5 spoken 3 not 4 even 3 not 5 spoken 5 spoken 6 to 5 spoken 13 pig-girl 6 to 7 him 10 had 12 her 12 her 13 pig-girl 13 pig-girl 14 . he was glad when they came to the parting of the ways . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 glad 3 glad 9 parting 4 when 5 they 4 when 6 came 6 came 7 to 6 came 9 parting 8 the 9 parting 9 parting 10 of 9 parting 12 ways 10 of 11 the 12 ways 13 . faith , too , was relieved , though for a different reason . 1 faith 6 relieved 2 , 6 relieved 3 too 6 relieved 4 , 6 relieved 5 was 6 relieved 6 relieved 8 though 6 relieved 11 different 6 relieved 12 reason 7 , 8 though 9 for 10 a 10 a 11 different 12 reason 13 . she wanted to be alone because she suddenly felt rather nervous about her errand . 1 she 2 wanted 2 wanted 3 to 2 wanted 5 alone 3 to 4 be 5 alone 11 nervous 6 because 7 she 6 because 11 nervous 8 suddenly 11 nervous 9 felt 11 nervous 10 rather 11 nervous 11 nervous 12 about 11 nervous 14 errand 11 nervous 15 . 13 her 14 errand impulse had [cooled] [,] especially [since] [dan] had bruised her self-respect . 1 impulse 5 especially 2 had 5 especially 5 especially 12 . 8 had 9 bruised 9 bruised 11 self-respect 10 her 11 self-respect 11 self-respect 12 . she must go through with it , but she no longer had enthusiasm to sustain her . 1 she 15 sustain 2 must 3 go 3 go 4 through 3 go 5 with 5 with 15 sustain 6 it 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 9 she 9 she 15 sustain 10 no 11 longer 11 longer 15 sustain 12 had 15 sustain 13 enthusiasm 15 sustain 14 to 15 sustain 15 sustain 16 her 15 sustain 17 . she was going [to] [see] [norman] [douglas] [and] [ask] [him] to come back to church , and she began to be afraid of him . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 going 3 going 14 to 3 going 15 church 11 to 12 come 12 come 13 back 13 back 14 to 15 church 17 and 16 , 17 and 17 and 19 began 18 she 19 began 19 began 20 to 20 to 21 be 21 be 22 afraid 22 afraid 23 of 22 afraid 24 him 24 him 25 . what had [seemed] [so] [easy] [and] [simple] [up] [at] [the] [glen] [seemed] [very] [different] down here . 1 what 2 had 1 what 16 here 15 down 16 here 16 here 17 . she had heard [a] [good] [deal] [about] [norman] [douglas] , and [she] knew that even the biggest boys in school were afraid of him . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 heard 3 heard 17 biggest 10 , 11 and 10 , 15 even 11 and 13 knew 13 knew 14 that 15 even 17 biggest 16 the 17 biggest 17 biggest 18 boys 17 biggest 20 school 17 biggest 22 afraid 19 in 20 school 21 were 22 afraid 22 afraid 23 of 22 afraid 24 him 24 him 25 . suppose he called her something nasty she had heard he was given to that . 1 suppose 6 nasty 1 suppose 14 that 2 he 3 called 3 called 4 her 3 called 6 nasty 5 something 6 nasty 6 nasty 12 given 7 she 8 had 8 had 9 heard 8 had 12 given 10 he 11 was 11 was 12 given 12 given 13 to 14 that 15 . faith could not endure being called names they subdued her far more quickly than a physical blow . 1 faith 4 endure 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 endure 4 endure 9 subdued 5 being 9 subdued 6 called 7 names 7 names 8 they 7 names 9 subdued 9 subdued 10 her 9 subdued 11 far 9 subdued 12 more 9 subdued 13 quickly 9 subdued 18 . 13 quickly 16 physical 14 than 16 physical 15 a 16 physical 16 physical 17 blow but she would go on [faith] [meredith] [always] went on . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 would 2 she 9 went 3 would 4 go 4 go 5 on 9 went 10 on 10 on 11 . if she did not [her] [father] [might] have to leave [the] [glen] [.] 1 if 2 she 1 if 4 not 2 she 3 did 4 not 10 leave 8 have 9 to 9 to 10 leave on the [back] veranda [norman] [douglas] [himself] was sitting , reading a newspaper . 1 on 2 the 2 the 4 veranda 2 the 14 . 4 veranda 9 sitting 8 was 9 sitting 10 , 11 reading 11 reading 13 newspaper 12 a 13 newspaper 13 newspaper 14 . his big dog was beside him . 1 his 2 big 2 big 5 beside 3 dog 5 beside 4 was 5 beside 5 beside 6 him 6 him 7 . norman [douglas] was rather a fine-looking personage in his way . 1 norman 6 fine-looking 3 was 6 fine-looking 4 rather 6 fine-looking 5 a 6 fine-looking 6 fine-looking 7 personage 6 fine-looking 10 way 6 fine-looking 11 . 7 personage 8 in 8 in 9 his his high , white forehead was unwrinkled and his blue eyes could flash still with all the fire of his tempestuous youth . 1 his 7 unwrinkled 2 high 7 unwrinkled 3 , 7 unwrinkled 4 white 7 unwrinkled 5 forehead 7 unwrinkled 6 was 7 unwrinkled 7 unwrinkled 8 and 7 unwrinkled 9 his 7 unwrinkled 10 blue 7 unwrinkled 11 eyes 7 unwrinkled 12 could 7 unwrinkled 13 flash 9 his 10 blue 13 flash 14 still 13 flash 18 fire 14 still 15 with 16 all 17 the 17 the 18 fire 18 fire 21 tempestuous 19 of 21 tempestuous 20 his 21 tempestuous 21 tempestuous 22 youth 21 tempestuous 23 . he could be very amiable when he liked , and he could be very terrible . 1 he 2 could 2 could 3 be 3 be 4 very 4 very 5 amiable 5 amiable 8 liked 6 when 7 he 7 he 8 liked 8 liked 14 very 9 , 10 and 9 , 11 he 11 he 12 could 12 could 13 be 13 be 14 very 14 very 15 terrible 15 terrible 16 . poor [faith] [,] [so] anxiously bent on [retrieving] the [situation] [in] regard [to] [the] [church] , [had] [caught] [him] in one of his terrible moods . 1 poor 5 anxiously 5 anxiously 26 . 6 bent 7 on 7 on 9 the 9 the 12 regard 12 regard 16 , 16 , 20 in 20 in 25 moods 21 one 22 of 21 one 25 moods 23 his 25 moods 24 terrible 25 moods 25 moods 26 . he did not know who she was and he gazed at her with disfavour . 1 he 2 did 1 he 7 was 1 he 14 disfavour 2 did 3 not 4 know 5 who 5 who 7 was 6 she 7 was 8 and 14 disfavour 9 he 10 gazed 9 he 14 disfavour 10 gazed 14 disfavour 11 at 14 disfavour 12 her 14 disfavour 13 with 14 disfavour 14 disfavour 15 . norman [douglas] liked girls of spirit and flame and laughter . 1 norman 8 flame 3 liked 8 flame 4 girls 8 flame 5 of 8 flame 6 spirit 8 flame 7 and 8 flame 8 flame 9 and 8 flame 10 laughter 8 flame 11 . 9 and 10 laughter at this moment [faith] was very pale . 1 at 3 moment 1 at 8 . 2 this 3 moment 5 was 6 very 6 very 7 pale 7 pale 8 . she was of the type to which colour means everything . 1 she 2 was 1 she 5 type 2 was 5 type 3 of 5 type 4 the 5 type 5 type 6 to 5 type 7 which 5 type 8 colour 5 type 9 means 5 type 10 everything 10 everything 11 . lacking her crimson cheeks she seemed meek and even insignificant . 1 lacking 2 her 1 lacking 3 crimson 1 lacking 6 seemed 1 lacking 7 meek 3 crimson 4 cheeks 5 she 6 seemed 7 meek 8 and 7 meek 10 insignificant 9 even 10 insignificant 10 insignificant 11 . she looked apologetic and afraid , and the bully in [norman] [douglas] ['s] [heart] [stirred] . 1 she 3 apologetic 2 looked 3 apologetic 3 apologetic 4 and 3 apologetic 5 afraid 3 apologetic 7 and 3 apologetic 8 the 3 apologetic 9 bully 3 apologetic 16 . 6 , 7 and 8 the 9 bully 10 in 16 . " who the dickens are you ? 1 " 2 who 2 who 4 dickens 3 the 4 dickens 4 dickens 5 are 4 dickens 7 ? 5 are 6 you and what do you want here ? " he demanded in his great resounding voice , with a fierce scowl . 1 and 2 what 2 what 3 do 2 what 7 ? 3 do 4 you 3 do 5 want 5 want 6 here 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 he 8 " 10 demanded 10 demanded 14 resounding 11 in 14 resounding 12 his 14 resounding 13 great 14 resounding 14 resounding 15 voice 14 resounding 16 , 14 resounding 17 with 14 resounding 18 a 14 resounding 19 fierce 14 resounding 20 scowl 20 scowl 21 . for once in her [life] [faith] [had] [nothing] to say . 1 for 2 once 2 once 3 in 3 in 4 her 4 her 11 . 9 to 10 say 9 to 11 . she had never supposed [norman] [douglas] was [like] [this] . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 never 2 had 4 supposed 4 supposed 10 . 7 was 10 . she was paralyzed with terror of him . 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 paralyzed 2 was 3 paralyzed 3 paralyzed 5 terror 3 paralyzed 6 of 3 paralyzed 7 him 3 paralyzed 8 . 4 with 5 terror 7 him 8 . he saw it and it made him worse . 1 he 2 saw 2 saw 3 it 3 it 9 . 4 and 5 it 5 it 8 worse 6 made 7 him 6 made 8 worse 8 worse 9 . " what 's the matter with you ? " he boomed . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 matter 3 's 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 11 boomed 6 with 11 boomed 7 you 11 boomed 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 11 boomed 10 he 11 boomed 11 boomed 12 . " you look as if you wanted to say something and was scared to say it . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 look 3 look 4 as 4 as 5 if 5 if 6 you 5 if 7 wanted 7 wanted 8 to 7 wanted 10 something 7 wanted 13 scared 7 wanted 14 to 8 to 9 say 9 say 10 something 11 and 12 was 12 was 13 scared 14 to 15 say 15 say 16 it 16 it 17 . what 's troubling you ? 1 what 3 troubling 2 's 3 troubling 3 troubling 4 you 4 you 5 ? confound it , speak up , can't you ? " 1 confound 2 it 1 confound 3 , 1 confound 4 speak 1 confound 5 up 1 confound 6 , 1 confound 7 can't 1 confound 8 you 8 you 9 ? 9 ? 10 " no . 1 no 2 . faith could not speak up . 1 faith 4 speak 1 faith 5 up 1 faith 6 . 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 speak no words [would] [come] [.] 1 no 2 words but her lips began to tremble . 1 but 2 her 2 her 3 lips 3 lips 6 tremble 3 lips 7 . 4 began 5 to 5 to 6 tremble " [for] heaven 's sake , don't cry , " shouted [norman] . 1 " 3 heaven 3 heaven 5 sake 4 's 5 sake 5 sake 6 , 6 , 7 don't 7 don't 8 cry 8 cry 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 shouted 11 shouted 13 . " [i] can't stand snivelling . 1 " 3 can't 3 can't 4 stand 4 stand 6 . 5 snivelling 6 . if you ['ve] [anything] [to] say , [say] [it] and have done . 1 if 2 you 2 you 6 say 6 say 7 , 7 , 10 and 10 and 13 . 11 have 12 done 12 done 13 . great [kitty] , [is] [the] [girl] [possessed] [of] [a] [dumb] spirit [?] 1 great 3 , 1 great 11 spirit don't look at me like that [i'm] human [i] [haven't] [got] a tail [!] 1 don't 5 like 2 look 3 at 2 look 4 me 2 look 5 like 5 like 6 that 6 that 8 human 8 human 13 tail 12 a 13 tail who are you who are you , [i] say ? " 1 who 2 are 2 are 10 ? 3 you 5 are 4 who 5 are 5 are 10 ? 6 you 7 , 6 you 10 ? 9 say 10 ? 10 ? 11 " norman 's voice could have been heard at the harbour . 1 norman 3 voice 1 norman 8 at 2 's 3 voice 3 voice 7 heard 4 could 5 have 5 have 6 been 5 have 7 heard 8 at 10 harbour 9 the 10 harbour 10 harbour 11 . operations in the kitchen were suspended . 1 operations 2 in 1 operations 4 kitchen 1 operations 5 were 1 operations 6 suspended 1 operations 7 . 2 in 3 the mrs [wilson] [was] [listening] open-eared and [eyed] . 1 mrs 5 open-eared 5 open-eared 8 . 6 and 8 . norman put his huge brown hands on his knees and leaned forward [,] staring [into] [faith] ['s] pallid , shrinking face . 1 norman 4 huge 2 put 3 his 3 his 4 huge 4 huge 5 brown 4 huge 9 knees 6 hands 9 knees 7 on 8 his 7 on 9 knees 8 his 9 knees 9 knees 10 and 9 knees 11 leaned 11 leaned 12 forward 12 forward 14 staring 14 staring 22 . 18 pallid 19 , 18 pallid 20 shrinking 20 shrinking 21 face 21 face 22 . he [seemed] to [loom] [over] [her] [like] [some] evil giant out of a fairy tale . 1 he 3 to 3 to 16 . 9 evil 12 of 9 evil 14 fairy 10 giant 11 out 11 out 12 of 13 a 14 fairy 14 fairy 15 tale 15 tale 16 . she felt as if he would eat her up next thing , body and bones . 1 she 2 felt 2 felt 4 if 2 felt 15 bones 3 as 4 if 4 if 6 would 5 he 6 would 6 would 7 eat 7 eat 9 up 8 her 9 up 10 next 11 thing 11 thing 12 , 11 thing 15 bones 13 body 14 and 13 body 15 bones 15 bones 16 . " [i] [am] [faith] [meredith] , " she said , in little more than a whisper . 1 " 9 said 6 , 9 said 7 " 9 said 8 she 9 said 9 said 10 , 9 said 16 whisper 9 said 17 . 11 in 16 whisper 12 little 13 more 13 more 14 than 13 more 16 whisper 15 a 16 whisper " [meredith] , hey ? 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 hey 4 hey 5 ? one of the parson 's youngsters , hey ? 1 one 2 of 2 of 3 the 3 the 4 parson 4 parson 5 's 4 parson 6 youngsters 6 youngsters 8 hey 7 , 8 hey 8 hey 9 ? i 've heard of you [i] 've heard of you ! 1 i 2 've 1 i 10 you 2 've 3 heard 2 've 8 heard 3 heard 4 of 5 you 7 've 7 've 8 heard 8 heard 9 of 10 you 11 ! riding [on] pigs and breaking the [sabbath] [!] 1 riding 3 pigs 3 pigs 4 and 3 pigs 5 breaking 5 breaking 6 the a nice lot ! 1 a 3 lot 2 nice 3 lot 3 lot 4 ! what do you want here , hey ? 1 what 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 want 4 want 5 here 5 here 6 , 6 , 7 hey 7 hey 8 ? what do you want of the old pagan , hey ? 1 what 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 8 pagan 4 want 8 pagan 5 of 8 pagan 6 the 8 pagan 7 old 8 pagan 8 pagan 9 , 8 pagan 10 hey 10 hey 11 ? i [don't] ask favours of parsons [and] [i] [don't] [give] [any] . 1 i 3 ask 3 ask 4 favours 4 favours 5 of 4 favours 6 parsons 6 parsons 12 . what do you want , [i] [say] ? " 1 what 2 do 1 what 8 ? 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 want 5 , 8 ? 8 ? 9 " faith wished herself a thousand miles away . 1 faith 6 miles 1 faith 8 . 2 wished 3 herself 2 wished 6 miles 3 herself 4 a 5 thousand 6 miles 6 miles 7 away she stammered out her thought in its naked simplicity . 1 she 2 stammered 2 stammered 3 out 2 stammered 5 thought 2 stammered 8 naked 3 out 4 her 6 in 7 its 7 its 8 naked 8 naked 9 simplicity 9 simplicity 10 . " [i] came to [ask] you to go to church and pay to the salary . " 1 " 17 " 3 came 4 to 4 to 15 salary 6 you 8 go 7 to 8 go 8 go 9 to 9 to 15 salary 10 church 11 and 10 church 15 salary 12 pay 15 salary 13 to 15 salary 14 the 15 salary 15 salary 17 " 16 . 17 " norman glared at her . 1 norman 2 glared 1 norman 4 her 2 glared 3 at 4 her 5 . then he burst forth again . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 burst 3 burst 4 forth 4 forth 5 again 5 again 6 . " you impudent hussy you ! 1 " 2 you 1 " 4 hussy 2 you 4 hussy 3 impudent 4 hussy 4 hussy 5 you 4 hussy 6 ! who put you up to it , jade ? 1 who 9 ? 2 put 8 jade 3 you 8 jade 4 up 5 to 4 up 8 jade 6 it 8 jade 7 , 8 jade 8 jade 9 ? who put you up to it ? " 1 who 2 put 1 who 7 ? 3 you 5 to 3 you 7 ? 4 up 5 to 6 it 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " nobody , " said [poor] [faith] . 1 " 2 nobody 1 " 5 said 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 . " that 's a [lie] . 1 " 3 's 2 that 3 's 3 's 4 a 4 a 6 . don't lie to me ! 1 don't 4 me 2 lie 3 to 3 to 4 me 4 me 5 ! who sent you here ? 1 who 2 sent 1 who 5 ? 3 you 5 ? 4 here 5 ? it wasn't your father he hasn't the smeddum of a flea but he wouldn't send you to do what he dassn't do himself . 1 it 2 wasn't 2 wasn't 8 smeddum 3 your 8 smeddum 4 father 8 smeddum 5 he 8 smeddum 6 hasn't 8 smeddum 7 the 8 smeddum 8 smeddum 9 of 8 smeddum 11 flea 8 smeddum 12 but 8 smeddum 13 he 8 smeddum 14 wouldn't 8 smeddum 17 to 8 smeddum 20 he 10 a 11 flea 15 send 16 you 15 send 17 to 17 to 18 do 18 do 19 what 20 he 21 dassn't 21 dassn't 22 do 21 dassn't 23 himself 21 dassn't 24 . i suppose [it] [was] some of them confounded [old] [maids] [at] [the] [glen] , [was] [it] was it , hey ? " 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 5 some 5 some 6 of 5 some 8 confounded 6 of 7 them 8 confounded 14 , 14 , 22 " 17 was 18 it 18 it 21 ? 19 , 20 hey 20 hey 21 ? 21 ? 22 " " no [i] [i] [just] [came] [myself] . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 8 . 8 . 9 " " do you take me for a fool ? " shouted [norman] . 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 9 ? 3 you 4 take 5 me 6 for 6 for 7 a 7 a 8 fool 8 fool 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 10 " 11 shouted 11 shouted 13 . " no [i] thought you were a gentleman , " said [faith] faintly [,] [and] certainly without any thought of being sarcastic . 1 " 2 no 1 " 11 said 4 thought 6 were 5 you 6 were 6 were 7 a 7 a 10 " 8 gentleman 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 faintly 13 faintly 23 . 16 certainly 22 sarcastic 17 without 18 any 17 without 21 being 19 thought 20 of 20 of 21 being 21 being 22 sarcastic 22 sarcastic 23 . norman bounced up . 1 norman 2 bounced 2 bounced 3 up 3 up 4 . " mind your own business . 1 " 2 mind 2 mind 5 business 3 your 4 own 4 own 5 business 5 business 6 . i don't want to hear another word from you . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 want 2 don't 9 you 3 want 4 to 3 want 5 hear 5 hear 7 word 6 another 7 word 7 word 8 from 9 you 10 . if you wasn't such a kid [i] 'd teach you to interfere in what doesn't concern you . 1 if 2 you 1 if 12 interfere 1 if 17 you 3 wasn't 6 kid 4 such 5 a 4 such 6 kid 6 kid 8 'd 6 kid 9 teach 6 kid 12 interfere 9 teach 10 you 11 to 12 interfere 12 interfere 13 in 12 interfere 14 what 12 interfere 16 concern 15 doesn't 16 concern 17 you 18 . when [i] [want] [parsons] [or] [pill-dosers] [i] ['ll] send [for] [them] [.] 1 when 9 send till [i] [do] [i] ['ll] [have] [no] [truck] [with] [them] . 1 till 11 . do you understand ? 1 do 2 you 2 you 4 ? 3 understand 4 ? now , get out , cheese-face . " 1 now 6 cheese-face 2 , 6 cheese-face 3 get 6 cheese-face 4 out 6 cheese-face 5 , 6 cheese-face 6 cheese-face 8 " 7 . 8 " faith [got] out . 1 faith 3 out 3 out 4 . she stumbled blindly down the steps , out of the yard gate and into the lane . 1 she 2 stumbled 2 stumbled 3 blindly 3 blindly 6 steps 3 blindly 17 . 4 down 6 steps 5 the 6 steps 6 steps 7 , 6 steps 11 yard 8 out 9 of 8 out 10 the 10 the 11 yard 11 yard 12 gate 12 gate 13 and 12 gate 16 lane 14 into 15 the 15 the 16 lane half way up the lane her daze of fear passed away and a reaction of tingling anger possessed her . 1 half 7 daze 2 way 7 daze 3 up 7 daze 4 the 5 lane 5 lane 7 daze 6 her 7 daze 7 daze 8 of 7 daze 9 fear 7 daze 20 . 9 fear 14 reaction 10 passed 14 reaction 11 away 14 reaction 12 and 14 reaction 13 a 14 reaction 14 reaction 15 of 14 reaction 16 tingling 14 reaction 17 anger 14 reaction 18 possessed 14 reaction 19 her by the time she reached the end of the lane she was in such a furious temper as she had never experienced before . 1 by 2 the 1 by 3 time 3 time 5 reached 4 she 5 reached 5 reached 10 lane 6 the 10 lane 7 end 10 lane 8 of 9 the 9 the 10 lane 10 lane 16 furious 11 she 12 was 11 she 16 furious 12 was 16 furious 13 in 14 such 14 such 15 a 14 such 16 furious 16 furious 22 experienced 16 furious 24 . 17 temper 22 experienced 18 as 22 experienced 19 she 20 had 20 had 22 experienced 21 never 22 experienced 22 experienced 23 before 23 before 24 . norman [douglas] ' insults burned in her soul , kindling a scorching flame . 1 norman 4 insults 3 ' 4 insults 4 insults 5 burned 4 insults 6 in 4 insults 7 her 4 insults 8 soul 4 insults 9 , 4 insults 10 kindling 10 kindling 12 scorching 10 kindling 14 . 11 a 12 scorching 12 scorching 13 flame go home ! 1 go 2 home 1 go 3 ! [not] [she] [!] she would go straight back and tell that old ogre just what she thought of him she would show him oh , wouldn't she ! 1 she 2 would 2 would 3 go 3 go 4 straight 4 straight 5 back 4 straight 10 ogre 5 back 6 and 7 tell 8 that 7 tell 10 ogre 9 old 10 ogre 10 ogre 12 what 10 ogre 14 thought 10 ogre 20 him 10 ogre 22 , 10 ogre 25 ! 11 just 12 what 13 she 14 thought 14 thought 15 of 14 thought 16 him 14 thought 18 would 17 she 18 would 19 show 20 him 21 oh 22 , 22 , 23 wouldn't 22 , 24 she cheese-face , indeed ! 1 cheese-face 2 , 1 cheese-face 3 indeed 1 cheese-face 4 ! unhesitatingly she turned and walked back . 1 unhesitatingly 2 she 1 unhesitatingly 3 turned 1 unhesitatingly 4 and 1 unhesitatingly 5 walked 1 unhesitatingly 6 back 1 unhesitatingly 7 . the veranda was deserted and the kitchen door shut . 1 the 2 veranda 2 veranda 7 kitchen 3 was 4 deserted 4 deserted 5 and 5 and 6 the 6 the 7 kitchen 7 kitchen 8 door 8 door 9 shut 8 door 10 . faith opened the door without knocking , and went in . 1 faith 6 knocking 1 faith 10 in 1 faith 11 . 2 opened 4 door 2 opened 6 knocking 3 the 4 door 5 without 6 knocking 6 knocking 9 went 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 went norman [douglas] [had] [just] [sat] [down] at the [supper] table , but he still held his newspaper . 1 norman 15 held 7 at 8 the 8 the 10 table 10 table 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 he 12 but 14 still 14 still 15 held 15 held 16 his 15 held 17 newspaper 17 newspaper 18 . faith walked inflexibly across the room , caught the paper from his hand , flung it on the floor and stamped on it . 1 faith 3 inflexibly 2 walked 3 inflexibly 3 inflexibly 4 across 3 inflexibly 5 the 3 inflexibly 6 room 3 inflexibly 7 , 3 inflexibly 8 caught 8 caught 15 flung 9 the 10 paper 10 paper 13 hand 10 paper 15 flung 11 from 12 his 12 his 13 hand 13 hand 14 , 15 flung 16 it 15 flung 21 stamped 15 flung 22 on 15 flung 23 it 17 on 18 the 18 the 19 floor 19 floor 21 stamped 20 and 21 stamped 23 it 24 . then she faced him , with her flashing eyes and scarlet cheeks . 1 then 3 faced 2 she 3 faced 3 faced 4 him 3 faced 8 flashing 5 , 8 flashing 6 with 7 her 6 with 8 flashing 7 her 8 flashing 8 flashing 9 eyes 8 flashing 10 and 8 flashing 11 scarlet 8 flashing 12 cheeks 12 cheeks 13 . she was such a handsome young fury [that] [norman] [douglas] hardly recognized her . 1 she 2 was 1 she 12 recognized 2 was 4 a 3 such 4 a 5 handsome 6 young 5 handsome 7 fury 7 fury 12 recognized 11 hardly 12 recognized 12 recognized 13 her 12 recognized 14 . " what 's brought you back ? " he growled , but more in bewilderment than rage . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 's 2 what 4 brought 2 what 7 ? 5 you 6 back 5 you 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 15 bewilderment 9 he 10 growled 10 growled 12 but 10 growled 15 bewilderment 11 , 12 but 13 more 15 bewilderment 14 in 15 bewilderment 15 bewilderment 16 than 15 bewilderment 17 rage 15 bewilderment 18 . unquailingly she glared back into the angry eyes against which so few people could hold their own . 1 unquailingly 2 she 1 unquailingly 3 glared 1 unquailingly 4 back 1 unquailingly 5 into 1 unquailingly 7 angry 5 into 6 the 7 angry 8 eyes 7 angry 9 against 9 against 15 hold 10 which 13 people 10 which 14 could 11 so 12 few 12 few 13 people 14 could 15 hold 15 hold 17 own 16 their 17 own 17 own 18 . " [i] [have] come back to tell you exactly what [i] think of you , " said [faith] in clear , ringing tones . 1 " 4 come 1 " 14 you 4 come 5 back 5 back 6 to 6 to 7 tell 7 tell 8 you 7 tell 10 what 8 you 9 exactly 10 what 12 think 12 think 13 of 14 you 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 24 . 19 in 20 clear 20 clear 21 , 20 clear 22 ringing 22 ringing 23 tones 23 tones 24 . " [i] [am] not [afraid] of you . 1 " 4 not 1 " 7 you 4 not 6 of 7 you 8 . you are a rude , unjust , tyrannical , disagreeable old man . 1 you 2 are 2 are 8 tyrannical 3 a 8 tyrannical 4 rude 8 tyrannical 5 , 8 tyrannical 6 unjust 8 tyrannical 7 , 8 tyrannical 8 tyrannical 9 , 8 tyrannical 10 disagreeable 8 tyrannical 11 old 8 tyrannical 12 man 8 tyrannical 13 . susan says you are sure to go to hell , and [i] was sorry for you , but [i] [am] not [now] . 1 susan 2 says 2 says 9 hell 3 you 4 are 4 are 5 sure 5 sure 9 hell 6 to 7 go 6 to 9 hell 7 go 8 to 7 go 9 hell 8 to 9 hell 9 hell 10 , 9 hell 14 sorry 9 hell 23 . 10 , 11 and 13 was 14 sorry 15 for 16 you 16 you 17 , 17 , 18 but 18 but 21 not 21 not 23 . your wife never had a new hat for ten years no wonder she died . 1 your 2 wife 2 wife 14 died 3 never 4 had 4 had 14 died 5 a 6 new 6 new 7 hat 7 hat 9 ten 8 for 9 ten 9 ten 10 years 10 years 14 died 11 no 12 wonder 12 wonder 14 died 13 she 14 died 14 died 15 . i am going to make faces at you whenever [i] see you [after] [this] . 1 i 2 am 1 i 11 see 1 i 12 you 2 am 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 9 whenever 4 to 5 make 5 make 6 faces 6 faces 7 at 6 faces 9 whenever 8 you 9 whenever 12 you 15 . every time [i] [am] [behind] you you will know what is happening . 1 every 2 time 1 every 12 happening 6 you 9 know 7 you 8 will 7 you 9 know 9 know 10 what 10 what 11 is 10 what 12 happening 12 happening 13 . you are an old vampire and [i] hope [you] 'll have [the] [scotch] fiddle ! " 1 you 2 are 1 you 10 'll 2 are 5 vampire 3 an 5 vampire 4 old 5 vampire 5 vampire 6 and 5 vampire 8 hope 10 'll 11 have 11 have 14 fiddle 14 fiddle 16 " 15 ! 16 " faith did not know what a vampire meant any more than she knew [what] [the] [scotch] [fiddle] [was] [.] 1 faith 7 vampire 2 did 3 not 2 did 7 vampire 4 know 7 vampire 5 what 7 vampire 6 a 7 vampire 7 vampire 8 meant 7 vampire 9 any 7 vampire 11 than 7 vampire 12 she 7 vampire 13 knew 9 any 10 more 12 she 13 knew she had heard [susan] [use] the expressions and gathered [from] her [tone] that [both] [were] [dire] [things] . 1 she 2 had 1 she 11 her 2 had 3 heard 6 the 7 expressions 7 expressions 9 gathered 8 and 9 gathered 9 gathered 11 her 11 her 18 . 13 that 18 . but [norman] [douglas] knew [what] [the] latter meant [at] [least] . 1 but 4 knew 4 knew 7 latter 7 latter 8 meant 8 meant 11 . he had listened in absolute [silence] [to] [faith] ['s] tirade . 1 he 2 had 1 he 3 listened 3 listened 5 absolute 4 in 5 absolute 5 absolute 10 tirade 10 tirade 11 . when she paused for breath , with a stamp of her foot , he suddenly burst into loud laughter . 1 when 2 she 2 she 3 paused 3 paused 4 for 3 paused 5 breath 3 paused 6 , 3 paused 9 stamp 7 with 8 a 7 with 9 stamp 8 a 9 stamp 9 stamp 10 of 9 stamp 12 foot 9 stamp 15 suddenly 11 her 12 foot 13 , 14 he 14 he 15 suddenly 15 suddenly 16 burst 16 burst 17 into 16 burst 18 loud 16 burst 19 laughter 19 laughter 20 . with a mighty slap of hand on knee he exclaimed , 1 with 4 slap 2 a 4 slap 3 mighty 4 slap 4 slap 5 of 4 slap 6 hand 4 slap 8 knee 4 slap 9 he 4 slap 10 exclaimed 7 on 8 knee 10 exclaimed 11 , " [i] vow you 've got spunk , after all [i] [like] spunk . 1 " 3 vow 1 " 14 . 4 you 5 've 5 've 6 got 6 got 13 spunk 7 spunk 8 , 7 spunk 13 spunk 8 , 9 after 9 after 10 all 13 spunk 14 . come , sit down sit down ! " 1 come 2 , 1 come 3 sit 1 come 7 ! 3 sit 4 down 3 sit 6 down 5 sit 6 down 7 ! 8 " " [i] will not . " 1 " 6 " 3 will 4 not 4 not 5 . 5 . 6 " faith 's eyes flashed more passionately . 1 faith 6 passionately 2 's 3 eyes 3 eyes 4 flashed 4 flashed 5 more 4 flashed 6 passionately 6 passionately 7 . she thought she was being made fun of treated contemptuously . 1 she 2 thought 2 thought 4 was 2 thought 5 being 3 she 4 was 5 being 10 contemptuously 6 made 7 fun 7 fun 8 of 7 fun 10 contemptuously 9 treated 10 contemptuously 10 contemptuously 11 . she would have enjoyed another explosion of rage , but this cut deep . 1 she 2 would 2 would 6 explosion 3 have 4 enjoyed 4 enjoyed 6 explosion 5 another 6 explosion 6 explosion 7 of 6 explosion 8 rage 6 explosion 10 but 6 explosion 11 this 6 explosion 12 cut 8 rage 9 , 12 cut 13 deep 13 deep 14 . " [i] will [not] sit down [in] [your] [house] . 1 " 3 will 3 will 5 sit 5 sit 6 down 6 down 10 . i am going home . 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 going 3 going 4 home 4 home 5 . but [i] [am] [glad] [i] [came] [back] [here] [and] [told] you exactly [what] my opinion of you [is] . " 1 but 11 you 1 but 12 exactly 12 exactly 15 opinion 14 my 15 opinion 15 opinion 16 of 16 of 19 . 17 you 19 . 19 . 20 " " so [am] [i] [so] [am] [i] , " chuckled [norman] . 1 " 2 so 1 " 12 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 12 . 9 " 10 chuckled " [i] [like] you you're fine you 're great . 1 " 8 're 4 you 8 're 5 you're 6 fine 5 you're 8 're 7 you 8 're 8 're 9 great 9 great 10 . such roses such vim ! 1 such 4 vim 2 roses 4 vim 3 such 4 vim 4 vim 5 ! did [i] [call] her [cheese-face] [?] 1 did 4 her why , she never smelt a cheese . 1 why 5 smelt 2 , 5 smelt 3 she 4 never 4 never 5 smelt 5 smelt 7 cheese 6 a 7 cheese 7 cheese 8 . sit down . 1 sit 2 down 2 down 3 . if you ['d] [looked] like that [at] [the] [first] [,] [girl] [!] 1 if 2 you 2 you 5 like 5 like 6 that so you 'll write my name under the devil 's picture , [will] you ? 1 so 2 you 2 you 15 ? 3 'll 4 write 4 write 6 name 4 write 9 devil 5 my 6 name 7 under 9 devil 8 the 9 devil 9 devil 11 picture 9 devil 12 , 10 's 11 picture 12 , 14 you 14 you 15 ? but [he] ['s] [black] , girl , he ['s] [black] [and] [i] ['m] [red] [.] 1 but 8 he 5 , 8 he 6 girl 7 , 7 , 8 he it won't do it won't do ! 1 it 5 won't 2 won't 3 do 2 won't 5 won't 3 do 4 it 5 won't 6 do 5 won't 7 ! and you [hope] [i] 'll have the [scotch] fiddle [,] do you ? 1 and 2 you 2 you 5 'll 2 you 13 ? 5 'll 6 have 6 have 7 the 9 fiddle 11 do 11 do 12 you 12 you 13 ? lord [love] you , [girl] , [i] [had] [it] when [i] was a boy . 1 lord 3 you 3 you 4 , 3 you 15 . 6 , 10 when 10 when 12 was 12 was 13 a 13 a 14 boy 14 boy 15 . don't wish it on me again . 1 don't 2 wish 1 don't 3 it 1 don't 5 me 3 it 4 on 5 me 6 again 6 again 7 . sit down sit in . 1 sit 2 down 1 sit 3 sit 3 sit 4 in 4 in 5 . we 'll tak ' a cup o ' kindness . " 1 we 3 tak 2 'll 3 tak 3 tak 4 ' 3 tak 5 a 3 tak 6 cup 3 tak 7 o 3 tak 8 ' 3 tak 9 kindness 9 kindness 10 . 10 . 11 " " no , thank you , " said [faith] haughtily . 1 " 2 no 2 no 4 thank 3 , 4 thank 4 thank 5 you 5 you 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 haughtily 10 haughtily 11 . " oh , yes , you will . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 yes 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 6 you 6 you 7 will 7 will 8 . come , come now , [i] [apologize] , [girl] [i] [apologize] . 1 come 2 , 1 come 12 . 3 come 4 now 4 now 5 , 4 now 8 , 8 , 12 . i made a fool of myself and [i] 'm sorry . 1 i 6 myself 1 i 9 'm 2 made 3 a 2 made 4 fool 3 a 4 fool 4 fool 5 of 4 fool 6 myself 6 myself 7 and 9 'm 10 sorry 10 sorry 11 . man can't say fairer . 1 man 4 fairer 2 can't 4 fairer 3 say 4 fairer 4 fairer 5 . forget and forgive . 1 forget 2 and 2 and 3 forgive 3 forgive 4 . shake hands , girl shake hands . 1 shake 2 hands 1 shake 3 , 1 shake 5 shake 4 girl 5 shake 5 shake 6 hands 6 hands 7 . she won't no , she won't ! 1 she 6 won't 2 won't 6 won't 3 no 4 , 3 no 6 won't 5 she 6 won't 6 won't 7 ! but she must [!] 1 but 3 must 2 she 3 must i 'm the only one in the clan can do it . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 8 clan 3 the 8 clan 4 only 5 one 4 only 8 clan 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 clan 8 clan 9 can 8 clan 12 . 9 can 10 do 11 it 12 . is it a bargain , girl ? " 1 is 3 a 1 is 4 bargain 2 it 3 a 4 bargain 5 , 5 , 8 " 6 girl 7 ? 7 ? 8 " it seemed a bargain . 1 it 2 seemed 2 seemed 4 bargain 3 a 4 bargain 4 bargain 5 . faith found herself shaking hands with the ogre and then sitting at his board . 1 faith 3 herself 1 faith 4 shaking 2 found 3 herself 4 shaking 5 hands 4 shaking 6 with 4 shaking 8 ogre 4 shaking 15 . 7 the 8 ogre 8 ogre 10 then 8 ogre 11 sitting 8 ogre 13 his 8 ogre 14 board 9 and 10 then 11 sitting 12 at 14 board 15 . her [temper] was [over] [faith] ['s] [tempers] [never] lasted [very] [long] [but] its excitement still sparkled in her eyes and crimsoned her cheeks . 1 her 3 was 1 her 9 lasted 9 lasted 24 . 13 its 16 sparkled 14 excitement 16 sparkled 15 still 16 sparkled 16 sparkled 21 crimsoned 17 in 19 eyes 18 her 19 eyes 19 eyes 20 and 19 eyes 21 crimsoned 21 crimsoned 23 cheeks 22 her 23 cheeks 23 cheeks 24 . norman [douglas] looked at her admiringly . 1 norman 3 looked 1 norman 5 her 3 looked 4 at 5 her 7 . 6 admiringly 7 . " go , get some of [your] [best] [preserves] , [wilson] [,] " he ordered , " and stop sulking , woman , stop sulking . 1 " 2 go 1 " 10 , 2 go 3 , 2 go 4 get 4 get 5 some 5 some 6 of 10 , 13 " 13 " 26 . 14 he 15 ordered 15 ordered 25 sulking 16 , 17 " 16 , 25 sulking 18 and 19 stop 19 stop 25 sulking 20 sulking 21 , 20 sulking 22 woman 20 sulking 23 , 20 sulking 25 sulking 24 stop 25 sulking 25 sulking 26 . what if we did have a quarrel , woman ? 1 what 3 we 1 what 4 did 1 what 10 ? 2 if 3 we 4 did 7 quarrel 5 have 7 quarrel 6 a 7 quarrel 7 quarrel 8 , 7 quarrel 9 woman a good squall clears the air and briskens things up . 1 a 2 good 2 good 8 briskens 3 squall 8 briskens 4 clears 8 briskens 5 the 8 briskens 6 air 8 briskens 7 and 8 briskens 8 briskens 9 things 8 briskens 10 up 8 briskens 11 . but no drizzling and fogging afterwards no drizzling and fogging , woman . 1 but 10 fogging 2 no 3 drizzling 3 drizzling 5 fogging 3 drizzling 10 fogging 4 and 5 fogging 5 fogging 6 afterwards 7 no 8 drizzling 8 drizzling 10 fogging 9 and 10 fogging 10 fogging 11 , 10 fogging 12 woman 10 fogging 13 . i can't stand that . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 3 stand 3 stand 4 that 3 stand 5 . temper in a woman but no tears for me . 1 temper 4 woman 1 temper 7 tears 2 in 3 a 3 a 4 woman 5 but 6 no 6 no 7 tears 7 tears 10 . 8 for 9 me 9 me 10 . here , girl , is some messed up meat and potatoes for you . 1 here 7 messed 2 , 7 messed 3 girl 7 messed 4 , 7 messed 5 is 7 messed 6 some 7 messed 7 messed 8 up 7 messed 9 meat 7 messed 10 and 7 messed 11 potatoes 7 messed 12 for 7 messed 13 you 13 you 14 . begin on that . 1 begin 4 . 2 on 3 that 2 on 4 . wilson has some fancy name for it , but [i] [call] lit [macanaccady] . 1 wilson 2 has 1 wilson 3 some 1 wilson 4 fancy 1 wilson 5 name 1 wilson 7 it 5 name 6 for 7 it 14 . 8 , 9 but 8 , 12 lit 12 lit 14 . anything [i] [can't] [analyze] in the eating line [i] [call] macanaccady [and] [anything] wet [that] [puzzles] me [i] [call] [shallamagouslem] . 1 anything 8 line 5 in 6 the 5 in 8 line 6 the 7 eating 8 line 21 . 11 macanaccady 14 wet 14 wet 17 me 17 me 21 . wilson 's tea is shallamagouslem . 1 wilson 5 shallamagouslem 2 's 5 shallamagouslem 3 tea 5 shallamagouslem 4 is 5 shallamagouslem 5 shallamagouslem 6 . i swear she makes it out of burdocks . 1 i 2 swear 2 swear 8 burdocks 3 she 8 burdocks 4 makes 8 burdocks 5 it 8 burdocks 6 out 8 burdocks 7 of 8 burdocks 8 burdocks 9 . don't take any of the ungodly black liquid here 's some milk for you . 1 don't 6 ungodly 2 take 6 ungodly 3 any 6 ungodly 4 of 6 ungodly 5 the 6 ungodly 6 ungodly 7 black 6 ungodly 8 liquid 6 ungodly 9 here 6 ungodly 10 's 6 ungodly 11 some 6 ungodly 12 milk 12 milk 13 for 13 for 14 you 14 you 15 . what did you say your name was ? " 1 what 4 say 1 what 6 name 1 what 8 ? 2 did 4 say 3 you 4 say 5 your 6 name 6 name 7 was 8 ? 9 " " [faith] . " 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " no name that no name that ! 1 " 5 no 2 no 3 name 2 no 5 no 4 that 5 no 5 no 6 name 5 no 7 that 5 no 8 ! i can't stomach such a name . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 3 stomach 3 stomach 6 name 3 stomach 7 . 4 such 5 a 4 such 6 name got any other ? " 1 got 2 any 2 any 3 other 2 any 4 ? 4 ? 5 " " no , sir . " 1 " 4 sir 2 no 4 sir 3 , 4 sir 4 sir 6 " 5 . 6 " " don't like the name , don't like it . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 like 2 don't 8 like 2 don't 9 it 4 the 5 name 5 name 8 like 6 , 7 don't 7 don't 8 like 9 it 10 . there 's no smeddum to it . 1 there 4 smeddum 2 's 4 smeddum 3 no 4 smeddum 4 smeddum 5 to 4 smeddum 6 it 4 smeddum 7 . besides , it makes [me] think of my [aunt] [jinny] . 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 11 . 2 , 3 it 4 makes 6 think 4 makes 11 . 6 think 7 of 7 of 8 my she [called] her [three] [girls] [faith] , [hope] [,] [and] [charity] . 1 she 3 her 3 her 7 , 3 her 12 . faith [didn't] [believe] in [anything] [hope] was a born [pessimist] and [charity] was a [miser] . 1 faith 4 in 1 faith 16 . 7 was 8 a 8 a 14 a 9 born 11 and 9 born 14 a 11 and 13 was 14 a 16 . you ought to be called [red] [rose] you look like one when you 're mad . 1 you 2 ought 1 you 14 're 2 ought 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 called 8 you 10 like 8 you 14 're 9 look 10 like 11 one 12 when 12 when 14 're 13 you 14 're 14 're 15 mad 15 mad 16 . [i'll] [call] [you] [red] [rose] [.] and you 've roped me into promising to go to church ? 1 and 4 roped 2 you 4 roped 3 've 4 roped 4 roped 5 me 4 roped 6 into 4 roped 7 promising 4 roped 8 to 4 roped 9 go 9 go 11 church 9 go 12 ? 10 to 11 church but only once a month , remember only once a month . 1 but 2 only 2 only 11 month 3 once 11 month 4 a 11 month 5 month 7 remember 5 month 11 month 6 , 7 remember 8 only 11 month 9 once 11 month 10 a 11 month 11 month 12 . come now , girl , will you let me off ? 1 come 2 now 1 come 9 me 2 now 3 , 2 now 5 , 4 girl 5 , 6 will 7 you 6 will 8 let 8 let 9 me 9 me 10 off 9 me 11 ? i used to pay a hundred to the salary every year and go to church . 1 i 2 used 2 used 3 to 3 to 9 salary 4 pay 9 salary 5 a 6 hundred 6 hundred 9 salary 7 to 8 the 7 to 9 salary 8 the 9 salary 9 salary 10 every 9 salary 11 year 9 salary 12 and 9 salary 15 church 9 salary 16 . 13 go 15 church 14 to 15 church if [i] promise to pay two hundred a year will you let me off going to church ? 1 if 3 promise 3 promise 5 pay 3 promise 16 to 3 promise 18 ? 4 to 5 pay 5 pay 7 hundred 5 pay 14 off 6 two 7 hundred 7 hundred 9 year 8 a 9 year 10 will 11 you 10 will 12 let 12 let 13 me 12 let 14 off 15 going 16 to 16 to 17 church come now ! " 1 come 2 now 1 come 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " no , no , [sir] , " said [faith] , dimpling roguishly . 1 " 2 no 1 " 9 said 2 no 3 , 2 no 4 no 4 no 5 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 14 . 12 dimpling 13 roguishly 13 roguishly 14 . " [i] [want] you to go to [church] , too . " 1 " 4 you 1 " 9 , 4 you 6 go 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 to 9 , 12 " 10 too 11 . 11 . 12 " " well , a bargain is a bargain . 1 " 2 well 1 " 6 is 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 bargain 3 , 4 a 6 is 7 a 7 a 8 bargain 8 bargain 9 . i reckon [i] can stand it twelve times a year . 1 i 2 reckon 2 reckon 5 stand 2 reckon 7 twelve 4 can 5 stand 5 stand 6 it 7 twelve 8 times 7 twelve 10 year 8 times 9 a 10 year 11 . what a sensation it ['ll] [make] [the] [first] [sunday] [i] [go] ! 1 what 2 a 2 a 3 sensation 3 sensation 12 ! 4 it 12 ! and old [susan] [baker] [says] [i] ['m] [going] [to] hell , hey ? 1 and 2 old 2 old 10 hell 10 hell 12 hey 11 , 12 hey 12 hey 13 ? do you [believe] [i] 'll [go] [there] come , now , do you ? " 1 do 2 you 2 you 5 'll 5 'll 8 come 8 come 9 , 8 come 10 now 10 now 11 , 11 , 15 " 12 do 13 you 13 you 14 ? 14 ? 15 " " [i] [hope] not , [sir] , " stammered [faith] in [some] confusion . 1 " 9 stammered 4 not 5 , 5 , 9 stammered 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 stammered 9 stammered 14 . 11 in 13 confusion 13 confusion 14 . " [why] do you [hope] [not] ? 1 " 3 do 3 do 4 you 3 do 7 ? come , now , [why] do you hope not ? 1 come 2 , 1 come 3 now 1 come 10 ? 3 now 4 , 6 do 7 you 6 do 8 hope 6 do 9 not 6 do 10 ? give us a reason , girl give us a reason . " 1 give 2 us 1 give 3 a 1 give 4 reason 1 give 8 us 4 reason 6 girl 5 , 6 girl 7 give 8 us 8 us 10 reason 8 us 12 " 9 a 10 reason 11 . 12 " " it it must be a very uncomfortable place , sir . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 11 sir 3 it 4 must 4 must 5 be 5 be 8 uncomfortable 6 a 7 very 7 very 8 uncomfortable 8 uncomfortable 9 place 8 uncomfortable 11 sir 10 , 11 sir 11 sir 13 " 12 . 13 " " [uncomfortable] ? 1 " 3 ? all depends on your taste in comfortable , girl . 1 all 2 depends 2 depends 3 on 2 depends 4 your 2 depends 5 taste 2 depends 7 comfortable 5 taste 6 in 7 comfortable 8 , 7 comfortable 9 girl 7 comfortable 10 . i 'd soon get tired of angels . 1 i 2 'd 2 'd 4 get 3 soon 4 get 4 get 5 tired 5 tired 6 of 6 of 7 angels 7 angels 8 . fancy [old] [susan] in a [halo] , [now] [!] " 1 fancy 4 in 4 in 5 a 5 a 10 " 7 , 10 " faith did fancy it , and it tickled her so much that she had to laugh . 1 faith 8 tickled 2 did 8 tickled 3 fancy 8 tickled 4 it 8 tickled 5 , 6 and 6 and 8 tickled 7 it 8 tickled 8 tickled 9 her 8 tickled 10 so 8 tickled 15 to 10 so 11 much 10 so 12 that 12 that 14 had 13 she 14 had 15 to 16 laugh 16 laugh 17 . norman eyed her approvingly . 1 norman 2 eyed 2 eyed 3 her 2 eyed 4 approvingly 4 approvingly 5 . " see the fun of it , hey ? 1 " 8 hey 2 see 8 hey 3 the 4 fun 4 fun 5 of 4 fun 8 hey 5 of 6 it 7 , 8 hey 8 hey 9 ? oh , [i] [like] you [you] ['re] [great] . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 5 you 5 you 9 . about this church business , now can your father preach ? " 1 about 4 business 2 this 4 business 3 church 4 business 4 business 5 , 4 business 10 preach 6 now 10 preach 7 can 10 preach 8 your 9 father 9 father 10 preach 10 preach 11 ? 11 ? 12 " " he is a splendid preacher , " said loyal [faith] . 1 " 3 is 1 " 6 preacher 2 he 3 is 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 splendid 6 preacher 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 10 loyal 9 said 12 . " he is , hey ? 1 " 3 is 1 " 4 , 2 he 3 is 4 , 5 hey 5 hey 6 ? i 'll see [i] 'll watch out for flaws . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 9 flaws 3 see 9 flaws 5 'll 9 flaws 6 watch 9 flaws 7 out 9 flaws 8 for 9 flaws 9 flaws 10 . he 'd better be careful what he says before [me] . 1 he 2 'd 2 'd 3 better 3 better 5 careful 4 be 5 careful 5 careful 6 what 5 careful 8 says 5 careful 9 before 7 he 8 says 9 before 11 . i 'll catch [him] [i] ['ll] trip [him] up [i'll] keep [tabs] on his arguments . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 catch 3 catch 7 trip 7 trip 16 . 9 up 15 arguments 11 keep 13 on 13 on 14 his 14 his 15 arguments 15 arguments 16 . i 'm bound to have some fun out of this church going business . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 bound 2 'm 12 going 3 bound 4 to 3 bound 6 some 5 have 6 some 6 some 7 fun 7 fun 9 of 7 fun 11 church 8 out 9 of 9 of 10 this 12 going 13 business 13 business 14 . does he ever preach hell ? " 1 does 2 he 1 does 4 preach 3 ever 4 preach 4 preach 5 hell 5 hell 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " no o o [i] don't think so . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 o 1 " 6 don't 3 o 4 o 6 don't 7 think 7 think 8 so 8 so 9 . 9 . 10 " " [too] [bad] . 1 " 4 . i like sermons on that subject . 1 i 2 like 2 like 3 sermons 3 sermons 6 subject 4 on 6 subject 5 that 6 subject 6 subject 7 . i like ' em smoking . 1 i 2 like 2 like 5 smoking 3 ' 4 em 4 em 5 smoking 5 smoking 6 . and think of all the pleasure he 'd give the old maids , too . 1 and 2 think 2 think 3 of 3 of 12 maids 4 all 12 maids 5 the 12 maids 6 pleasure 12 maids 7 he 8 'd 8 'd 12 maids 9 give 12 maids 10 the 11 old 11 old 12 maids 12 maids 13 , 12 maids 14 too 14 too 15 . they 'd all keep [looking] [at] [old] [norman] [douglas] [and] thinking [,] ['] [that] ['s] [for] [you] [,] [you] [old] [reprobate] [.] 1 they 2 'd 2 'd 3 all 2 'd 4 keep 4 keep 11 thinking that 's [what] 's in store [for] [you] ! ['] 1 that 2 's 1 that 4 's 4 's 9 ! 5 in 6 store 6 store 9 ! i 'll give an extra ten dollars every time you get your father to preach on hell . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 give 2 'll 11 get 2 'll 15 preach 3 give 7 dollars 4 an 5 extra 5 extra 7 dollars 6 ten 7 dollars 7 dollars 8 every 8 every 9 time 9 time 10 you 12 your 13 father 13 father 15 preach 14 to 15 preach 15 preach 17 hell 16 on 17 hell 17 hell 18 . here 's [wilson] and the [jam] . 1 here 2 's 2 's 7 . 4 and 5 the 5 the 7 . like that , hey ? 1 like 2 that 1 like 4 hey 3 , 4 hey 4 hey 5 ? [it] [isn't] [macanaccady] [.] taste ! " 1 taste 2 ! 2 ! 3 " faith obediently swallowed the big spoonful [norman] [held] [out] [to] [her] . 1 faith 12 . 2 obediently 3 swallowed 3 swallowed 12 . 4 the 5 big 5 big 6 spoonful 6 spoonful 12 . luckily it [was] [good] . 1 luckily 5 . 2 it 5 . " best plum jam in the world , " said [norman] , filling a large saucer and plumping it down before her . 1 " 2 best 2 best 3 plum 2 best 7 world 3 plum 4 jam 5 in 7 world 6 the 7 world 7 world 23 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 10 said 23 . 12 , 13 filling 13 filling 18 plumping 14 a 15 large 15 large 18 plumping 16 saucer 18 plumping 17 and 18 plumping 18 plumping 19 it 18 plumping 20 down 18 plumping 21 before 18 plumping 22 her " [glad] you like it . 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 like 4 like 5 it 5 it 6 . i 'll give you a couple of jars to take home with you . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 8 jars 2 'll 13 you 3 give 4 you 3 give 8 jars 5 a 6 couple 6 couple 7 of 6 couple 8 jars 8 jars 10 take 8 jars 11 home 8 jars 12 with 9 to 10 take 13 you 14 . there 's nothing mean about me never was . 1 there 2 's 1 there 3 nothing 1 there 7 never 1 there 8 was 3 nothing 5 about 3 nothing 6 me 4 mean 5 about 8 was 9 . the devil can't catch me at [that] corner , anyhow . 1 the 2 devil 2 devil 3 can't 2 devil 4 catch 2 devil 8 corner 4 catch 5 me 6 at 8 corner 8 corner 10 anyhow 8 corner 11 . 9 , 10 anyhow it wasn't my fault [that] [hester] [didn't] have a new hat for ten years . 1 it 2 wasn't 1 it 15 . 3 my 4 fault 4 fault 11 hat 4 fault 15 . 8 have 9 a 9 a 10 new 10 new 11 hat 11 hat 13 ten 12 for 13 ten 13 ten 14 years it was her own she pinched on hats to save money to give [yellow] fellows [over] in [china] . 1 it 2 was 1 it 19 . 2 was 6 pinched 3 her 4 own 4 own 6 pinched 5 she 6 pinched 6 pinched 7 on 6 pinched 8 hats 6 pinched 10 save 6 pinched 11 money 9 to 10 save 11 money 13 give 11 money 15 fellows 12 to 13 give 17 in 19 . i never gave a cent to missions in my life never will . 1 i 2 never 2 never 7 missions 3 gave 7 missions 4 a 5 cent 5 cent 7 missions 6 to 7 missions 7 missions 8 in 7 missions 10 life 7 missions 11 never 7 missions 12 will 7 missions 13 . 9 my 10 life never you try to bamboozle me into that ! 1 never 5 bamboozle 2 you 5 bamboozle 3 try 5 bamboozle 4 to 5 bamboozle 5 bamboozle 6 me 5 bamboozle 7 into 5 bamboozle 8 that 5 bamboozle 9 ! a hundred a year to the salary and church once a month [but] [no] spoiling good heathens [to] [make] [poor] [christians] [!] 1 a 2 hundred 1 a 16 good 2 hundred 7 salary 3 a 4 year 4 year 7 salary 5 to 7 salary 6 the 7 salary 7 salary 8 and 7 salary 9 church 7 salary 10 once 7 salary 12 month 11 a 12 month 12 month 15 spoiling 16 good 17 heathens why , girl , they wouldn't be fit for heaven or hell clean spoiled for either place clean spoiled . 1 why 2 , 2 , 3 girl 3 girl 19 spoiled 4 , 5 they 5 they 19 spoiled 6 wouldn't 7 be 6 wouldn't 12 hell 8 fit 9 for 8 fit 12 hell 10 heaven 12 hell 11 or 12 hell 12 hell 13 clean 12 hell 14 spoiled 12 hell 15 for 12 hell 16 either 12 hell 17 place 12 hell 18 clean 12 hell 19 spoiled 19 spoiled 20 . hey , [wilson] [,] [haven't] you [got] a smile on yet ? 1 hey 2 , 1 hey 12 ? 6 you 8 a 6 you 12 ? 8 a 9 smile 9 smile 10 on 9 smile 11 yet beats all how you women can sulk ! 1 beats 2 all 1 beats 3 how 1 beats 7 sulk 3 how 4 you 5 women 7 sulk 6 can 7 sulk 7 sulk 8 ! " there 's a nice little tom-pussy out in the barn . 1 " 7 tom-pussy 2 there 7 tom-pussy 3 's 7 tom-pussy 4 a 7 tom-pussy 5 nice 7 tom-pussy 6 little 7 tom-pussy 7 tom-pussy 8 out 7 tom-pussy 9 in 7 tom-pussy 10 the 7 tom-pussy 11 barn 7 tom-pussy 12 . i 'll give you that too , if you 'd like it . 1 i 2 'll 1 i 10 'd 2 'll 3 give 4 you 10 'd 5 that 6 too 6 too 7 , 7 , 8 if 8 if 10 'd 9 you 10 'd 10 'd 11 like 10 'd 12 it 12 it 13 . say the word , " he said . 1 say 3 word 2 the 3 word 3 word 7 said 4 , 7 said 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 . " no , thank you , " said [faith] decidedly . 1 " 2 no 2 no 4 thank 3 , 4 thank 4 thank 5 you 5 you 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 decidedly 10 decidedly 11 . " [i] don't like cats , and besides , [i] have a rooster . " 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 like 4 like 5 cats 5 cats 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 besides 8 besides 9 , 8 besides 13 rooster 11 have 12 a 12 a 13 rooster 13 rooster 14 . 14 . 15 " " listen to her . 1 " 2 listen 2 listen 5 . 3 to 4 her 4 her 5 . you can't cuddle a rooster as you can a kitten . 1 you 2 can't 2 can't 3 cuddle 3 cuddle 4 a 4 a 11 . 5 rooster 6 as 5 rooster 10 kitten 6 as 7 you 7 you 8 can 9 a 10 kitten 10 kitten 11 . who ever heard of petting a rooster ? 1 who 5 petting 1 who 8 ? 2 ever 5 petting 3 heard 4 of 3 heard 5 petting 5 petting 7 rooster 6 a 7 rooster better take [little] [tom] . 1 better 2 take 1 better 5 . i want to find a good home for him . " 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 3 to 4 find 3 to 9 him 4 find 6 good 4 find 7 home 5 a 6 good 8 for 9 him 9 him 10 . 10 . 11 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . aunt [martha] [has] a [cat] and he would kill a strange kitten . " 1 aunt 14 " 4 a 6 and 4 a 13 . 6 and 7 he 7 he 8 would 8 would 9 kill 9 kill 12 kitten 10 a 12 kitten 11 strange 12 kitten 13 . 14 " norman yielded the point rather reluctantly . 1 norman 2 yielded 2 yielded 4 point 2 yielded 6 reluctantly 3 the 4 point 5 rather 6 reluctantly 6 reluctantly 7 . " it 's only once a month only once a month , mind ! " 1 " 3 's 1 " 14 ! 2 it 3 's 3 's 4 only 4 only 11 month 5 once 11 month 6 a 11 month 7 month 11 month 8 only 11 month 9 once 11 month 10 a 11 month 11 month 12 , 11 month 13 mind 14 ! 15 " she was happy and thankful . 1 she 2 was 2 was 5 thankful 3 happy 5 thankful 4 and 5 thankful 5 thankful 6 . no fear now that they would have to leave [the] [glen] and the graveyard [and] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 no 2 fear 2 fear 6 would 3 now 4 that 4 that 6 would 5 they 6 would 6 would 7 have 6 would 9 leave 8 to 9 leave 9 leave 14 graveyard 12 and 13 the 13 the 14 graveyard 14 graveyard 18 . [chapter] [xvii] [.] [a] [double] [victory] norman [douglas] [came] to [church] the first [sunday] in [november] and [made] all the sensation [he] desired . 1 norman 4 to 1 norman 15 sensation 4 to 6 the 6 the 7 first 7 first 9 in 11 and 13 all 13 all 14 the 14 the 15 sensation 15 sensation 17 desired 17 desired 18 . mr [meredith] [shook] [hands] [with] [him] [absently] [on] [the] [church] [steps] [and] hoped dreamily [that] [mrs] [douglas] [was] [well] . 1 mr 13 hoped 13 hoped 14 dreamily 14 dreamily 20 . norman [intercepted] [faith] at the gate . 1 norman 6 gate 4 at 5 the 5 the 6 gate 6 gate 7 . " [kept] [my] [word] , you [see] [kept] my [word] , [red] [rose] . 1 " 5 , 1 " 6 you 6 you 14 . 9 my 14 . 11 , 14 . i 'm free now till the [first] [sunday] [in] [december] . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 free 2 'm 11 . 3 free 4 now 3 free 5 till 5 till 6 the fine sermon , girl fine sermon . 1 fine 6 sermon 2 sermon 3 , 2 sermon 6 sermon 4 girl 6 sermon 5 fine 6 sermon 6 sermon 7 . your father has more in his head than he carries on his face . 1 your 2 father 1 your 13 face 2 father 3 has 4 more 5 in 4 more 8 than 5 in 6 his 6 his 7 head 8 than 10 carries 9 he 10 carries 10 carries 11 on 10 carries 12 his 10 carries 13 face 13 face 14 . but he contradicted himself once tell him he contradicted himself . 1 but 2 he 2 he 10 himself 3 contradicted 4 himself 3 contradicted 5 once 3 contradicted 6 tell 3 contradicted 7 him 3 contradicted 8 he 3 contradicted 9 contradicted 9 contradicted 10 himself 10 himself 11 . and [tell] him [i] want that [brimstone] sermon [in] [december] . 1 and 3 him 3 him 11 . 5 want 8 sermon 6 that 8 sermon 8 sermon 11 . great way to wind up the old year with a taste of hell , you know . 1 great 17 . 2 way 13 hell 3 to 13 hell 4 wind 5 up 5 up 6 the 6 the 7 old 7 old 8 year 8 year 13 hell 9 with 10 a 10 a 11 taste 11 taste 13 hell 12 of 13 hell 13 hell 14 , 13 hell 16 know 13 hell 17 . 14 , 15 you and what 's the matter with a nice tasty discourse [on] [heaven] [for] [new] [year] ['s] ? 1 and 2 what 2 what 5 matter 3 's 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 9 tasty 5 matter 17 ? 6 with 9 tasty 7 a 8 nice 8 nice 9 tasty 9 tasty 10 discourse though it wouldn't be half as interesting as hell , girl not half . 1 though 2 it 1 though 3 wouldn't 3 wouldn't 4 be 3 wouldn't 5 half 5 half 6 as 5 half 13 half 5 half 14 . 6 as 7 interesting 7 interesting 8 as 7 interesting 9 hell 9 hell 10 , 9 hell 11 girl 9 hell 13 half 12 not 13 half only [i] ['d] [like] [to] [know] [what] [your] [father] [thinks] [about] [heaven] [he] [can] [think] [rarest] [thing] in the [world] a [person] who can [think] . 1 only 18 in 18 in 19 the 19 the 21 a 21 a 26 . 23 who 24 can 24 can 26 . but he [did] contradict himself . 1 but 4 contradict 2 he 4 contradict 4 contradict 5 himself 5 himself 6 . ha , ha ! 1 ha 3 ha 2 , 3 ha 3 ha 4 ! here 's a question you might ask him sometime when he 's awake , girl . 1 here 2 's 2 's 3 a 3 a 4 question 4 question 9 sometime 5 you 9 sometime 6 might 9 sometime 7 ask 8 him 7 ask 9 sometime 9 sometime 10 when 9 sometime 12 's 9 sometime 13 awake 9 sometime 14 , 9 sometime 15 girl 10 when 11 he 15 girl 16 . ' [can] [god] [make] a stone [so] [big] [he] [couldn't] lift it [himself] ? ' 1 ' 11 lift 1 ' 15 ' 5 a 6 stone 5 a 11 lift 12 it 14 ? 14 ? 15 ' don't forget [now] . 1 don't 2 forget 2 forget 4 . i want to hear his opinion on it . 1 i 2 want 1 i 8 it 2 want 3 to 2 want 4 hear 4 hear 6 opinion 5 his 6 opinion 6 opinion 7 on 8 it 9 . i 've stumped many a minister with that [,] [girl] . ["] 1 i 2 've 1 i 11 . 2 've 3 stumped 3 stumped 4 many 3 stumped 5 a 3 stumped 6 minister 3 stumped 7 with 3 stumped 8 that faith was glad to escape him and run home . 1 faith 5 escape 2 was 3 glad 3 glad 5 escape 4 to 5 escape 5 escape 6 him 5 escape 8 run 5 escape 10 . 6 him 7 and 8 run 9 home next day in school was a different matter . 1 next 2 day 2 day 4 school 3 in 4 school 4 school 7 different 5 was 7 different 6 a 7 different 7 different 8 matter 7 different 9 . at noon recess [faith] [encountered] [dan] in the [little] spruce plantation [behind] [the] [school] [and] [dan] shouted once more , 1 at 10 spruce 2 noon 3 recess 3 recess 7 in 7 in 8 the 8 the 10 spruce 10 spruce 11 plantation 11 plantation 17 shouted 11 plantation 20 , 17 shouted 18 once 18 once 19 more " [pig-girl] ! 1 " 3 ! pig-girl ! 1 pig-girl 2 ! [rooster-girl] [!] ["] walter [blythe] suddenly rose from a mossy cushion behind a little clump of firs where he had been reading . 1 walter 7 mossy 3 suddenly 7 mossy 4 rose 5 from 4 rose 7 mossy 6 a 7 mossy 7 mossy 8 cushion 7 mossy 12 clump 9 behind 12 clump 10 a 12 clump 11 little 12 clump 12 clump 13 of 12 clump 14 firs 14 firs 19 reading 14 firs 20 . 15 where 19 reading 16 he 17 had 17 had 18 been 18 been 19 reading he was very pale , but his eyes blazed . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 pale 4 pale 6 but 4 pale 9 blazed 5 , 6 but 7 his 9 blazed 8 eyes 9 blazed 9 blazed 10 . " you hold your tongue , [dan] [reese] ! " he said . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 hold 3 hold 5 tongue 4 your 5 tongue 5 tongue 13 . 6 , 12 said 9 ! 10 " 9 ! 11 he 9 ! 12 said 12 said 13 . " oh , hello , [miss] [walter] , " retorted [dan] , not at all abashed . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 4 hello 2 oh 3 , 4 hello 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 retorted 10 retorted 17 . 12 , 13 not 12 , 17 . 13 not 14 at 14 at 15 all 15 all 16 abashed he vaulted airily to the top of the rail fence and chanted insultingly , 1 he 3 airily 2 vaulted 3 airily 3 airily 4 to 3 airily 6 top 3 airily 9 rail 5 the 6 top 7 of 8 the 8 the 9 rail 9 rail 13 insultingly 10 fence 13 insultingly 11 and 13 insultingly 12 chanted 13 insultingly 13 insultingly 14 , " [cowardy] , [cowardy-custard] [stole] a pot of mustard , [cowardy] [,] cowardy-custard ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 15 " 6 a 7 pot 6 a 9 mustard 7 pot 8 of 9 mustard 10 , 10 , 15 " 13 cowardy-custard 14 ! 14 ! 15 " " you are a coincidence ! " said [walter] scornfully , turning [still] whiter . 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 coincidence 2 you 3 are 3 are 4 a 5 coincidence 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 6 ! 8 said 8 said 10 scornfully 10 scornfully 15 . 11 , 12 turning 12 turning 14 whiter 14 whiter 15 . " [yah] ! 1 " 3 ! cowardy ! " he yelled gain . 1 cowardy 5 yelled 1 cowardy 6 gain 2 ! 3 " 2 ! 4 he 4 he 5 yelled 6 gain 7 . " your mother writes lies lies lies ! 1 " 8 ! 2 your 3 mother 2 your 5 lies 4 writes 5 lies 5 lies 6 lies 6 lies 7 lies 7 lies 8 ! and [faith] [meredith] [is] a pig-girl a pig-girl a pig-girl ! 1 and 5 a 5 a 10 pig-girl 6 pig-girl 8 pig-girl 6 pig-girl 10 pig-girl 7 a 8 pig-girl 8 pig-girl 9 a 10 pig-girl 11 ! and she 's a rooster-girl a rooster-girl a rooster-girl ! 1 and 9 rooster-girl 2 she 9 rooster-girl 3 's 9 rooster-girl 4 a 9 rooster-girl 5 rooster-girl 7 rooster-girl 6 a 7 rooster-girl 7 rooster-girl 9 rooster-girl 8 a 9 rooster-girl 9 rooster-girl 10 ! yah ! 1 yah 2 ! cowardy cowardy cust " 1 cowardy 3 cust 2 cowardy 3 cust 3 cust 4 " dan got no further . 1 dan 4 further 1 dan 5 . 2 got 4 further 3 no 4 further walter had [hurled] [himself] [across] the intervening space and knocked [dan] off the fence backward with [one] [well-directed] blow . 1 walter 2 had 1 walter 7 intervening 6 the 7 intervening 7 intervening 15 backward 8 space 14 fence 8 space 15 backward 9 and 10 knocked 10 knocked 14 fence 12 off 13 the 13 the 14 fence 15 backward 19 blow 15 backward 20 . 16 with 19 blow dan 's sudden inglorious sprawl was greeted with a burst of laughter and a clapping [of] hands [from] [faith] . 1 dan 4 inglorious 2 's 4 inglorious 3 sudden 4 inglorious 4 inglorious 5 sprawl 4 inglorious 6 was 4 inglorious 7 greeted 4 inglorious 8 with 4 inglorious 9 a 4 inglorious 10 burst 10 burst 12 laughter 10 burst 15 clapping 11 of 12 laughter 12 laughter 13 and 13 and 14 a 15 clapping 20 . 17 hands 20 . dan sprang up , purple with rage , and began to climb the fence . 1 dan 14 fence 1 dan 15 . 2 sprang 3 up 2 sprang 14 fence 3 up 4 , 5 purple 6 with 5 purple 7 rage 7 rage 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 began 10 began 11 to 11 to 12 climb 12 climb 14 fence 13 the 14 fence but [just] [then] the [school-bell] rang and [dan] [knew] what happened to [boys] [who] [were] [late] during [mr] [hazard] ['s] [regime] . 1 but 4 the 4 the 22 . 6 rang 17 during 7 and 10 what 7 and 17 during 10 what 11 happened 11 happened 12 to 17 during 22 . " we 'll fight this out , " he howled . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 4 fight 4 fight 10 howled 5 this 10 howled 6 out 10 howled 7 , 8 " 7 , 9 he 9 he 10 howled 10 howled 11 . " [cowardy] ! " 1 " 3 ! 3 ! 4 " " any time you like , " said [walter] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 6 , 2 any 3 time 2 any 4 you 4 you 5 like 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " oh , no , no , [walter] , " protested [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 no 2 oh 5 , 5 , 11 protested 6 no 7 , 7 , 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 protested 11 protested 13 . " don't fight him . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 fight 3 fight 5 . 4 him 5 . i don't mind [what] [he] [says] [i] [wouldn't] [condescend] to [mind] the like of [him] . ["] 1 i 2 don't 1 i 16 . 2 don't 3 mind 10 to 12 the 10 to 16 . 12 the 14 of 13 like 14 of " he insulted [you] and he insulted [my] [mother] , " said [walter] , [with] the [same] deadly calm . 1 " 2 he 1 " 3 insulted 3 insulted 7 insulted 5 and 6 he 5 and 7 insulted 7 insulted 18 deadly 10 , 11 " 10 , 16 the 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 16 the 18 deadly 18 deadly 20 . 19 calm 20 . " tonight [after] school [,] [dan] . " 1 " 8 " 2 tonight 4 school 4 school 7 . 7 . 8 " " [i] 've got to go right home from school to pick taters after the harrows , dad [says] , " answered [dan] sulkily . 1 " 24 sulkily 3 've 4 got 4 got 5 to 5 to 16 harrows 6 go 7 right 6 go 10 school 8 home 10 school 9 from 10 school 10 school 16 harrows 11 to 16 harrows 12 pick 16 harrows 13 taters 14 after 13 taters 15 the 13 taters 16 harrows 16 harrows 17 , 16 harrows 18 dad 18 dad 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 22 answered 22 answered 24 sulkily 24 sulkily 25 . " [but] to-morrow night 'll do . " 1 " 8 " 3 to-morrow 4 night 3 to-morrow 5 'll 3 to-morrow 8 " 5 'll 6 do 7 . 8 " " all right here [to-morrow] [night] , " agreed [walter] . 1 " 9 agreed 2 all 3 right 3 right 4 here 4 here 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 agreed 9 agreed 11 . " [and] [i] ['ll] [smash] [your] [sissy-face] for you , " promised [dan] . 1 " 9 you 1 " 10 , 8 for 9 you 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 promised 12 promised 14 . walter shuddered not so much from fear of the threat as from repulsion over the ugliness and vulgarity of it . 1 walter 2 shuddered 2 shuddered 5 much 2 shuddered 6 from 2 shuddered 7 fear 3 not 5 much 4 so 5 much 7 fear 13 repulsion 8 of 9 the 8 of 13 repulsion 10 threat 13 repulsion 11 as 13 repulsion 12 from 13 repulsion 13 repulsion 14 over 13 repulsion 15 the 13 repulsion 16 ugliness 13 repulsion 17 and 13 repulsion 18 vulgarity 13 repulsion 21 . 19 of 20 it 20 it 21 . but he held his head high and marched into school . 1 but 3 held 2 he 3 held 3 held 6 high 4 his 5 head 5 head 6 high 6 high 8 marched 7 and 8 marched 8 marched 9 into 8 marched 10 school 10 school 11 . faith followed in a conflict of emotions . 1 faith 5 conflict 2 followed 5 conflict 3 in 5 conflict 4 a 5 conflict 5 conflict 7 emotions 5 conflict 8 . 6 of 7 emotions she hated to think of [walter] fighting that [little] sneak , but [oh] [,] he had been splendid ! 1 she 2 hated 2 hated 3 to 3 to 4 think 4 think 5 of 5 of 7 fighting 7 fighting 19 ! 8 that 16 had 10 sneak 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 15 he 15 he 16 had 16 had 17 been 17 been 18 splendid 18 splendid 19 ! and he was going to fight for [her] [faith] [meredith] to punish her insulter [!] 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 was 3 was 4 going 4 going 5 to 5 to 6 fight 6 fight 7 for 6 fight 14 insulter 11 to 12 punish 12 punish 13 her 13 her 14 insulter of course he would win such eyes spelled victory . 1 of 2 course 2 course 8 spelled 3 he 8 spelled 4 would 5 win 5 win 8 spelled 6 such 8 spelled 7 eyes 8 spelled 8 spelled 9 victory 9 victory 10 . faith 's confidence in her champion had dimmed a little by evening , however . 1 faith 2 's 1 faith 3 confidence 3 confidence 4 in 3 confidence 8 dimmed 5 her 8 dimmed 6 champion 8 dimmed 7 had 8 dimmed 8 dimmed 10 little 8 dimmed 11 by 8 dimmed 12 evening 8 dimmed 14 however 9 a 10 little 13 , 14 however 14 however 15 . walter had seemed so very quiet and dull the rest of the day in school . 1 walter 2 had 1 walter 8 dull 3 seemed 4 so 3 seemed 8 dull 5 very 8 dull 6 quiet 7 and 6 quiet 8 dull 8 dull 10 rest 8 dull 13 day 9 the 10 rest 10 rest 11 of 11 of 12 the 12 the 13 day 13 day 15 school 14 in 15 school 15 school 16 . " if it [were] [only] [jem] , " she sighed [to] [una] , as they sat on [hezekiah] [pollock] ['s] tombstone in the graveyard . 1 " 25 . 2 if 9 she 3 it 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 she 9 she 10 sighed 10 sighed 13 , 10 sighed 14 as 14 as 15 they 15 they 16 sat 16 sat 24 graveyard 17 on 24 graveyard 21 tombstone 22 in 22 in 23 the 23 the 24 graveyard 24 graveyard 25 . " [he] is [such] a [fighter] [he] [could] finish [dan] [off] in no time . 1 " 3 is 3 is 5 a 5 a 9 finish 9 finish 15 . 12 in 14 time 12 in 15 . 13 no 14 time but [walter] [doesn't] [know] much about fighting . " 1 but 7 fighting 5 much 6 about 5 much 7 fighting 7 fighting 8 . 8 . 9 " " he oughtn't [to] [be] , " said [faith] uncomfortably . 1 " 2 he 1 " 10 uncomfortably 3 oughtn't 10 uncomfortably 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 uncomfortably 10 uncomfortably 11 . " he 's [every] bit [as] [big] [as] [dan] . " 1 " 2 he 1 " 3 's 1 " 11 " 5 bit 10 . 10 . 11 " " but [dan] 's so much older , " said [una] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 10 said 4 's 5 so 5 so 6 much 6 much 7 older 7 older 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 . " why , he 's nearly a [year] older . " 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 11 " 4 he 5 's 4 he 6 nearly 6 nearly 7 a 7 a 11 " 9 older 10 . 10 . 11 " " [dan] hasn't [done] [much] fighting when you come to count up , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 hasn't 3 hasn't 6 fighting 6 fighting 11 count 7 when 9 come 8 you 9 come 9 come 10 to 10 to 11 count 11 count 17 . 12 up 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " [i] [believe] he 's really a coward . 1 " 4 he 1 " 9 . 5 's 6 really 5 's 7 a 7 a 8 coward 8 coward 9 . he didn't think [walter] would fight , or he [wouldn't] [have] called [names] [before] him . 1 he 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 think 3 think 5 would 5 would 6 fight 6 fight 15 him 7 , 8 or 7 , 9 he 9 he 12 called 12 called 15 him 15 him 16 . oh , if you could just have seen [walter] 's face when he looked at him [,] [una] ! 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 4 you 1 oh 19 ! 3 if 4 you 4 you 7 have 5 could 6 just 5 could 7 have 7 have 8 seen 10 's 11 face 11 face 12 when 12 when 13 he 13 he 14 looked 14 looked 15 at 15 at 16 him 16 him 19 ! it made me shiver with a nice shiver . 1 it 8 shiver 2 made 3 me 2 made 8 shiver 4 shiver 8 shiver 5 with 6 a 5 with 8 shiver 6 a 8 shiver 7 nice 8 shiver 8 shiver 9 . he [looked] just like [sir] [galahad] [in] that poem [father] read [us] [on] [saturday] . " 1 he 3 just 3 just 4 like 4 like 8 that 4 like 15 . 8 that 9 poem 9 poem 11 read 15 . 16 " " [i] hate the thought of them fighting [and] [i] [wish] it [could] [be] [stopped] , " said [una] . 1 " 3 hate 1 " 18 said 3 hate 8 fighting 4 the 8 fighting 5 thought 6 of 5 thought 8 fighting 6 of 8 fighting 7 them 8 fighting 12 it 16 , 16 , 18 said 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 . " oh , it 's got to go on now , " cried [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 it 4 it 5 's 5 's 6 got 6 got 7 to 7 to 8 go 8 go 9 on 8 go 10 now 10 now 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 cried 13 cried 15 . " it 's a matter of honour . 1 " 3 's 2 it 3 's 3 's 4 a 4 a 8 . 5 matter 7 honour 6 of 7 honour 7 honour 8 . don't you [dare] tell anyone [,] [una] [.] 1 don't 2 you 1 don't 5 anyone 4 tell 5 anyone if you do [i] 'll [never] tell you secrets again ! " 1 if 2 you 2 you 3 do 2 you 5 'll 5 'll 7 tell 7 tell 8 you 7 tell 9 secrets 9 secrets 10 again 10 again 11 ! 11 ! 12 " " [i] won't tell , " agreed [una] . 1 " 3 won't 1 " 7 agreed 3 won't 4 tell 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 agreed 7 agreed 9 . " [but] [i] won't stay to-morrow to watch the fight . 1 " 4 won't 4 won't 5 stay 5 stay 6 to-morrow 5 stay 10 fight 7 to 8 watch 8 watch 9 the 8 watch 10 fight 10 fight 11 . i 'm coming right home . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 coming 3 coming 4 right 3 coming 5 home 5 home 6 . 6 . 7 " " oh , all right . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 4 all 4 all 5 right 5 right 6 . i have to be there it would be [mean] [not] [to] , when [walter] [is] fighting for me . 1 i 2 have 1 i 16 fighting 2 have 3 to 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 there 6 it 7 would 7 would 8 be 7 would 16 fighting 8 be 13 when 12 , 13 when 16 fighting 19 . 17 for 18 me 18 me 19 . i 'm going to tie my colours on his arm that 's the thing to do when he 's my knight . 1 i 2 'm 1 i 16 do 2 'm 3 going 3 going 4 to 3 going 5 tie 3 going 15 to 5 tie 6 my 5 tie 7 colours 7 colours 10 arm 8 on 10 arm 9 his 10 arm 10 arm 12 's 11 that 12 's 12 's 14 thing 13 the 14 thing 16 do 17 when 16 do 20 my 17 when 18 he 18 he 19 's 20 my 22 . 21 knight 22 . how lucky [mrs] [blythe] [gave] [me] [that] [pretty] blue [hair-ribbon] for my birthday ! 1 how 2 lucky 1 how 14 ! 9 blue 13 birthday 9 blue 14 ! 11 for 12 my 12 my 13 birthday i 've only worn it twice so it will be almost new . 1 i 2 've 1 i 9 will 2 've 3 only 2 've 4 worn 2 've 7 so 4 worn 5 it 4 worn 6 twice 8 it 9 will 9 will 10 be 9 will 12 new 11 almost 12 new 12 new 13 . but [i] [wish] [i] was [sure] [walter] [would] [win] . 1 but 5 was 5 was 10 . it will be so [so] [humiliating] [if] he [doesn't] . " 1 it 3 be 1 it 4 so 1 it 10 . 2 will 3 be 4 so 8 he 10 . 11 " faith would have been yet more dubious if she could have seen her champion just then . 1 faith 7 dubious 1 faith 14 champion 2 would 3 have 3 have 4 been 4 been 7 dubious 5 yet 7 dubious 6 more 7 dubious 7 dubious 8 if 7 dubious 10 could 9 she 10 could 11 have 12 seen 12 seen 14 champion 13 her 14 champion 14 champion 15 just 14 champion 16 then 16 then 17 . walter had gone home from school with all his righteous anger at a low ebb and a very nasty feeling in its place . 1 walter 3 gone 1 walter 4 home 2 had 3 gone 4 home 10 righteous 5 from 10 righteous 6 school 10 righteous 7 with 10 righteous 8 all 10 righteous 9 his 10 righteous 10 righteous 11 anger 10 righteous 12 at 10 righteous 14 low 10 righteous 15 ebb 10 righteous 21 in 10 righteous 24 . 13 a 14 low 15 ebb 16 and 15 ebb 17 a 15 ebb 18 very 15 ebb 19 nasty 15 ebb 20 feeling 21 in 23 place 22 its 23 place he had to fight [dan] [reese] the [next] night and he didn't want to [he] [hated] the thought of it . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 to 3 to 4 fight 4 fight 9 night 7 the 9 night 9 night 21 . 10 and 11 he 11 he 12 didn't 12 didn't 13 want 12 didn't 20 it 13 want 14 to 14 to 17 the 17 the 19 of 18 thought 19 of 20 it 21 . and he kept thinking of it all the time . 1 and 3 kept 2 he 3 kept 3 kept 4 thinking 4 thinking 5 of 4 thinking 6 it 4 thinking 9 time 6 it 7 all 7 all 8 the 7 all 9 time 9 time 10 . not for a minute could he get away from the thought . 1 not 2 for 2 for 4 minute 3 a 4 minute 4 minute 7 get 5 could 7 get 6 he 7 get 7 get 8 away 8 away 9 from 8 away 12 . 9 from 10 the 11 thought 12 . would it hurt much ? 1 would 3 hurt 2 it 3 hurt 3 hurt 4 much 3 hurt 5 ? he was terribly afraid that it would hurt . 1 he 2 was 1 he 8 hurt 2 was 3 terribly 2 was 4 afraid 4 afraid 7 would 5 that 7 would 6 it 7 would 8 hurt 9 . and would he be defeated and shamed ? 1 and 5 defeated 2 would 4 be 3 he 4 be 4 be 5 defeated 5 defeated 7 shamed 5 defeated 8 ? 6 and 7 shamed he could not eat any supper worth speaking of . 1 he 2 could 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 eat 4 eat 5 any 4 eat 6 supper 6 supper 8 speaking 6 supper 10 . 7 worth 8 speaking 8 speaking 9 of susan had made a [big] batch of his favourite [monkey-faces] , but he [could] choke only one down . 1 susan 2 had 2 had 3 made 3 made 4 a 4 a 6 batch 6 batch 7 of 6 batch 9 favourite 7 of 8 his 9 favourite 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 he 12 but 16 only 13 he 15 choke 16 only 17 one 17 one 19 . 18 down 19 . jem ate four . 1 jem 2 ate 2 ate 3 four 3 four 4 . walter wondered how he could . 1 walter 2 wondered 2 wondered 3 how 2 wondered 5 could 4 he 5 could 5 could 6 . how could [anybody] [eat] ? 1 how 2 could 1 how 5 ? and how could they all talk gaily as they were doing ? 1 and 2 how 2 how 3 could 2 how 12 ? 4 they 5 all 4 they 7 gaily 6 talk 7 gaily 7 gaily 8 as 7 gaily 11 doing 8 as 9 they 9 they 10 were 10 were 11 doing 11 doing 12 ? there was mother , with her shining eyes and pink cheeks . 1 there 2 was 2 was 5 with 3 mother 4 , 4 , 5 with 5 with 11 cheeks 6 her 11 cheeks 7 shining 8 eyes 7 shining 11 cheeks 8 eyes 9 and 10 pink 11 cheeks 11 cheeks 12 . [she] [didn't] [know] [her] [son] [had] [to] [fight] [next] [day] [.] would [she] be so gay if she [knew] [,] [walter] wondered darkly . 1 would 3 be 3 be 4 so 3 be 5 gay 5 gay 6 if 6 if 7 she 7 she 11 wondered 11 wondered 12 darkly 12 darkly 13 . jem [had] [taken] [susan] 's picture with his [new] camera and the result was [passed] [around] the table and [susan] was terribly indignant over it . 1 jem 5 's 1 jem 13 result 5 's 6 picture 6 picture 10 camera 7 with 8 his 8 his 10 camera 11 and 12 the 12 the 13 result 13 result 23 indignant 14 was 17 the 14 was 23 indignant 17 the 18 table 18 table 22 terribly 19 and 21 was 21 was 22 terribly 23 indignant 26 . 24 over 25 it 24 over 26 . jem [laughed] [over] [this] [and] [anne] [laughed] again with him . 1 jem 8 again 8 again 11 . 9 with 10 him 10 him 11 . walter couldn't endure it . 1 walter 3 endure 2 couldn't 3 endure 3 endure 4 it 3 endure 5 . he got up and fled to his room . 1 he 2 got 2 got 5 fled 3 up 4 and 4 and 5 fled 5 fled 6 to 5 fled 8 room 7 his 8 room 8 room 9 . " that [child] has got something on his mind , [mrs] [dr] . [dear] , " said [susan] . 1 " 2 that 1 " 17 said 4 has 5 got 5 got 6 something 6 something 9 mind 7 on 8 his 8 his 9 mind 9 mind 10 , 10 , 17 said 13 . 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " he has et next to nothing . 1 " 8 . 2 he 4 et 3 has 4 et 4 et 5 next 4 et 7 nothing 4 et 8 . 5 next 6 to do you suppose he is plotting another poem ? " 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 suppose 3 suppose 6 plotting 4 he 5 is 5 is 6 plotting 6 plotting 7 another 6 plotting 8 poem 8 poem 9 ? 9 ? 10 " poor [walter] was [very] [far] removed in spirit from the starry realms of poesy just then . 1 poor 8 spirit 3 was 6 removed 6 removed 8 spirit 7 in 8 spirit 8 spirit 14 poesy 9 from 10 the 9 from 14 poesy 11 starry 14 poesy 12 realms 13 of 12 realms 14 poesy 14 poesy 15 just 14 poesy 16 then 16 then 17 . he propped his elbow on his open window-sill and leaned his head drearily on his hands . 1 he 2 propped 2 propped 4 elbow 2 propped 5 on 2 propped 6 his 2 propped 7 open 2 propped 8 window-sill 3 his 4 elbow 8 window-sill 10 leaned 8 window-sill 13 drearily 9 and 10 leaned 10 leaned 12 head 11 his 12 head 13 drearily 14 on 13 drearily 16 hands 13 drearily 17 . 15 his 16 hands 16 hands 17 . " come on down to the shore , [walter] , " [cried] [jem] , busting [in] . 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 on 2 come 4 down 4 down 5 to 4 down 6 the 6 the 7 shore 7 shore 8 , 8 , 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 15 busting 14 , 15 busting 15 busting 17 . " the boys are going to burn the [sand-hill] grass to-night . 1 " 12 . 2 the 3 boys 3 boys 4 are 4 are 5 going 5 going 6 to 5 going 11 to-night 6 to 7 burn 7 burn 10 grass 8 the 10 grass 11 to-night 12 . father says we can go . 1 father 2 says 2 says 4 can 3 we 4 can 4 can 5 go 5 go 6 . come on . " 1 come 2 on 2 on 3 . 3 . 4 " at any other time [walter] [would] [have] [been] [delighted] [.] 1 at 4 time 2 any 3 other 2 any 4 time he gloried in the burning of the sand-hill grass . 1 he 2 gloried 2 gloried 3 in 2 gloried 8 sand-hill 4 the 8 sand-hill 5 burning 8 sand-hill 6 of 8 sand-hill 7 the 8 sand-hill 8 sand-hill 9 grass 8 sand-hill 10 . but now he flatly refused to go , and no arguments or entreaties could move him . 1 but 5 refused 2 now 3 he 2 now 4 flatly 4 flatly 5 refused 5 refused 6 to 5 refused 11 arguments 5 refused 16 him 6 to 7 go 7 go 11 arguments 8 , 9 and 8 , 10 no 10 no 11 arguments 11 arguments 13 entreaties 12 or 13 entreaties 13 entreaties 14 could 13 entreaties 15 move 16 him 17 . walter sat at his window until bedtime . 1 walter 7 bedtime 2 sat 7 bedtime 3 at 4 his 3 at 5 window 5 window 7 bedtime 6 until 7 bedtime 7 bedtime 8 . di [crept] in , hoping to be told what [was] wrong , but [walter] could not [talk] [of] it , [even] [to] [di] . 1 di 3 in 1 di 5 hoping 4 , 5 hoping 5 hoping 6 to 5 hoping 8 told 5 hoping 11 wrong 6 to 7 be 8 told 9 what 11 wrong 12 , 12 , 13 but 13 but 16 not 13 but 19 it 15 could 16 not 19 it 24 . 20 , 24 . talking of it seemed to give it a reality from which he shrank . 1 talking 2 of 1 talking 4 seemed 3 it 4 seemed 4 seemed 5 to 4 seemed 9 reality 6 give 7 it 6 give 8 a 6 give 9 reality 9 reality 13 shrank 10 from 13 shrank 11 which 13 shrank 12 he 13 shrank 13 shrank 14 . it was torture enough to think of it . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 torture 3 torture 4 enough 3 torture 6 think 3 torture 7 of 3 torture 8 it 3 torture 9 . 5 to 6 think 8 it 9 . the crisp , withered leaves rustled on the maple trees outside his window . 1 the 2 crisp 2 crisp 3 , 2 crisp 6 rustled 4 withered 5 leaves 4 withered 6 rustled 6 rustled 7 on 6 rustled 9 maple 6 rustled 10 trees 6 rustled 11 outside 7 on 8 the 11 outside 13 window 12 his 13 window 13 window 14 . afar off , a ruddy woodfire was painting a page of glory on the horizon beyond the hills . 1 afar 6 woodfire 1 afar 15 horizon 2 off 6 woodfire 3 , 6 woodfire 4 a 6 woodfire 5 ruddy 6 woodfire 6 woodfire 7 was 6 woodfire 8 painting 6 woodfire 9 a 6 woodfire 10 page 6 woodfire 11 of 6 woodfire 12 glory 13 on 15 horizon 14 the 15 horizon 15 horizon 16 beyond 15 horizon 18 hills 15 horizon 19 . 16 beyond 17 the it was a sharp , clear evening when far-away sounds were heard distinctly . 1 it 2 was 2 was 9 far-away 3 a 9 far-away 4 sharp 9 far-away 5 , 9 far-away 6 clear 9 far-away 7 evening 8 when 7 evening 9 far-away 9 far-away 10 sounds 9 far-away 11 were 9 far-away 13 distinctly 9 far-away 14 . 12 heard 13 distinctly how could people laugh ? 1 how 2 could 1 how 4 laugh 1 how 5 ? 3 people 4 laugh how could foxes and blue-jays and engines behave as if nothing were going to happen on the morrow ? 1 how 5 blue-jays 2 could 5 blue-jays 3 foxes 4 and 3 foxes 5 blue-jays 4 and 5 blue-jays 5 blue-jays 6 and 5 blue-jays 7 engines 5 blue-jays 8 behave 5 blue-jays 9 as 5 blue-jays 10 if 5 blue-jays 11 nothing 11 nothing 15 happen 12 were 13 going 13 going 14 to 13 going 15 happen 15 happen 18 morrow 15 happen 19 ? 16 on 17 the 17 the 18 morrow " oh , [i] [wish] it was over , " groaned [walter] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 11 groaned 2 oh 3 , 6 it 7 was 6 it 9 , 7 was 8 over 9 , 11 groaned 10 " 11 groaned 11 groaned 13 . he slept very little that night and had hard work choking down his porridge in the morning . 1 he 2 slept 2 slept 4 little 2 slept 6 night 2 slept 7 and 2 slept 17 morning 2 slept 18 . 3 very 4 little 5 that 6 night 8 had 11 choking 9 hard 10 work 10 work 11 choking 11 choking 12 down 11 choking 13 his 11 choking 14 porridge 11 choking 17 morning 15 in 17 morning 16 the 17 morning susan [was] [rather] [lavish] [in] [her] [platefuls] . 1 susan 8 . mr [hazard] [found] [him] [an] [unsatisfactory] [pupil] [that] [day] . 1 mr 10 . faith [meredith] ['s] wits seemed to be [wool-gathering] , too . 1 faith 4 wits 4 wits 11 . 5 seemed 6 to 5 seemed 7 be 7 be 10 too 9 , 10 too 10 too 11 . una had gone home , but [faith] was [there] [,] [having] [tied] her blue ribbon [around] [walter] 's arm . 1 una 2 had 2 had 3 gone 3 gone 15 ribbon 4 home 5 , 5 , 6 but 6 but 8 was 8 was 13 her 13 her 14 blue 14 blue 15 ribbon 15 ribbon 20 . 18 's 19 arm 19 arm 20 . walter [was] [thankful] [that] [neither] [jem] [nor] [di] [nor] [nan] were among the crowd of spectators . 1 walter 16 spectators 11 were 16 spectators 12 among 16 spectators 13 the 14 crowd 13 the 16 spectators 14 crowd 16 spectators 15 of 16 spectators 16 spectators 17 . somehow they had not heard of what was in the wind and had gone home , too . 1 somehow 14 gone 2 they 3 had 3 had 4 not 3 had 5 heard 3 had 14 gone 5 heard 6 of 7 what 8 was 8 was 14 gone 9 in 10 the 10 the 11 wind 11 wind 12 and 11 wind 14 gone 13 had 14 gone 14 gone 15 home 14 gone 17 too 16 , 17 too 17 too 18 . walter faced [dan] [quite] undauntedly [now] . 1 walter 2 faced 1 walter 7 . 5 undauntedly 7 . at the last moment all his fear had vanished , but he still felt disgust at the idea of fighting . 1 at 2 the 1 at 3 last 1 at 4 moment 4 moment 9 vanished 5 all 9 vanished 6 his 9 vanished 7 fear 9 vanished 8 had 9 vanished 9 vanished 15 disgust 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 he 11 but 13 still 13 still 15 disgust 14 felt 15 disgust 15 disgust 18 idea 15 disgust 20 fighting 15 disgust 21 . 16 at 17 the 17 the 18 idea 18 idea 19 of 20 fighting 21 . dan , it was noted [,] [was] [really] paler under his freckles [than] [walter] [was] . 1 dan 2 , 1 dan 5 noted 1 dan 16 . 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 noted 5 noted 9 paler 10 under 11 his 10 under 12 freckles 12 freckles 16 . one of the older [boys] [gave] [the] [word] [and] [dan] struck [walter] in the face . 1 one 2 of 2 of 3 the 3 the 4 older 4 older 11 struck 11 struck 14 the 11 struck 15 face 13 in 14 the 15 face 16 . walter reeled a little . 1 walter 2 reeled 2 reeled 4 little 3 a 4 little 4 little 5 . the pain of the blow tingled through all his sensitive frame for a moment . 1 the 6 tingled 2 pain 3 of 2 pain 6 tingled 3 of 6 tingled 4 the 5 blow 5 blow 6 tingled 6 tingled 7 through 6 tingled 8 all 6 tingled 9 his 6 tingled 10 sensitive 6 tingled 11 frame 6 tingled 15 . 11 frame 14 moment 12 for 14 moment 13 a 14 moment then he felt pain no longer . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 felt 3 felt 4 pain 4 pain 6 longer 5 no 6 longer 6 longer 7 . something , such as he had never experienced before , seemed to roll over him like a flood . 1 something 2 , 2 , 18 flood 3 such 4 as 3 such 8 experienced 4 as 5 he 5 he 6 had 6 had 8 experienced 7 never 8 experienced 8 experienced 9 before 8 experienced 11 seemed 8 experienced 13 roll 10 , 11 seemed 11 seemed 12 to 13 roll 14 over 13 roll 18 flood 15 him 18 flood 16 like 18 flood 17 a 18 flood 18 flood 19 . his face flushed crimson , his eyes burned like flame . 1 his 2 face 1 his 11 . 2 face 3 flushed 4 crimson 5 , 4 crimson 8 burned 6 his 7 eyes 6 his 8 burned 8 burned 10 flame 9 like 10 flame 10 flame 11 . the scholars [of] [glen] [st] [mary] school [had] [never] dreamed [that] ["] [miss] [walter] ["] [could] look like that . 1 the 2 scholars 1 the 20 . 2 scholars 7 school 10 dreamed 17 look 10 dreamed 20 . 17 look 18 like 18 like 19 that he [hurled] [himself] forward and closed with [dan] [like] a [young] wildcat . 1 he 4 forward 4 forward 5 and 4 forward 6 closed 6 closed 7 with 7 with 10 a 10 a 12 wildcat 12 wildcat 13 . there were no particular rules in the fights of the [glen] school [boys] . 1 there 2 were 1 there 3 no 1 there 6 in 3 no 4 particular 4 particular 5 rules 6 in 7 the 6 in 12 school 7 the 8 fights 9 of 10 the 10 the 12 school 12 school 14 . it was catch-as-catch can , and get your blows in anyhow . 1 it 3 catch-as-catch 2 was 3 catch-as-catch 3 catch-as-catch 4 can 3 catch-as-catch 5 , 3 catch-as-catch 6 and 3 catch-as-catch 7 get 3 catch-as-catch 8 your 3 catch-as-catch 9 blows 9 blows 10 in 9 blows 11 anyhow 11 anyhow 12 . walter fought with a savage fury and a joy in the struggle [against] [which] [dan] could not hold his ground . 1 walter 2 fought 2 fought 3 with 2 fought 5 savage 3 with 4 a 5 savage 6 fury 5 savage 21 . 6 fury 7 and 6 fury 9 joy 8 a 9 joy 10 in 11 the 10 in 21 . 11 the 12 struggle 12 struggle 18 hold 16 could 17 not 16 could 18 hold 18 hold 19 his 18 hold 20 ground it was all over very speedily . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 over 2 was 5 very 3 all 4 over 5 very 6 speedily 6 speedily 7 . " have you had enough ? " demanded [walter] [through] [his] clenched teeth . 1 " 8 demanded 2 have 3 you 3 you 5 enough 3 you 6 ? 4 had 5 enough 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 demanded 8 demanded 12 clenched 8 demanded 14 . 12 clenched 13 teeth dan sulkily admitted that he had . 1 dan 2 sulkily 2 sulkily 3 admitted 2 sulkily 6 had 2 sulkily 7 . 3 admitted 4 that 4 that 5 he " my mother doesn't write lies ? " 1 " 8 " 2 my 3 mother 3 mother 6 lies 4 doesn't 6 lies 5 write 6 lies 6 lies 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " [faith] [meredith] [isn't] a pig-girl ? " 1 " 5 a 5 a 8 " 6 pig-girl 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " nor a rooster-girl ? " 1 " 6 " 2 nor 4 rooster-girl 3 a 4 rooster-girl 4 rooster-girl 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " [and] [i] 'm [not] a coward ? " 1 " 4 'm 1 " 7 coward 4 'm 6 a 7 coward 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " walter had intended to ask , " and you are a liar ? " but pity intervened and he did not humiliate [dan] [further] . 1 walter 3 intended 2 had 3 intended 3 intended 4 to 3 intended 5 ask 5 ask 9 you 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 you 8 and 9 you 9 you 10 are 10 are 12 liar 11 a 12 liar 12 liar 17 intervened 13 ? 14 " 13 ? 17 intervened 15 but 17 intervened 16 pity 17 intervened 17 intervened 18 and 17 intervened 19 he 17 intervened 20 did 17 intervened 21 not 17 intervened 22 humiliate 17 intervened 25 . besides , that blood was so horrible . 1 besides 3 that 1 besides 4 blood 2 , 3 that 4 blood 7 horrible 5 was 6 so 6 so 7 horrible 7 horrible 8 . " you can go , then , " he said contemptuously . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 can 3 can 4 go 4 go 12 . 5 , 6 then 6 then 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 contemptuously 11 contemptuously 12 . there was a loud clapping from the boys who were perched on the rail fence , but some of the girls were crying . 1 there 2 was 1 there 5 clapping 2 was 3 a 4 loud 5 clapping 5 clapping 6 from 5 clapping 11 perched 6 from 7 the 8 boys 11 perched 9 who 11 perched 10 were 11 perched 11 perched 12 on 11 perched 14 rail 12 on 13 the 13 the 14 rail 14 rail 15 fence 15 fence 17 but 15 fence 21 girls 15 fence 24 . 16 , 17 but 18 some 19 of 18 some 21 girls 20 the 21 girls 21 girls 22 were 21 girls 23 crying they were frightened . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 frightened 3 frightened 4 . they had seen schoolboy fights [before] , but [nothing] [like] [walter] [as] he had [grappled] [with] [dan] . 1 they 2 had 2 had 3 seen 3 seen 4 schoolboy 4 schoolboy 5 fights 5 fights 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 13 he 13 he 14 had 14 had 18 . there had been something terrifying about him . 1 there 5 terrifying 2 had 5 terrifying 3 been 5 terrifying 4 something 5 terrifying 5 terrifying 6 about 5 terrifying 7 him 5 terrifying 8 . they [thought] [he] would kill [dan] . 1 they 4 would 4 would 5 kill 5 kill 7 . now [that] [all] [was] [over] [they] sobbed [hysterically] [except] [faith] , who still stood tense and crimson cheeked . 1 now 7 sobbed 1 now 11 , 11 , 12 who 12 who 18 cheeked 13 still 18 cheeked 14 stood 18 cheeked 15 tense 18 cheeked 16 and 18 cheeked 17 crimson 18 cheeked 18 cheeked 19 . walter did not stay for any conqueror 's meed . 1 walter 2 did 2 did 3 not 3 not 9 meed 4 stay 9 meed 5 for 9 meed 6 any 9 meed 7 conqueror 8 's 7 conqueror 9 meed 9 meed 10 . he sprang over the fence and rushed down the spruce hill to [rainbow] [valley] . 1 he 2 sprang 2 sprang 3 over 3 over 4 the 4 the 5 fence 5 fence 7 rushed 6 and 7 rushed 7 rushed 8 down 7 rushed 12 to 8 down 9 the 9 the 10 spruce 10 spruce 11 hill 12 to 15 . it had been so ugly , and [walter] hated ugliness . 1 it 3 been 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 so 4 so 5 ugly 5 ugly 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 9 hated 9 hated 10 ugliness 10 ugliness 11 . also , he began to realize that he himself was somewhat sore and battered up . 1 also 6 realize 2 , 4 began 3 he 4 began 4 began 5 to 4 began 6 realize 6 realize 7 that 6 realize 11 somewhat 7 that 10 was 8 he 9 himself 8 he 10 was 11 somewhat 14 battered 12 sore 14 battered 13 and 14 battered 14 battered 15 up 15 up 16 . his lip was cut and swollen and one eye felt very strange . 1 his 2 lip 2 lip 3 was 2 lip 6 swollen 2 lip 13 . 4 cut 6 swollen 5 and 6 swollen 6 swollen 7 and 6 swollen 9 eye 6 swollen 10 felt 6 swollen 12 strange 8 one 9 eye 11 very 12 strange in [rainbow] [valley] he [encountered] [mr] [meredith] [,] [who] was [coming] [home] [from] an afternoon [call] on the [miss] [wests] [.] 1 in 15 afternoon 1 in 18 the 4 he 10 was 10 was 14 an 14 an 15 afternoon 17 on 18 the that reverend gentleman looked gravely at him . 1 that 2 reverend 2 reverend 3 gentleman 2 reverend 4 looked 2 reverend 5 gravely 2 reverend 6 at 2 reverend 7 him 7 him 8 . " it seems to me that you have been fighting , [walter] ? " 1 " 3 seems 1 " 7 you 2 it 3 seems 3 seems 4 to 3 seems 5 me 5 me 6 that 7 you 8 have 7 you 13 ? 8 have 9 been 10 fighting 11 , 10 fighting 13 ? 13 ? 14 " " yes , sir , " said [walter] , expecting a scolding . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 4 sir 2 yes 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 , 9 , 10 expecting 10 expecting 11 a 11 a 12 scolding 12 scolding 13 . " what was it about ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 was 2 what 4 it 2 what 5 about 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " [dan] [reese] said my mother wrote lies and that that [faith] was a pig-girl , " answered [walter] bluntly . 1 " 4 said 4 said 7 wrote 5 my 6 mother 6 mother 7 wrote 7 wrote 21 . 8 lies 10 that 8 lies 20 bluntly 9 and 10 that 11 that 13 was 13 was 14 a 14 a 15 pig-girl 15 pig-girl 16 , 15 pig-girl 20 bluntly 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 answered 20 bluntly 21 . " oh h ! 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 h 2 oh 4 ! then [you] [were] [certainly] [justified] , [walter] . " 1 then 6 , 6 , 9 " 8 . 9 " " do you think it 's right [to] [fight] , sir ? " asked [walter] curiously . 1 " 3 you 1 " 11 sir 2 do 3 you 3 you 4 think 4 think 5 it 5 it 6 's 5 it 7 right 10 , 11 sir 11 sir 13 " 12 ? 13 " 13 " 14 asked 14 asked 17 . 16 curiously 17 . " not [always] [and] [not] [often] [but] [sometimes] yes , [sometimes] , " said [john] [meredith] . 1 " 2 not 1 " 9 yes 9 yes 10 , 9 yes 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 . " when womenkind are insulted for instance as in your case . 1 " 3 womenkind 2 when 3 womenkind 3 womenkind 4 are 3 womenkind 5 insulted 3 womenkind 7 instance 6 for 7 instance 7 instance 8 as 7 instance 11 case 9 in 11 case 10 your 11 case 11 case 12 . my motto [,] [walter] , is , don't fight [till] you 're sure you ought to [,] [and] [then] put every ounce of [you] [into] it . 1 my 2 motto 2 motto 22 ounce 5 , 6 is 5 , 8 don't 7 , 8 don't 8 don't 9 fight 9 fight 15 ought 11 you 12 're 11 you 15 ought 12 're 13 sure 14 you 15 ought 15 ought 16 to 15 ought 21 every 16 to 20 put 21 every 22 ounce 22 ounce 27 . 23 of 26 it 26 it 27 . in spite of [sundry] [discolorations] [i] [infer] [that] you [came] [off] [best] . " 1 in 2 spite 2 spite 3 of 3 of 13 . 9 you 13 . 13 . 14 " " yes . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 . i made him take it all back . " 1 i 3 him 1 i 4 take 2 made 3 him 4 take 5 it 4 take 7 back 5 it 6 all 7 back 8 . 8 . 9 " " very good very good , indeed . 1 " 7 indeed 2 very 7 indeed 3 good 7 indeed 4 very 7 indeed 5 good 7 indeed 6 , 7 indeed 7 indeed 8 . i didn't think you were [such] a fighter [,] [walter] . " 1 i 3 think 2 didn't 3 think 3 think 4 you 4 you 5 were 5 were 7 a 7 a 12 " 8 fighter 11 . 11 . 12 " the [rev] [john] 's eyes twinkled . 1 the 7 . 4 's 5 eyes 5 eyes 6 twinkled 6 twinkled 7 . " you were a little frightened at first ? " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 were 2 you 9 ? 3 were 6 frightened 4 a 5 little 5 little 6 frightened 6 frightened 7 at 7 at 8 first 9 ? 10 " " [i] was a whole lot frightened , " said honest [walter] . 1 " 9 " 3 was 4 a 4 a 6 lot 5 whole 6 lot 6 lot 7 frightened 7 frightened 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 13 . 11 honest 13 . " but [i] ['m] not going to be frightened [any] [more] , [sir] [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 12 , 5 not 6 going 6 going 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 frightened 9 frightened 12 , being frightened of things is worse than the things themselves . 1 being 2 frightened 2 frightened 6 worse 3 of 4 things 4 things 6 worse 5 is 6 worse 6 worse 7 than 6 worse 9 things 6 worse 11 . 8 the 9 things 9 things 10 themselves i 'm going to [ask] [father] to [take] me [over] [to] [lowbridge] [to-morrow] to [get] my tooth out . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 2 'm 17 tooth 3 going 4 to 3 going 7 to 7 to 9 me 9 me 16 my 14 to 16 my 17 tooth 20 " 18 out 19 . 19 . 20 " " right again . 1 " 2 right 2 right 3 again 3 again 4 . ' [fear] is more pain than is the pain [it] fears . ' 1 ' 3 is 1 ' 13 ' 4 more 5 pain 5 pain 6 than 5 pain 11 fears 7 is 8 the 8 the 9 pain 9 pain 11 fears 11 fears 12 . 12 . 13 ' do you know who [wrote] that [,] [walter] ? 1 do 3 know 1 do 9 ? 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 who 3 know 6 that it was [shakespeare] . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 . was there any feeling or emotion or experience of the human heart that that wonderful man did not know [?] 1 was 18 not 2 there 3 any 3 any 6 emotion 3 any 16 man 4 feeling 6 emotion 5 or 6 emotion 6 emotion 7 or 6 emotion 8 experience 6 emotion 11 human 6 emotion 12 heart 6 emotion 13 that 6 emotion 14 that 8 experience 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 human 14 that 15 wonderful 16 man 17 did 17 did 18 not 18 not 19 know when you go home [tell] [your] [mother] [i] am proud of [you] . " 1 when 2 you 2 you 3 go 3 go 4 home 4 home 13 . 9 am 10 proud 10 proud 11 of 11 of 13 . 13 . 14 " " are all mothers as nice as you ? " asked [walter] , hugging her . 1 " 11 asked 2 are 4 mothers 3 all 4 mothers 4 mothers 6 nice 5 as 6 nice 6 nice 7 as 7 as 8 you 8 you 9 ? 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 asked 11 asked 14 hugging 13 , 14 hugging 14 hugging 16 . 15 her 16 . " you ['re] [worth] standing up [for] . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 9 " 5 standing 6 up 6 up 8 . 8 . 9 " miss [cornelia] [and] [susan] [were] [in] [the] living [room] [when] [anne] [came] downstairs , and listened to the [story] [with] [much] enjoyment . 1 miss 23 . 8 living 15 and 8 living 23 . 13 downstairs 14 , 14 , 15 and 15 and 18 the 16 listened 17 to 17 to 18 the 18 the 22 enjoyment susan in particular was highly gratified . 1 susan 6 gratified 2 in 3 particular 3 particular 6 gratified 4 was 6 gratified 5 highly 6 gratified 6 gratified 7 . " [i] [am] [real] [glad] [to] [hear] he has had a good [fight] , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . 1 " 18 . 8 he 9 has 9 has 11 a 10 had 11 a 11 a 12 good 12 good 14 , 14 , 18 . perhaps it may knock that poetry nonsense out of him . 1 perhaps 2 it 1 perhaps 3 may 1 perhaps 4 knock 4 knock 6 poetry 4 knock 7 nonsense 4 knock 8 out 4 knock 10 him 5 that 6 poetry 8 out 9 of 10 him 11 . and [i] [never] [,] no , [never] [could] [bear] [that] [little] viper of a [dan] [reese] . 1 and 5 no 5 no 6 , 6 , 12 viper 12 viper 17 . 13 of 14 a 14 a 17 . will you not sit [nearer] to the fire [,] [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] ? 1 will 2 you 2 you 4 sit 2 you 13 ? 3 not 4 sit 4 sit 8 fire 6 to 7 the 7 the 8 fire these [november] evenings are very [chilly] . " 1 these 3 evenings 3 evenings 4 are 3 evenings 7 . 4 are 5 very 7 . 8 " " thank you , [susan] , [i] ['m] not [cold] . 1 " 2 thank 2 thank 3 you 2 thank 6 , 3 you 4 , 6 , 9 not 9 not 11 . the kitchen looked as if it had been stirred up with a stick , believe [me] . 1 the 2 kitchen 2 kitchen 3 looked 3 looked 9 stirred 4 as 5 if 5 if 6 it 5 if 8 been 7 had 8 been 8 been 9 stirred 9 stirred 10 up 9 stirred 13 stick 9 stirred 15 believe 9 stirred 17 . 11 with 13 stick 12 a 13 stick 13 stick 14 , mr [meredith] [wasn't] [home] . 1 mr 5 . i couldn't find out where [he] [was] , but [i] have [an] idea that he was [up] [at] [the] [wests] ['] . 1 i 2 couldn't 2 couldn't 3 find 3 find 4 out 3 find 5 where 5 where 16 was 8 , 9 but 8 , 13 idea 9 but 11 have 13 idea 14 that 14 that 15 he 15 he 16 was 16 was 22 . " he would get a [very] charming [wife] [if] he [married] [rosemary] , " said [anne] , piling [driftwood] on the fire . 1 " 7 charming 1 " 15 said 2 he 3 would 2 he 5 a 3 would 4 get 5 a 7 charming 7 charming 14 " 10 he 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 18 piling 15 said 23 . 17 , 18 piling 20 on 21 the 21 the 22 fire 22 fire 23 . " she is one of the most delightful girls [i] 've ever known truly one of the race of [joseph] . " 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 3 is 4 one 4 one 5 of 5 of 6 the 6 the 7 most 7 most 8 delightful 8 delightful 9 girls 8 delightful 13 known 8 delightful 14 truly 11 've 13 known 12 ever 13 known 14 truly 18 race 15 one 16 of 16 of 17 the 17 the 18 race 18 race 19 of 19 of 21 . 21 . 22 " " ye s [only] [she] [is] [an] [episcopalian] , " said [miss] [cornelia] doubtfully . 1 " 2 ye 2 ye 3 s 3 s 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 14 doubtfully 14 doubtfully 15 . however , very likely there is nothing in it . 1 however 2 , 1 however 4 likely 1 however 7 nothing 3 very 4 likely 5 there 6 is 5 there 7 nothing 7 nothing 8 in 8 in 10 . 9 it 10 . it 's only a month ago [that] [i] [said] to him , ' [you] ought to marry again , [mr] [meredith] . ' 1 it 2 's 1 it 10 to 2 's 6 ago 3 only 5 month 4 a 5 month 5 month 6 ago 10 to 11 him 11 him 12 , 12 , 13 ' 13 ' 23 ' 15 ought 16 to 16 to 17 marry 16 to 22 . 17 marry 18 again 18 again 19 , 22 . 23 ' he looked as shocked as if [i] had suggested something improper . 1 he 2 looked 2 looked 3 as 2 looked 4 shocked 4 shocked 6 if 4 shocked 9 suggested 5 as 6 if 6 if 8 had 9 suggested 11 improper 10 something 11 improper 11 improper 12 . ' [my] wife is in [her] grave , [mrs] [elliott] [,] ' he said , [in] that gentle [,] saintly [way] of [his] . 1 ' 3 wife 1 ' 12 ' 4 is 5 in 4 is 7 grave 7 grave 8 , 8 , 12 ' 12 ' 14 said 13 he 14 said 14 said 15 , 15 , 17 that 17 that 18 gentle 18 gentle 24 . 20 saintly 22 of 22 of 24 . ' [i] [suppose] so , ' [i] said , ' [or] [i] [wouldn't] be advising you to marry [again] . ' 1 ' 4 so 1 ' 8 said 5 , 8 said 6 ' 8 said 8 said 21 ' 9 , 10 ' 10 ' 21 ' 14 be 15 advising 15 advising 20 . 16 you 17 to 17 to 18 marry 18 marry 20 . 20 . 21 ' then he looked more shocked than ever . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 looked 3 looked 4 more 4 more 5 shocked 4 more 6 than 6 than 7 ever 7 ever 8 . so [i] doubt [if] [there] [is] [much] in [this] [rosemary] [story] . 1 so 3 doubt 3 doubt 12 . 8 in 12 . if a single minister calls twice at a house where there is a single woman all the gossips have it he is courting her . " 1 if 2 a 2 a 3 single 3 single 5 calls 3 single 18 gossips 4 minister 5 calls 5 calls 6 twice 5 calls 7 at 8 a 14 single 9 house 10 where 9 house 14 single 11 there 12 is 11 there 14 single 13 a 14 single 14 single 18 gossips 15 woman 18 gossips 16 all 18 gossips 17 the 18 gossips 18 gossips 19 have 18 gossips 22 is 18 gossips 23 courting 18 gossips 24 her 20 it 22 is 21 he 22 is 24 her 25 . 25 . 26 " " he [isn't] shy , [believe] [me] , " retorted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 he 1 " 4 shy 4 shy 5 , 5 , 9 " 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 retorted 10 retorted 13 . " [absent-minded] , [yes] but shy [,] [no] . 1 " 3 , 3 , 5 but 5 but 6 shy 6 shy 9 . he may have a notion of [rosemary] [west] [and] [he] [may] not . 1 he 12 not 2 may 3 have 2 may 12 not 3 have 4 a 4 a 5 notion 5 notion 6 of 12 not 13 . if he has , we must make the best of it . 1 if 2 he 1 if 5 we 1 if 11 it 2 he 3 has 4 , 5 we 5 we 6 must 6 must 7 make 8 the 9 best 9 best 10 of 10 of 11 it 11 it 12 . she is a sweet girl and a fine housekeeper , and would make a good mother for those poor , neglected children . 1 she 9 housekeeper 2 is 9 housekeeper 3 a 9 housekeeper 4 sweet 5 girl 4 sweet 6 and 4 sweet 9 housekeeper 7 a 9 housekeeper 8 fine 9 housekeeper 9 housekeeper 11 and 9 housekeeper 12 would 9 housekeeper 16 mother 9 housekeeper 18 those 9 housekeeper 23 . 10 , 11 and 12 would 13 make 13 make 15 good 14 a 15 good 17 for 18 those 18 those 22 children 19 poor 21 neglected 20 , 21 neglected 21 neglected 22 children and [,] ["] concluded [miss] [cornelia] resignedly , " my own grandmother was [an] [episcopalian] . " 1 and 4 concluded 4 concluded 7 resignedly 7 resignedly 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 17 " 10 my 11 own 10 my 12 grandmother 12 grandmother 17 " 13 was 16 . 16 . 17 " [chapter] [xviii] [.] [mary] [brings] [evil] [tidings] " [i] was so hungry [i] just felt as if [i] [had] [to] chew [something] , " she protested . 1 " 10 if 3 was 5 hungry 3 was 7 just 4 so 5 hungry 7 just 9 as 8 felt 9 as 9 as 10 if 10 if 14 chew 14 chew 20 . 16 , 17 " 16 , 20 . 17 " 19 protested 18 she 19 protested " you know well enough what [breakfast] was like [,] [jerry] [meredith] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 well 4 well 5 enough 5 enough 13 . 6 what 8 was 6 what 9 like 9 like 13 . i [couldn't] [eat] scorched porridge and my stomach just felt so queer and empty . 1 i 15 . 4 scorched 5 porridge 4 scorched 8 stomach 6 and 7 my 7 my 8 stomach 8 stomach 9 just 8 stomach 12 queer 8 stomach 13 and 8 stomach 14 empty 10 felt 12 queer 11 so 12 queer 14 empty 15 . the gum helped a lot and [i] didn't chew [very] hard . 1 the 12 . 2 gum 3 helped 3 helped 9 chew 4 a 5 lot 5 lot 6 and 5 lot 9 chew 6 and 9 chew 8 didn't 9 chew 9 chew 11 hard 9 chew 12 . i didn't make any noise and [i] never cracked the gum once . " 1 i 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 make 3 make 4 any 3 make 5 noise 5 noise 6 and 5 noise 11 gum 8 never 11 gum 9 cracked 10 the 9 cracked 11 gum 11 gum 12 once 11 gum 14 " 13 . 14 " " you mustn't chew gum in church , anyhow , " insisted [jerry] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 mustn't 3 mustn't 5 gum 4 chew 5 gum 5 gum 6 in 5 gum 7 church 5 gum 8 , 5 gum 9 anyhow 9 anyhow 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 insisted 12 insisted 14 . " don't let me catch you at it again . " 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 let 3 let 4 me 3 let 5 catch 5 catch 6 you 5 catch 7 at 5 catch 8 it 5 catch 9 again 9 again 10 . 10 . 11 " " you chewed yourself in prayer-meeting last week [,] ["] [cried] [faith] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 13 . 3 chewed 4 yourself 3 chewed 6 prayer-meeting 3 chewed 8 week 5 in 6 prayer-meeting 7 last 8 week 8 week 13 . " [that's] different , " said [jerry] loftily . 1 " 3 different 3 different 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 loftily 8 loftily 9 . " [prayer-meeting] isn't [on] [sunday] [.] 1 " 3 isn't besides [,] [i] sat away at the back in a dark seat and nobody saw me . 1 besides 14 nobody 4 sat 6 at 4 sat 12 seat 5 away 6 at 7 the 12 seat 8 back 12 seat 9 in 10 a 9 in 11 dark 11 dark 12 seat 12 seat 13 and 12 seat 14 nobody 14 nobody 15 saw 14 nobody 16 me 16 me 17 . you were sitting right up front where every one saw [you] [.] 1 you 2 were 2 were 3 sitting 3 sitting 6 front 4 right 6 front 5 up 6 front 6 front 7 where 6 front 10 saw 8 every 9 one 9 one 10 saw then [i] [came] away and forgot it . 1 then 6 forgot 4 away 5 and 4 away 6 forgot 6 forgot 7 it 6 forgot 8 . 7 it 8 . i went back to [get] it [next] [morning] , but it was [gone] . 1 i 4 to 1 i 6 it 2 went 3 back 2 went 4 to 6 it 12 was 9 , 10 but 10 but 11 it 11 it 12 was 12 was 14 . i suppose [rod] [warren] [swiped] it . 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 6 it 6 it 7 . and it was a dandy chew . " 1 and 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 a 4 a 5 dandy 5 dandy 6 chew 6 chew 7 . 7 . 8 " mary [vance] walked [down] [the] [valley] with her head held high [.] 1 mary 3 walked 3 walked 7 with 7 with 8 her 8 her 9 head 9 head 11 high 10 held 11 high she was very conscious of her new clothes and very well pleased with herself . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 conscious 4 conscious 5 of 4 conscious 8 clothes 5 of 6 her 7 new 8 clothes 8 clothes 9 and 8 clothes 12 pleased 10 very 11 well 11 well 12 pleased 12 pleased 13 with 12 pleased 14 herself 14 herself 15 . her hair was elaborately crimped , her face was quite plump , her cheeks rosy , her white eyes shining . 1 her 4 elaborately 2 hair 4 elaborately 3 was 4 elaborately 4 elaborately 5 crimped 5 crimped 6 , 5 crimped 7 her 5 crimped 8 face 5 crimped 9 was 5 crimped 10 quite 5 crimped 11 plump 11 plump 15 rosy 12 , 15 rosy 13 her 14 cheeks 14 cheeks 15 rosy 15 rosy 16 , 15 rosy 17 her 15 rosy 18 white 15 rosy 20 shining 15 rosy 21 . 19 eyes 20 shining she did not look much like [the] forlorn and ragged waif the [merediths] had found in the old [taylor] barn . 1 she 2 did 1 she 8 forlorn 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 look 4 look 6 like 5 much 6 like 8 forlorn 10 ragged 9 and 10 ragged 10 ragged 11 waif 10 ragged 21 . 12 the 20 barn 14 had 15 found 15 found 16 in 16 in 17 the 17 the 18 old 18 old 20 barn 20 barn 21 . una tried not to feel envious . 1 una 6 envious 1 una 7 . 2 tried 6 envious 3 not 4 to 3 not 6 envious 5 feel 6 envious here [was] [mary] with a [new] [velvet] cap , but she [and] [faith] had to wear their shabby old gray tams again this winter . 1 here 8 cap 4 with 5 a 5 a 8 cap 8 cap 25 . 9 , 10 but 10 but 11 she 11 she 14 had 14 had 15 to 15 to 21 tams 16 wear 21 tams 17 their 18 shabby 17 their 21 tams 18 shabby 21 tams 19 old 21 tams 20 gray 21 tams 21 tams 22 again 21 tams 23 this 21 tams 24 winter 21 tams 25 . mary had told them once that ministers were always short of money , and found it " awful hard " to make ends meet . 1 mary 7 ministers 2 had 3 told 3 told 4 them 3 told 7 ministers 5 once 7 ministers 6 that 7 ministers 7 ministers 8 were 7 ministers 9 always 7 ministers 10 short 7 ministers 12 money 11 of 12 money 12 money 15 found 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 found 15 found 19 hard 16 it 19 hard 17 " 18 awful 18 awful 19 hard 19 hard 20 " 19 hard 23 ends 21 to 22 make 22 make 23 ends 23 ends 24 meet 23 ends 25 . since then [faith] [and] [una] [would] [have] [gone] [in] rags [rather] [than] [ask] [their] [father] [for] [anything] [if] [they] [could] [help] [it] [.] 1 since 2 then 2 then 10 rags the new squirrel muff was really the last straw . 1 the 4 muff 2 new 4 muff 3 squirrel 4 muff 4 muff 5 was 4 muff 6 really 4 muff 8 last 4 muff 9 straw 4 muff 10 . 7 the 8 last neither [faith] [nor] [una] [had] ever had a muff , counting themselves [lucky] [if] [they] [could] [compass] [mittens] [without] [holes] [in] [them] . 1 neither 12 themselves 6 ever 7 had 7 had 8 a 8 a 9 muff 9 muff 10 , 9 muff 11 counting 11 counting 12 themselves 12 themselves 23 . aunt [martha] [could] [not] [see] [to] darn [holes] and [though] [una] [tried] [to] [,] she [made] sad cobbling . 1 aunt 7 darn 7 darn 18 cobbling 9 and 15 she 9 and 18 cobbling 15 she 17 sad 18 cobbling 19 . somehow , they could not make their greeting of [mary] [very] cordial . 1 somehow 2 , 1 somehow 8 greeting 3 they 4 could 3 they 7 their 4 could 5 not 4 could 6 make 7 their 8 greeting 8 greeting 12 cordial 9 of 12 cordial 12 cordial 13 . but [mary] did not mind or notice that ; she was not overly sensitive . 1 but 3 did 3 did 4 not 4 not 6 or 4 not 13 overly 5 mind 6 or 7 notice 13 overly 8 that 13 overly 9 ; 13 overly 10 she 11 was 10 she 13 overly 11 was 13 overly 12 not 13 overly 13 overly 14 sensitive 14 sensitive 15 . she vaulted lightly to a seat on the pine tree , and laid the offending muff on a bough . 1 she 2 vaulted 2 vaulted 3 lightly 3 lightly 4 to 4 to 20 . 5 a 6 seat 5 a 11 , 6 seat 9 pine 7 on 8 the 8 the 9 pine 9 pine 10 tree 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 laid 13 laid 14 the 13 laid 15 offending 15 offending 16 muff 16 muff 17 on 16 muff 19 bough 17 on 18 a 19 bough 20 . una saw that it was lined with shirred red satin and had red tassels . 1 una 6 lined 2 saw 3 that 2 saw 6 lined 4 it 5 was 5 was 6 lined 6 lined 7 with 6 lined 8 shirred 8 shirred 9 red 8 shirred 14 tassels 10 satin 14 tassels 11 and 14 tassels 12 had 14 tassels 13 red 14 tassels 14 tassels 15 . " give us a chew , " said [mary] companionably . 1 " 8 said 2 give 3 us 3 us 7 " 4 a 5 chew 5 chew 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 companionably 10 companionably 11 . nan , [di] and [faith] all produced [an] amber-hued knot [or] [two] [from] their pockets and [passed] them [to] [mary] . 1 nan 2 , 1 nan 7 produced 2 , 4 and 4 and 6 all 7 produced 9 amber-hued 9 amber-hued 10 knot 10 knot 21 . 14 their 15 pockets 14 their 18 them 15 pockets 16 and 18 them 21 . una sat very still . 1 una 2 sat 2 sat 4 still 3 very 4 still 4 still 5 . people with squirrel muffs needn't expect to get everything in the world . 1 people 4 muffs 2 with 4 muffs 3 squirrel 4 muffs 4 muffs 5 needn't 4 muffs 6 expect 4 muffs 7 to 4 muffs 8 get 4 muffs 9 everything 4 muffs 10 in 10 in 12 world 11 the 12 world 12 world 13 . una tucked [her] [feet] [under] her . 1 una 2 tucked 2 tucked 6 her 6 her 7 . there was a hole in the toe of one of her boots and both laces were much knotted . 1 there 2 was 1 there 7 toe 2 was 3 a 4 hole 5 in 4 hole 7 toe 5 in 6 the 7 toe 8 of 7 toe 9 one 7 toe 10 of 7 toe 11 her 7 toe 12 boots 9 one 10 of 12 boots 13 and 12 boots 15 laces 14 both 15 laces 15 laces 16 were 15 laces 17 much 15 laces 18 knotted 15 laces 19 . but they were the best she had . 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 were 2 they 7 had 3 were 5 best 4 the 5 best 6 she 7 had 7 had 8 . oh , this [mary] [vance] ! 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 6 ! 2 , 3 this why hadn't they left her in the old barn ? 1 why 2 hadn't 1 why 10 ? 2 hadn't 4 left 3 they 4 left 4 left 5 her 4 left 9 barn 6 in 9 barn 7 the 8 old 7 the 9 barn 8 old 9 barn una never felt badly [because] [the] [ingleside] [twins] [were] [better] dressed than [she] [and] [faith] [were] . 1 una 11 dressed 1 una 17 . 2 never 3 felt 3 felt 4 badly 4 badly 11 dressed 12 than 17 . [they] [wore] [their] [pretty] [clothes] [with] [careless] [grace] [and] [never] [seemed] [to] [think] [about] [them] [at] [all] [.] somehow , they did not make other people feel shabby . 1 somehow 2 , 1 somehow 4 did 1 somehow 7 other 1 somehow 9 feel 3 they 4 did 4 did 5 not 4 did 6 make 7 other 8 people 9 feel 10 shabby 10 shabby 11 . of course , [mary] was going out for a visit and she was not . 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 , 2 course 14 not 5 was 6 going 5 was 11 and 5 was 14 not 6 going 10 visit 7 out 10 visit 8 for 9 a 8 for 10 visit 9 a 10 visit 12 she 13 was 12 she 14 not 14 not 15 . but even if she had been she had nothing better to put on and in this lay the sting . 1 but 4 she 2 even 3 if 3 if 4 she 4 she 5 had 4 she 12 put 5 had 6 been 7 she 8 had 7 she 12 put 8 had 10 better 9 nothing 10 better 11 to 12 put 12 put 13 on 12 put 14 and 12 put 15 in 15 in 19 sting 16 this 19 sting 17 lay 19 sting 18 the 19 sting 19 sting 20 . " say , this is great gum . 1 " 7 gum 2 say 3 , 2 say 7 gum 4 this 5 is 4 this 7 gum 6 great 7 gum 7 gum 8 . listen to me cracking it . 1 listen 2 to 1 listen 3 me 1 listen 4 cracking 1 listen 6 . 4 cracking 5 it there ain't any gum spruces [down] [at] [four] [winds] , " said [mary] . 1 there 2 ain't 2 ain't 3 any 3 any 14 . 4 gum 5 spruces 4 gum 14 . 5 spruces 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said " [sometimes] [i] just [hanker] [after] a chew . 1 " 9 . 4 just 7 a 7 a 8 chew 8 chew 9 . mrs [elliott] [won't] [let] [me] [chew] gum if she sees me . 1 mrs 7 gum 7 gum 10 sees 8 if 9 she 9 she 10 sees 10 sees 12 . 11 me 12 . she says it ain't lady-like . 1 she 5 lady-like 2 says 5 lady-like 3 it 5 lady-like 4 ain't 5 lady-like 5 lady-like 6 . this lady-business puzzles me . 1 this 2 lady-business 2 lady-business 3 puzzles 2 lady-business 4 me 2 lady-business 5 . i can't get on to all its kinks . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 8 kinks 2 can't 9 . 3 get 8 kinks 4 on 8 kinks 5 to 8 kinks 6 all 8 kinks 7 its 8 kinks say , [una] , what 's the matter with you ? 1 say 2 , 1 say 11 ? 4 , 5 what 5 what 8 matter 6 's 8 matter 7 the 8 matter 8 matter 9 with 8 matter 11 ? 10 you 11 ? cat got your tongue ? " 1 cat 2 got 1 cat 4 tongue 3 your 4 tongue 4 tongue 6 " 5 ? 6 " " no , " said [una] , who could not drag her fascinated eyes from that [squirrel] muff . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 who 8 who 13 fascinated 9 could 13 fascinated 10 not 11 drag 11 drag 13 fascinated 12 her 13 fascinated 13 fascinated 14 eyes 13 fascinated 15 from 13 fascinated 16 that 13 fascinated 18 muff 18 muff 19 . mary leaned past her , picked it up and thrust it [into] [una] 's [hands] . 1 mary 2 leaned 1 mary 16 . 2 leaned 3 past 2 leaned 4 her 2 leaned 6 picked 4 her 5 , 6 picked 7 it 6 picked 8 up 6 picked 9 and 6 picked 10 thrust 8 up 9 and 11 it 14 's 11 it 16 . " stick your paws in that for a while , " she ordered . 1 " 2 stick 2 stick 4 paws 3 your 4 paws 4 paws 5 in 4 paws 9 while 4 paws 14 . 5 in 6 that 7 for 9 while 8 a 9 while 9 while 13 ordered 10 , 11 " 10 , 13 ordered 12 she 13 ordered " they look sorter pinched . 1 " 6 . 2 they 4 sorter 3 look 4 sorter 4 sorter 5 pinched 5 pinched 6 . ain't that a dandy muff ? 1 ain't 2 that 1 ain't 5 muff 2 that 5 muff 3 a 4 dandy 4 dandy 5 muff 5 muff 6 ? mrs elliott give it to me last week for a birthday present . 1 mrs 2 elliott 2 elliott 3 give 3 give 4 it 3 give 6 me 3 give 11 birthday 5 to 6 me 7 last 8 week 8 week 11 birthday 9 for 11 birthday 10 a 11 birthday 11 birthday 12 present 11 birthday 13 . i 'm to get [the] collar at [christmas] . 1 i 2 'm 1 i 4 get 3 to 4 get 4 get 6 collar 6 collar 9 . 7 at 9 . i heard her [telling] [mr] [elliott] that . ["] 1 i 2 heard 2 heard 3 her 3 her 8 . 7 that 8 . " [mrs] [elliott] is very good to you , " said [faith] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 8 you 4 is 5 very 5 very 6 good 6 good 7 to 8 you 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " you bet she is . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 bet 2 you 3 bet 3 bet 4 she 3 bet 5 is 3 bet 6 . and [i'm] [good] [to] her , too , " retorted [mary] . 1 and 5 her 5 her 12 . 6 , 7 too 7 too 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 retorted 10 retorted 12 . " [i] [work] like a nigger [to] [make] [it] [easy] for her and have everything just as she likes it . 1 " 4 like 4 like 5 a 5 a 6 nigger 6 nigger 11 for 11 for 12 her 12 her 21 . 13 and 15 everything 14 have 15 everything 15 everything 16 just 16 just 17 as 16 just 19 likes 17 as 18 she 18 she 19 likes 19 likes 20 it 20 it 21 . we was made for each other . 1 we 5 each 2 was 3 made 3 made 4 for 3 made 5 each 5 each 6 other 6 other 7 . ' [tisn't] [every] [one] could get along with her as well as [i] [do] . 1 ' 11 well 5 could 6 get 6 get 7 along 7 along 8 with 8 with 9 her 9 her 10 as 10 as 11 well 11 well 12 as 12 as 15 . she 's [pizen] neat , [but] [so] [am] [i] , and so we agree fine . " 1 she 2 's 2 's 4 neat 4 neat 5 , 5 , 11 and 5 , 13 we 10 , 11 and 12 so 13 we 13 we 14 agree 14 agree 15 fine 14 agree 17 " 16 . 17 " " [i] told you she would never whip you . ["] 1 " 4 you 1 " 9 you 3 told 4 you 5 she 6 would 6 would 7 never 7 never 8 whip 8 whip 9 you 9 you 10 . " so you did [.] 1 " 4 did 2 so 3 you 2 so 4 did she 's never tried to lay a finger on me and [i] ain't [never] [told] [a] [lie] to [her] not one , true ['s] [you] [live] . 1 she 2 's 1 she 8 finger 3 never 4 tried 4 tried 5 to 4 tried 8 finger 6 lay 8 finger 7 a 8 finger 8 finger 9 on 8 finger 11 and 8 finger 13 ain't 10 me 11 and 13 ain't 18 to 18 to 27 . 20 not 21 one 20 not 23 true 21 one 22 , 23 true 27 . she [combs] [me] [down] [with] her tongue [sometimes] [though] , but that [just] [slips] off [me] like [water] [off] a duck 's back . 1 she 6 her 6 her 7 tongue 7 tongue 10 , 7 tongue 24 . 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 that 15 off 21 duck 17 like 20 a 20 a 21 duck 21 duck 22 's 21 duck 23 back 21 duck 24 . say , [una] , [why] [didn't] [you] hang [on] [to] [the] [muff] ? " 1 say 2 , 1 say 13 ? 4 , 8 hang 8 hang 13 ? 13 ? 14 " una had put it back on the bough . 1 una 2 had 1 una 9 . 3 put 4 it 3 put 5 back 5 back 8 bough 6 on 7 the 7 the 8 bough 8 bough 9 . " my hands aren't cold , thank you , " she said stiffly . 1 " 13 stiffly 2 my 3 hands 3 hands 5 cold 3 hands 13 stiffly 4 aren't 5 cold 6 , 7 thank 7 thank 8 you 7 thank 9 , 7 thank 13 stiffly 9 , 10 " 10 " 13 stiffly 11 she 13 stiffly 12 said 13 stiffly 13 stiffly 14 . " well , if you 're satisfied , [i] am . 1 " 2 well 2 well 7 satisfied 3 , 4 if 4 if 5 you 5 you 6 're 6 're 7 satisfied 7 satisfied 8 , 7 satisfied 10 am 7 satisfied 11 . say , [old] [kitty] [alec] [has] [come] [back] [to] [church] [as] [meek] [as] [moses] and nobody knows [why] . 1 say 2 , 2 , 15 and 15 and 16 nobody 16 nobody 17 knows 17 knows 19 . but everybody [is] [saying] it was [faith] brought [norman] [douglas] out . 1 but 2 everybody 1 but 5 it 5 it 6 was 5 it 12 . 8 brought 11 out 11 out 12 . his housekeeper says you went there and gave him an awful tongue-lashing . 1 his 2 housekeeper 2 housekeeper 3 says 3 says 4 you 3 says 6 there 5 went 6 there 6 there 12 tongue-lashing 7 and 12 tongue-lashing 8 gave 12 tongue-lashing 9 him 12 tongue-lashing 10 an 12 tongue-lashing 11 awful 12 tongue-lashing 12 tongue-lashing 13 . did you ? " 1 did 2 you 2 you 3 ? 3 ? 4 " " [i] [went] [and] asked him to come [to] [church] , " said [faith] uncomfortably . 1 " 15 uncomfortably 5 asked 6 him 5 asked 15 uncomfortably 7 to 8 come 8 come 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 uncomfortably 15 uncomfortably 16 . " fancy [your] spunk ! " said [mary] admiringly . 1 " 2 fancy 1 " 7 said 4 spunk 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 said 7 said 9 admiringly 9 admiringly 10 . " [i] [wouldn't] have [dared] do [that] [and] [i] ['m] not [so] slow . 1 " 4 have 1 " 6 do 6 do 11 not 11 not 13 slow 13 slow 14 . say , is your father going to preach here to-morrow ? " 1 say 2 , 1 say 11 ? 3 is 4 your 4 your 5 father 5 father 8 preach 6 going 7 to 6 going 8 preach 8 preach 9 here 8 preach 10 to-morrow 8 preach 11 ? 11 ? 12 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . he 's [going] to exchange [with] [mr] [perry] from [charlottetown] . 1 he 2 's 1 he 4 to 4 to 5 exchange 5 exchange 9 from 9 from 11 . father went to town [this] [morning] and [mr] [perry] [is] [coming] out [to-night] . ["] 1 father 4 town 2 went 3 to 2 went 4 town 4 town 14 . 7 and 12 out 12 out 14 . " [i] [thought] there was something in the wind , though [old] [martha] [wouldn't] [give] [me] [any] satisfaction . 1 " 19 . 4 there 5 was 4 there 6 something 4 there 7 in 7 in 8 the 7 in 18 satisfaction 8 the 9 wind 9 wind 10 , 10 , 11 though 18 satisfaction 19 . but [i] [felt] [sure] she wouldn't have been killing that rooster for nothing . ["] 1 but 6 wouldn't 5 she 6 wouldn't 6 wouldn't 7 have 6 wouldn't 11 rooster 7 have 8 been 9 killing 11 rooster 10 that 11 rooster 11 rooster 12 for 11 rooster 13 nothing 13 nothing 14 . " what rooster ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 rooster 2 what 4 ? what do you mean ? " cried [faith] , turning pale . 1 what 4 mean 1 what 5 ? 2 do 4 mean 3 you 4 mean 5 ? 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 12 . 9 , 10 turning 10 turning 11 pale 11 pale 12 . " [i] don't know what rooster . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 what 5 what 6 rooster 6 rooster 7 . i didn't see it . 1 i 2 didn't 2 didn't 3 see 2 didn't 4 it 4 it 5 . when she took the [butter] [mrs] [elliott] [sent] [up] she said she 'd been out to the barn killing a rooster for dinner tomorrow . " 1 when 2 she 1 when 10 she 2 she 3 took 3 took 4 the 10 she 13 'd 11 said 12 she 12 she 13 'd 13 'd 14 been 14 been 21 rooster 15 out 16 to 15 out 21 rooster 17 the 18 barn 18 barn 21 rooster 19 killing 21 rooster 20 a 21 rooster 21 rooster 23 dinner 21 rooster 24 tomorrow 22 for 23 dinner 24 tomorrow 25 . 25 . 26 " faith sprang down from the pine . 1 faith 6 pine 1 faith 7 . 2 sprang 3 down 2 sprang 6 pine 4 from 5 the 5 the 6 pine " [it's] [adam] we have no other [rooster] [she] [has] killed [adam] . " 1 " 14 " 4 we 5 have 4 we 11 killed 5 have 6 no 6 no 7 other 11 killed 13 . 13 . 14 " " [now] , don't fly off the handle . 1 " 9 . 3 , 4 don't 4 don't 5 fly 5 fly 8 handle 6 off 8 handle 7 the 8 handle 8 handle 9 . " [if] [she] [has] killed [adam] " faith [began] [to] [run] up [the] [hill] . 1 " 5 killed 5 killed 15 . 7 " 8 faith 7 " 12 up 12 up 15 . mary shrugged her shoulders . 1 mary 2 shrugged 2 shrugged 4 shoulders 3 her 4 shoulders 4 shoulders 5 . " she 'll go crazy now . 1 " 7 . 2 she 5 crazy 3 'll 4 go 4 go 5 crazy 5 crazy 6 now 5 crazy 7 . she was so fond of that [adam] . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 so 3 so 4 fond 4 fond 8 . 5 of 6 that 5 of 8 . he ought to have been in the pot long ago he 'll be as tough as sole leather . 1 he 2 ought 2 ought 3 to 2 ought 4 have 4 have 5 been 5 been 6 in 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 pot 8 pot 18 leather 9 long 10 ago 10 ago 15 tough 11 he 12 'll 12 'll 13 be 12 'll 15 tough 14 as 15 tough 15 tough 17 sole 15 tough 18 leather 16 as 17 sole 18 leather 19 . but [i] wouldn't like to be in [martha] 's shoes . 1 but 3 wouldn't 3 wouldn't 6 be 4 like 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 in 7 in 10 shoes 9 's 10 shoes 10 shoes 11 . faith 's just [white] [with] rage [;] [una] , you 'd better go [after] [her] [and] [try] to [peacify] her . " 1 faith 2 's 1 faith 6 rage 2 's 3 just 6 rage 21 . 9 , 10 you 10 you 11 'd 11 'd 12 better 11 'd 13 go 13 go 18 to 18 to 20 her 20 her 21 . 21 . 22 " mary had [gone] a few steps [with] [the] [blythe] [girls] [when] [una] [suddenly] [turned] [and] [ran] after her . 1 mary 2 had 2 had 4 a 4 a 5 few 5 few 6 steps 6 steps 19 . 17 after 18 her 18 her 19 . " why , thanks , " said [mary] , [rather] taken [by] surprise . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 4 thanks 4 thanks 6 " 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 14 . 9 , 11 taken 11 taken 13 surprise 13 surprise 14 . to the [blythe] girls , [after] [una] had gone , [she] said , " ain't [she] a [queer] [little] mite [?] 1 to 2 the 1 to 20 mite 2 the 4 girls 4 girls 17 a 5 , 12 said 8 had 9 gone 9 gone 10 , 10 , 12 said 12 said 13 , 12 said 17 a 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 ain't but [i] ['ve] [always] [said] she had a good heart . " 1 but 6 she 6 she 7 had 7 had 8 a 8 a 9 good 9 good 10 heart 10 heart 11 . 11 . 12 " [chapter] [xix] [.] [poor] [adam] [!] when [una] [got] [home] [faith] was lying [face] downwards [on] her [bed] , utterly [refusing] to be comforted . 1 when 6 was 6 was 7 lying 7 lying 9 downwards 9 downwards 14 utterly 11 her 13 , 11 her 14 utterly 14 utterly 19 . 16 to 17 be 16 to 19 . 17 be 18 comforted aunt [martha] [had] [killed] [adam] . 1 aunt 6 . he was reposing on a platter in the pantry that very minute , trussed and dressed , encircled by his liver and heart and gizzard . 1 he 3 reposing 2 was 3 reposing 3 reposing 4 on 3 reposing 6 platter 3 reposing 7 in 3 reposing 9 pantry 5 a 6 platter 8 the 9 pantry 9 pantry 14 trussed 10 that 14 trussed 11 very 14 trussed 12 minute 14 trussed 13 , 14 trussed 14 trussed 15 and 14 trussed 16 dressed 14 trussed 18 encircled 17 , 18 encircled 18 encircled 19 by 18 encircled 20 his 18 encircled 21 liver 21 liver 22 and 21 liver 25 gizzard 23 heart 25 gizzard 24 and 25 gizzard 25 gizzard 26 . aunt [martha] heeded [faith] ['s] passion of grief and anger not a whit . 1 aunt 3 heeded 1 aunt 14 . 3 heeded 6 passion 6 passion 7 of 7 of 8 grief 8 grief 9 and 8 grief 13 whit 10 anger 13 whit 11 not 13 whit 12 a 13 whit " we had to have something for the strange minister 's dinner , " she said . 1 " 2 we 1 " 16 said 2 we 3 had 2 we 5 have 3 had 4 to 5 have 12 dinner 6 something 7 for 6 something 9 strange 7 for 8 the 9 strange 10 minister 10 minister 11 's 10 minister 12 dinner 13 , 14 " 14 " 16 said 15 she 16 said 16 said 17 . " you 're too big a girl to make such a fuss over an old rooster . 1 " 3 're 2 you 3 're 3 're 4 too 4 too 5 big 5 big 16 rooster 6 a 7 girl 6 a 12 fuss 8 to 9 make 9 make 12 fuss 10 such 11 a 10 such 12 fuss 12 fuss 13 over 12 fuss 16 rooster 14 an 15 old 15 old 16 rooster 16 rooster 17 . you knew he 'd have to be killed sometime . " 1 you 4 'd 2 knew 3 he 2 knew 4 'd 4 'd 5 have 5 have 8 killed 6 to 7 be 7 be 8 killed 8 killed 9 sometime 9 sometime 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] 'll tell father when he comes home what you 've done , " sobbed [faith] . 1 " 12 've 1 " 16 sobbed 3 'll 4 tell 4 tell 8 comes 4 tell 10 what 4 tell 11 you 5 father 8 comes 6 when 7 he 6 when 8 comes 8 comes 9 home 11 you 12 've 12 've 13 done 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 sobbed 16 sobbed 18 . " don't you go bothering your poor father . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 5 bothering 3 you 5 bothering 4 go 5 bothering 5 bothering 6 your 5 bothering 7 poor 5 bothering 8 father 5 bothering 9 . he has troubles enough . 1 he 2 has 2 has 4 enough 3 troubles 4 enough 4 enough 5 . and [i'm] housekeeper [here] . " 1 and 3 housekeeper 3 housekeeper 5 . 5 . 6 " " [adam] [was] [mine] [mrs] [johnson] [gave] [him] [to] me . 1 " 10 me 10 me 11 . you had [no] [business] to touch him , " stormed [faith] . 1 you 5 to 1 you 6 touch 2 had 5 to 6 touch 12 . 7 him 8 , 7 him 12 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 stormed " don't you get sassy now . 1 " 5 sassy 2 don't 5 sassy 3 you 5 sassy 4 get 5 sassy 5 sassy 6 now 5 sassy 7 . the rooster 's killed and there 's an end of it . 1 the 9 end 2 rooster 3 's 2 rooster 4 killed 2 rooster 6 there 2 rooster 7 's 2 rooster 8 an 5 and 6 there 8 an 9 end 9 end 10 of 9 end 11 it 11 it 12 . i ain't going to set no strange minister down to a dinner of cold b'iled mutton . 1 i 2 ain't 2 ain't 3 going 3 going 4 to 4 to 15 b'iled 5 set 8 minister 5 set 9 down 6 no 8 minister 7 strange 8 minister 9 down 15 b'iled 10 to 15 b'iled 11 a 15 b'iled 12 dinner 15 b'iled 13 of 15 b'iled 14 cold 15 b'iled 15 b'iled 16 mutton 15 b'iled 17 . 16 mutton 17 . i was brought up to know better than that [,] [if] [i] have come down in the world . " 1 i 5 to 1 i 6 know 1 i 13 have 2 was 3 brought 3 brought 4 up 3 brought 5 to 6 know 7 better 7 better 8 than 8 than 9 that 13 have 14 come 14 come 15 down 15 down 17 the 16 in 17 the 17 the 18 world 18 world 19 . 19 . 20 " faith would not go down to supper that night and she would not go to church the next morning . 1 faith 2 would 2 would 3 not 2 would 4 go 4 go 7 supper 4 go 10 and 4 go 16 church 5 down 7 supper 6 to 7 supper 7 supper 9 night 8 that 9 night 11 she 12 would 12 would 13 not 12 would 14 go 14 go 16 church 15 to 16 church 16 church 18 next 16 church 20 . 17 the 18 next 18 next 19 morning but [at] dinner [time] she went to the table , her eyes swollen with crying , her face sullen . 1 but 3 dinner 3 dinner 20 . 5 she 6 went 6 went 7 to 7 to 9 table 8 the 9 table 9 table 13 swollen 10 , 13 swollen 11 her 13 swollen 12 eyes 13 swollen 13 swollen 14 with 13 swollen 15 crying 13 swollen 18 face 13 swollen 19 sullen 15 crying 16 , 17 her 18 face 19 sullen 20 . he was certainly not handsome and he was a very tiresome , pompous sort of person . 1 he 13 pompous 2 was 13 pompous 3 certainly 4 not 3 certainly 5 handsome 5 handsome 6 and 5 handsome 11 tiresome 6 and 7 he 7 he 8 was 8 was 9 a 10 very 11 tiresome 11 tiresome 12 , 11 tiresome 13 pompous 13 pompous 14 sort 13 pompous 16 person 13 pompous 17 . 15 of 16 person but [if] he [had] [looked] [like] [the] [archangel] [michael] [and] talked with the tongues of men and angels [faith] would [still] have utterly detested him . 1 but 3 he 3 he 11 talked 11 talked 12 with 11 talked 14 tongues 12 with 13 the 14 tongues 18 angels 15 of 18 angels 16 men 17 and 16 men 18 angels 18 angels 24 detested 20 would 22 have 20 would 24 detested 22 have 23 utterly 24 detested 26 . 25 him 26 . he carved [adam] up dexterously , showing [off] his plump [white] hands and very handsome diamond ring . 1 he 2 carved 2 carved 4 up 2 carved 7 showing 4 up 5 dexterously 6 , 7 showing 7 showing 9 his 9 his 10 plump 10 plump 18 . 12 hands 16 diamond 13 and 14 very 14 very 15 handsome 15 handsome 16 diamond 16 diamond 17 ring 17 ring 18 . also , he made jovial remarks all through the performance . 1 also 5 jovial 2 , 5 jovial 3 he 4 made 4 made 5 jovial 5 jovial 6 remarks 5 jovial 7 all 5 jovial 8 through 5 jovial 10 performance 5 jovial 11 . 9 the 10 performance jerry [and] [carl] giggled , and [even] [una] smiled [wanly] , [because] she thought [politeness] demanded it . 1 jerry 4 giggled 4 giggled 5 , 4 giggled 9 smiled 5 , 6 and 9 smiled 16 demanded 11 , 13 she 11 , 16 demanded 13 she 14 thought 16 demanded 18 . 17 it 18 . but [faith] only scowled darkly . 1 but 3 only 3 only 5 darkly 4 scowled 5 darkly 5 darkly 6 . the [rev] [james] [thought] her manners [shockingly] [bad] . 1 the 9 . 5 her 6 manners 6 manners 9 . once , when he was delivering [himself] [of] an unctuous remark [to] [jerry] , [faith] broke in rudely with a flat contradiction . 1 once 6 delivering 2 , 6 delivering 3 when 6 delivering 4 he 5 was 5 was 6 delivering 6 delivering 10 unctuous 9 an 10 unctuous 10 unctuous 11 remark 11 remark 23 . 14 , 16 broke 16 broke 22 contradiction 17 in 22 contradiction 18 rudely 22 contradiction 19 with 22 contradiction 20 a 21 flat 20 a 22 contradiction 21 flat 22 contradiction 22 contradiction 23 . the [rev] [james] [drew] [his] bushy eyebrows [together] at her . 1 the 6 bushy 6 bushy 7 eyebrows 7 eyebrows 11 . 9 at 10 her 10 her 11 . this put [faith] in a [worse] [temper] [than] [ever] . 1 this 10 . 2 put 4 in 4 in 5 a 5 a 10 . to be called " little girl ["] [as] [if] she [were] [no] bigger [than] chubby [rilla] [blythe] over [at] [ingleside] [!] 1 to 2 be 2 be 3 called 3 called 4 " 3 called 5 little 5 little 6 girl 5 little 13 bigger 6 girl 10 she 13 bigger 15 chubby 15 chubby 18 over it was insufferable . 1 it 3 insufferable 2 was 3 insufferable 3 insufferable 4 . and how that abominable [mr] [perry] [did] [eat] ! 1 and 2 how 2 how 9 ! 3 that 4 abominable 4 abominable 9 ! he [even] picked [poor] [adam] 's bones . 1 he 3 picked 3 picked 7 bones 6 's 7 bones 7 bones 8 . neither [faith] nor [una] [would] touch [a] mouthful , and [looked] [upon] the boys as little better than cannibals . 1 neither 3 nor 1 neither 8 mouthful 3 nor 6 touch 8 mouthful 20 . 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 the 13 the 14 boys 14 boys 19 cannibals 15 as 19 cannibals 16 little 19 cannibals 17 better 18 than 17 better 19 cannibals 19 cannibals 20 . " [god] hadn't a single [thing] to do with providing [adam] [for] [you] , " muttered [faith] rebelliously [under] her breath . 1 " 3 hadn't 1 " 16 muttered 4 a 5 single 4 a 15 " 5 single 7 to 7 to 8 do 8 do 9 with 10 providing 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 muttered 16 muttered 18 rebelliously 18 rebelliously 22 . 20 her 21 breath 20 her 22 . " you father 's books seem to be in somewhat deplorable confusion , my little girl , " he said severely . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 father 3 father 4 's 3 father 5 books 5 books 11 deplorable 6 seem 7 to 6 seem 11 deplorable 8 be 11 deplorable 9 in 11 deplorable 10 somewhat 11 deplorable 11 deplorable 12 confusion 11 deplorable 13 , 11 deplorable 14 my 11 deplorable 15 little 11 deplorable 16 girl 11 deplorable 22 . 17 , 18 " 18 " 20 said 19 he 20 said 20 said 21 severely 21 severely 22 . faith darkled in her corner and said not a word . 1 faith 2 darkled 2 darkled 3 in 2 darkled 4 her 2 darkled 5 corner 2 darkled 6 and 2 darkled 7 said 2 darkled 8 not 8 not 10 word 9 a 10 word 10 word 11 . she [would] [not] [talk] to [this] this creature . 1 she 5 to 5 to 9 . 7 this 8 creature 8 creature 9 . " you are quite old enough to attend to such duties . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 are 3 are 11 duties 4 quite 6 enough 5 old 6 enough 6 enough 11 duties 7 to 8 attend 8 attend 9 to 8 attend 11 duties 10 such 11 duties 11 duties 12 . [my] [little] [daughter] [at] [home] [is] [only] [ten] [and] [she] [is] [already] [an] [excellent] [little] [housekeeper] [and] [the] [greatest] [help] [and] [comfort] [to] [her] [mother] [.] she is a very sweet child . 1 she 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 6 child 4 very 5 sweet 5 sweet 6 child 6 child 7 . i wish you had the privilege of her acquaintance . 1 i 2 wish 2 wish 3 you 2 wish 4 had 2 wish 6 privilege 5 the 6 privilege 6 privilege 7 of 6 privilege 8 her 6 privilege 9 acquaintance 7 of 8 her 9 acquaintance 10 . she could help you in many ways . 1 she 2 could 2 could 3 help 3 help 4 you 3 help 7 ways 5 in 7 ways 6 many 7 ways 7 ways 8 . of course , you have not had the inestimable privilege of a good mother 's care and training . 1 of 2 course 1 of 9 inestimable 3 , 9 inestimable 4 you 9 inestimable 5 have 9 inestimable 6 not 9 inestimable 7 had 9 inestimable 8 the 9 inestimable 9 inestimable 10 privilege 9 inestimable 12 a 9 inestimable 13 good 9 inestimable 14 mother 9 inestimable 15 's 10 privilege 11 of 15 's 18 training 16 care 18 training 17 and 18 training 18 training 19 . a sad lack a very sad lack . 1 a 2 sad 2 sad 3 lack 3 lack 4 a 4 a 7 lack 5 very 6 sad 6 sad 7 lack 7 lack 8 . i trust he may awaken to a realization of his responsibility before it is too late . 1 i 2 trust 2 trust 5 awaken 3 he 5 awaken 4 may 5 awaken 5 awaken 6 to 5 awaken 8 realization 5 awaken 10 his 5 awaken 11 responsibility 7 a 8 realization 8 realization 9 of 11 responsibility 12 before 11 responsibility 16 late 13 it 14 is 13 it 16 late 15 too 16 late 16 late 17 . in the meantime , it is your duty and privilege to endeavour to take your sainted mother 's place . 1 in 2 the 1 in 3 meantime 2 the 3 meantime 3 meantime 4 , 3 meantime 19 place 5 it 6 is 6 is 19 place 7 your 16 sainted 8 duty 9 and 8 duty 10 privilege 10 privilege 16 sainted 11 to 16 sainted 12 endeavour 16 sainted 13 to 16 sainted 14 take 16 sainted 15 your 16 sainted 16 sainted 17 mother 16 sainted 18 's 16 sainted 19 place 19 place 20 . you might exercise a great influence over your brothers and your little sister you might be a true mother to them . 1 you 2 might 2 might 3 exercise 2 might 16 be 3 exercise 5 great 3 exercise 6 influence 3 exercise 8 your 3 exercise 9 brothers 4 a 5 great 6 influence 7 over 9 brothers 10 and 9 brothers 13 sister 11 your 13 sister 12 little 13 sister 14 you 15 might 15 might 16 be 16 be 17 a 16 be 18 true 18 true 19 mother 18 true 22 . 20 to 21 them 21 them 22 . i fear that you do not think of these things as you should . 1 i 2 fear 1 i 5 do 1 i 13 should 2 fear 3 that 4 you 5 do 5 do 6 not 5 do 7 think 5 do 10 things 5 do 12 you 7 think 8 of 8 of 9 these 11 as 12 you 13 should 14 . my dear child , allow me to open your eyes in regard to them . " 1 my 2 dear 2 dear 3 child 3 child 4 , 3 child 5 allow 5 allow 6 me 5 allow 7 to 5 allow 8 open 8 open 12 regard 9 your 10 eyes 10 eyes 12 regard 11 in 12 regard 12 regard 13 to 12 regard 14 them 14 them 15 . 15 . 16 " mr [perry] ['s] [oily] [,] [complacent] [voice] [trickled] [on] . 1 mr 10 . he was in his element . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 in 3 in 4 his 4 his 5 element 5 element 6 . nothing suited him better than to lay down the law , patronize and exhort . 1 nothing 2 suited 2 suited 3 him 2 suited 4 better 2 suited 6 to 2 suited 7 lay 4 better 5 than 7 lay 8 down 8 down 14 exhort 9 the 14 exhort 10 law 11 , 10 law 14 exhort 11 , 14 exhort 12 patronize 14 exhort 13 and 14 exhort 14 exhort 15 . he had no idea of stopping , and he did not stop . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 no 3 no 4 idea 4 idea 5 of 4 idea 6 stopping 6 stopping 12 stop 7 , 8 and 7 , 9 he 9 he 10 did 10 did 11 not 10 did 12 stop 12 stop 13 . he stood before the fire , his feet planted firmly on the rug , and poured out a flood of pompous platitudes . 1 he 16 poured 2 stood 3 before 3 before 5 fire 4 the 5 fire 5 fire 6 , 5 fire 9 planted 7 his 8 feet 8 feet 9 planted 9 planted 13 rug 10 firmly 13 rug 11 on 13 rug 12 the 13 rug 13 rug 14 , 13 rug 15 and 13 rug 16 poured 14 , 15 and 16 poured 22 platitudes 17 out 22 platitudes 18 a 19 flood 19 flood 20 of 19 flood 22 platitudes 21 pompous 22 platitudes 22 platitudes 23 . faith heard not a word . 1 faith 5 word 1 faith 6 . 2 heard 5 word 3 not 5 word 4 a 5 word she was really not listening to him at all . 1 she 2 was 2 was 5 listening 3 really 5 listening 4 not 5 listening 5 listening 6 to 5 listening 9 all 5 listening 10 . 6 to 7 him 8 at 9 all but she was watching his long black coat-tails with impish delight growing in her brown eyes . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 was 3 was 4 watching 4 watching 10 impish 5 his 10 impish 6 long 10 impish 7 black 10 impish 8 coat-tails 10 impish 9 with 10 impish 10 impish 11 delight 10 impish 12 growing 10 impish 13 in 10 impish 14 her 10 impish 15 brown 10 impish 16 eyes 10 impish 17 . mr [perry] [was] [standing] [very] [near] [the] fire [.] 1 mr 8 fire his coat-tails began to scorch his coat-tails began to smoke . 1 his 2 coat-tails 2 coat-tails 3 began 2 coat-tails 5 scorch 3 began 4 to 5 scorch 7 coat-tails 6 his 7 coat-tails 7 coat-tails 8 began 8 began 9 to 9 to 11 . 10 smoke 11 . he still prosed on , wrapped up in his own eloquence . 1 he 3 prosed 2 still 3 prosed 3 prosed 4 on 3 prosed 5 , 3 prosed 6 wrapped 6 wrapped 7 up 6 wrapped 8 in 6 wrapped 11 eloquence 8 in 9 his 9 his 10 own 11 eloquence 12 . the coat-tails smoked worse . 1 the 2 coat-tails 2 coat-tails 3 smoked 3 smoked 5 . 4 worse 5 . a tiny spark flew up from the burning wood and alighted in the middle of one . 1 a 3 spark 2 tiny 3 spark 3 spark 4 flew 3 spark 5 up 3 spark 6 from 3 spark 8 burning 6 from 7 the 8 burning 11 alighted 8 burning 17 . 9 wood 11 alighted 10 and 11 alighted 11 alighted 14 middle 11 alighted 16 one 12 in 13 the 13 the 14 middle 14 middle 15 of it clung and caught and spread into a smouldering flame . 1 it 11 . 2 clung 3 and 2 clung 4 caught 4 caught 9 smouldering 5 and 9 smouldering 6 spread 9 smouldering 7 into 9 smouldering 8 a 9 smouldering 9 smouldering 10 flame 9 smouldering 11 . faith could restrain herself no longer and broke into a stifled giggle . 1 faith 3 restrain 2 could 3 restrain 3 restrain 4 herself 3 restrain 6 longer 3 restrain 7 and 3 restrain 8 broke 5 no 6 longer 8 broke 9 into 9 into 10 a 10 a 11 stifled 11 stifled 12 giggle 12 giggle 13 . mr [perry] [stopped] short [,] [angered] [over] [this] [impertinence] [.] 1 mr 4 short suddenly he became conscious that a reek of burning cloth filled the room . 1 suddenly 7 reek 2 he 7 reek 3 became 7 reek 4 conscious 7 reek 5 that 7 reek 6 a 7 reek 7 reek 8 of 7 reek 9 burning 7 reek 10 cloth 7 reek 11 filled 7 reek 13 room 12 the 13 room 13 room 14 . he whirled round and saw nothing . 1 he 2 whirled 2 whirled 3 round 2 whirled 5 saw 2 whirled 6 nothing 3 round 4 and 6 nothing 7 . then he clapped his hands to his coat-tails and brought them around in front of him . 1 then 2 he 1 then 3 clapped 3 clapped 4 his 3 clapped 5 hands 3 clapped 8 coat-tails 6 to 8 coat-tails 7 his 8 coat-tails 8 coat-tails 10 brought 8 coat-tails 11 them 8 coat-tails 12 around 8 coat-tails 14 front 9 and 10 brought 13 in 14 front 14 front 15 of 14 front 16 him 16 him 17 . there was already quite a hole in one of them and this was his new suit . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 already 2 was 4 quite 4 quite 16 suit 5 a 6 hole 5 a 16 suit 6 hole 7 in 6 hole 8 one 6 hole 11 and 8 one 9 of 8 one 10 them 12 this 13 was 12 this 16 suit 14 his 16 suit 15 new 16 suit 16 suit 17 . faith shook with helpless laughter over his pose and expression . 1 faith 2 shook 2 shook 8 pose 3 with 8 pose 4 helpless 8 pose 5 laughter 8 pose 6 over 8 pose 7 his 8 pose 8 pose 9 and 8 pose 10 expression 8 pose 11 . " did you see my coat-tails burning ? " he demanded angrily . 1 " 12 angrily 2 did 6 coat-tails 3 you 4 see 4 see 6 coat-tails 5 my 6 coat-tails 6 coat-tails 7 burning 6 coat-tails 11 demanded 6 coat-tails 12 angrily 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 he 9 " 11 demanded 12 angrily 13 . " yes , sir , " said [faith] demurely . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 4 sir 2 yes 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 . 9 demurely 10 . " why didn't you tell me ? " he demanded , glaring at her . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 didn't 3 didn't 5 tell 4 you 5 tell 5 tell 6 me 6 me 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 he 8 " 10 demanded 10 demanded 12 glaring 11 , 12 glaring 12 glaring 13 at 13 at 14 her 14 her 15 . " you said [it] [wasn't] [good] manners to interrupt , [sir] [,] " said [faith] , [more] demurely [still] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 said 3 said 10 , 7 manners 9 interrupt 7 manners 10 , 8 to 9 interrupt 10 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 , 14 said 20 . 18 demurely 20 . but he did not walk up the aisle with his usual consciousness of the honour he was conferring on the building . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 did 2 he 17 was 3 did 4 not 3 did 8 aisle 4 not 5 walk 5 walk 8 aisle 6 up 7 the 6 up 8 aisle 7 the 8 aisle 8 aisle 9 with 8 aisle 10 his 8 aisle 11 usual 8 aisle 12 consciousness 10 his 11 usual 12 consciousness 13 of 13 of 14 the 14 the 15 honour 16 he 17 was 17 was 18 conferring 18 conferring 22 . 19 on 20 the 20 the 21 building 21 building 22 . but [faith] felt a certain gloomy satisfaction . 1 but 3 felt 3 felt 6 gloomy 4 a 5 certain 4 a 6 gloomy 6 gloomy 7 satisfaction 7 satisfaction 8 . adam was partially avenged . 1 adam 3 partially 2 was 3 partially 3 partially 4 avenged 4 avenged 5 . [chapter] [xx] [.] [faith] [makes] [a] [friend] next day in school [was] a [hard] [one] [for] [faith] . 1 next 2 day 1 next 11 . 2 day 4 school 3 in 4 school 4 school 6 a mary [vance] [had] [told] the tale [of] [adam] , and all the scholars , except [the] [blythes] [,] thought [it] quite a joke . 1 mary 6 tale 5 the 6 tale 6 tale 24 . 9 , 10 and 9 , 19 thought 10 and 11 all 11 all 12 the 12 the 13 scholars 13 scholars 15 except 14 , 15 except 19 thought 23 joke 21 quite 22 a 22 a 23 joke 23 joke 24 . the [girls] [told] [faith] [,] [between] giggles [,] [that] it was too bad , and the boys wrote [sardonic] notes of [condolence] [to] [her] . 1 the 7 giggles 7 giggles 25 . 10 it 11 was 10 it 13 bad 11 was 12 too 13 bad 14 , 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 the 16 the 17 boys 17 boys 18 wrote 18 wrote 20 notes 20 notes 21 of 21 of 25 . poor [faith] went home from school feeling her very soul raw and smarting within her . 1 poor 7 feeling 3 went 6 school 4 home 6 school 5 from 6 school 6 school 7 feeling 7 feeling 13 smarting 8 her 13 smarting 9 very 13 smarting 10 soul 13 smarting 11 raw 13 smarting 12 and 13 smarting 13 smarting 14 within 13 smarting 15 her 15 her 16 . " [i] 'm going [over] to [ingleside] to [have] a [talk] [with] [mrs] [blythe] , " she sobbed . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 18 sobbed 4 going 6 to 4 going 8 to 8 to 10 a 10 a 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 18 sobbed 17 she 18 sobbed 18 sobbed 19 . " [she] won't laugh at me , as [everybody] else [does] . 1 " 12 . 3 won't 4 laugh 3 won't 6 me 4 laugh 5 at 6 me 7 , 7 , 8 as 8 as 10 else 10 else 12 . i 've just [got] [to] [talk] [to] somebody [who] understands [how] [bad] [i] [feel] . " 1 i 2 've 1 i 8 somebody 2 've 3 just 8 somebody 10 understands 10 understands 15 . 15 . 16 " she ran down [through] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 she 2 ran 2 ran 3 down 3 down 7 . enchantment had been at work the night before . 1 enchantment 3 been 1 enchantment 4 at 1 enchantment 5 work 1 enchantment 7 night 1 enchantment 9 . 2 had 3 been 6 the 7 night 7 night 8 before a light snow had fallen and the powdered firs were dreaming of a spring to come and a joy to be . 1 a 2 light 2 light 8 powdered 3 snow 8 powdered 4 had 5 fallen 5 fallen 8 powdered 6 and 7 the 6 and 8 powdered 8 powdered 9 firs 8 powdered 10 were 8 powdered 11 dreaming 8 powdered 12 of 8 powdered 13 a 8 powdered 14 spring 14 spring 16 come 14 spring 17 and 14 spring 19 joy 14 spring 21 be 14 spring 22 . 15 to 16 come 18 a 19 joy 20 to 21 be the long hill beyond was richly purple with leafless beeches . 1 the 10 beeches 2 long 3 hill 3 hill 4 beyond 4 beyond 10 beeches 5 was 6 richly 6 richly 10 beeches 7 purple 10 beeches 8 with 10 beeches 9 leafless 10 beeches 10 beeches 11 . the rosy light of sunset lay over the world like a pink kiss . 1 the 9 world 2 rosy 3 light 2 rosy 5 sunset 2 rosy 6 lay 2 rosy 7 over 2 rosy 9 world 3 light 4 of 8 the 9 world 9 world 12 pink 9 world 14 . 10 like 11 a 11 a 12 pink 12 pink 13 kiss of [all] the airy , fairy places , [full] [of] weird , [elfin] grace , [rainbow] [valley] that [winter] [evening] was the [most] [beautiful] . 1 of 3 the 3 the 4 airy 3 the 11 weird 4 airy 6 fairy 4 airy 7 places 5 , 6 fairy 7 places 8 , 11 weird 12 , 11 weird 14 grace 14 grace 18 that 14 grace 21 was 15 , 18 that 21 was 22 the 22 the 25 . but all its dreamlike loveliness [was] [lost] [on] [poor] , sore-hearted [little] [faith] . 1 but 4 dreamlike 2 all 4 dreamlike 3 its 4 dreamlike 4 dreamlike 5 loveliness 5 loveliness 10 , 10 , 11 sore-hearted 11 sore-hearted 14 . by the brook [she] [came] [suddenly] [upon] [rosemary] [west] , who was sitting on the old pine tree . 1 by 2 the 2 the 3 brook 3 brook 17 pine 10 , 11 who 11 who 12 was 12 was 16 old 13 sitting 14 on 14 on 15 the 15 the 16 old 16 old 17 pine 17 pine 18 tree 17 pine 19 . she was [on] her [way] home [from] [ingleside] , [where] she had been giving the girls their music lesson . 1 she 2 was 1 she 4 her 4 her 6 home 6 home 20 . 9 , 11 she 11 she 12 had 12 had 13 been 13 been 14 giving 14 giving 19 lesson 15 the 16 girls 16 girls 17 their 16 girls 19 lesson 18 music 19 lesson 19 lesson 20 . she had been [lingering] in [rainbow] [valley] [quite] a [little] [time] [,] [looking] [across] its white beauty and roaming some by-ways of dream . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 5 in 5 in 9 a 9 a 24 . 15 its 21 by-ways 16 white 21 by-ways 17 beauty 18 and 17 beauty 21 by-ways 18 and 21 by-ways 19 roaming 21 by-ways 20 some 21 by-ways 21 by-ways 22 of 21 by-ways 23 dream 21 by-ways 24 . judging from the expression of her face , her thoughts were pleasant ones . 1 judging 2 from 1 judging 4 expression 2 from 3 the 4 expression 5 of 4 expression 7 face 4 expression 10 thoughts 6 her 7 face 8 , 9 her 9 her 10 thoughts 10 thoughts 11 were 10 thoughts 12 pleasant 12 pleasant 13 ones 13 ones 14 . perhaps the faint , occasional tinkle from the bells on the [tree] [lovers] [brought] the little lurking smile to her [lips] . 1 perhaps 6 tinkle 2 the 6 tinkle 3 faint 6 tinkle 4 , 6 tinkle 5 occasional 6 tinkle 6 tinkle 7 from 6 tinkle 9 bells 7 from 8 the 9 bells 10 on 10 on 11 the 11 the 18 smile 15 the 16 little 15 the 18 smile 16 little 17 lurking 18 smile 22 . 19 to 20 her 20 her 22 . into [rosemary] ['s] [dreams] [burst] [faith] [meredith] [full] [of] [rebellious] [bitterness] . 1 into 12 . faith [stopped] abruptly [when] she saw [miss] [west] . 1 faith 3 abruptly 3 abruptly 9 . 5 she 6 saw 5 she 9 . she did not know her very well just well enough to speak to when they met . 1 she 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 know 2 did 5 her 2 did 12 speak 6 very 7 well 6 very 9 well 8 just 9 well 9 well 10 enough 10 enough 11 to 11 to 12 speak 12 speak 13 to 12 speak 16 met 12 speak 17 . 14 when 16 met 15 they 16 met and she did not want to see any one just then [except] [mrs] [blythe] [.] 1 and 3 did 2 she 3 did 3 did 4 not 3 did 5 want 5 want 6 to 5 want 7 see 5 want 8 any 8 any 9 one 9 one 11 then 10 just 11 then she knew her eyes and nose were red and swollen and she hated to have a stranger know she had been crying . 1 she 2 knew 1 she 3 her 3 her 10 swollen 4 eyes 10 swollen 5 and 10 swollen 6 nose 10 swollen 7 were 10 swollen 8 red 10 swollen 9 and 10 swollen 10 swollen 11 and 10 swollen 12 she 10 swollen 13 hated 10 swollen 15 have 10 swollen 22 crying 13 hated 14 to 16 a 17 stranger 17 stranger 22 crying 18 know 19 she 19 she 20 had 20 had 21 been 21 been 22 crying 22 crying 23 . " good evening , [miss] [west] , " she said uncomfortably . 1 " 4 , 1 " 11 uncomfortably 2 good 3 evening 2 good 4 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 uncomfortably 9 she 10 said 9 she 11 uncomfortably 11 uncomfortably 12 . " what is the matter , [faith] ? " asked [rosemary] gently . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 matter 3 is 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 6 , 5 matter 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 12 gently 10 asked 12 gently 12 gently 13 . " nothing , " said [faith] rather shortly . 1 " 5 said 2 nothing 5 said 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 shortly 7 rather 8 shortly 8 shortly 9 . " oh ! " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 ! 3 ! 4 " rosemary smiled . 1 rosemary 2 smiled 2 smiled 3 . " you mean nothing that you can tell to outsiders , don't you ? " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 mean 2 you 10 outsiders 4 nothing 10 outsiders 5 that 10 outsiders 6 you 10 outsiders 7 can 10 outsiders 8 tell 10 outsiders 9 to 10 outsiders 10 outsiders 11 , 10 outsiders 12 don't 10 outsiders 13 you 10 outsiders 14 ? 14 ? 15 " faith [looked] [at] [miss] [west] [with] sudden [interest] . 1 faith 7 sudden 7 sudden 9 . here was a person [who] understood things . 1 here 8 . 2 was 3 a 3 a 4 person 4 person 6 understood 4 person 8 . 6 understood 7 things and how pretty she was ! 1 and 2 how 2 how 6 ! 3 pretty 4 she 3 pretty 6 ! 4 she 5 was how golden her hair was under her plumy hat ! 1 how 10 ! 2 golden 8 plumy 3 her 8 plumy 4 hair 8 plumy 5 was 8 plumy 6 under 8 plumy 7 her 8 plumy 8 plumy 9 hat 8 plumy 10 ! how pink her cheeks were over her velvet coat ! 1 how 4 cheeks 2 pink 4 cheeks 3 her 4 cheeks 4 cheeks 5 were 4 cheeks 7 her 4 cheeks 8 velvet 6 over 7 her 8 velvet 9 coat 9 coat 10 ! how blue and companionable her eyes were ! 1 how 4 companionable 2 blue 3 and 2 blue 4 companionable 3 and 4 companionable 4 companionable 6 eyes 4 companionable 7 were 4 companionable 8 ! 5 her 6 eyes faith felt that [miss] [west] [could] [be] [a] [lovely] [friend] [if] [only] [she] [were] [a] [friend] instead of a [stranger] [!] 1 faith 2 felt 2 felt 3 that 2 felt 17 instead 17 instead 18 of 18 of 19 a " [i] [i] ['m] [going] [up] to tell [mrs] [blythe] , " said [faith] . 1 " 8 tell 1 " 13 said 7 to 8 tell 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " she always understands she never laughs at us . 1 " 2 she 2 she 4 understands 3 always 4 understands 4 understands 6 never 4 understands 7 laughs 4 understands 9 us 4 understands 10 . 5 she 6 never 7 laughs 8 at 9 us 10 . i always talk things over with her . 1 i 2 always 2 always 3 talk 3 talk 4 things 3 talk 5 over 3 talk 6 with 6 with 7 her 7 her 8 . it helps . " 1 it 2 helps 2 helps 3 . 3 . 4 " " dear girlie , [i] 'm sorry to have to tell you [that] [mrs] [blythe] [isn't] home , " said [miss] [west] , sympathetically . 1 " 3 girlie 1 " 20 said 2 dear 3 girlie 3 girlie 4 , 3 girlie 6 'm 3 girlie 7 sorry 3 girlie 8 to 3 girlie 9 have 3 girlie 12 you 10 to 11 tell 11 tell 12 you 17 home 18 , 18 , 20 said 19 " 20 said 20 said 25 . 23 , 24 sympathetically 24 sympathetically 25 . " she went to [avonlea] to-day and [isn't] [coming] [back] till the last of the week . ["] 1 " 2 she 1 " 17 . 2 she 3 went 3 went 4 to 4 to 6 to-day 6 to-day 7 and 11 till 13 last 12 the 13 last 13 last 14 of 13 last 16 week 14 of 15 the 16 week 17 . faith 's lip quivered . 1 faith 3 lip 2 's 3 lip 3 lip 4 quivered 4 quivered 5 . " [then] [i] might as well go home again , " she said miserably . 1 " 6 well 4 might 6 well 5 as 6 well 6 well 7 go 6 well 10 , 7 go 8 home 8 home 9 again 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 she 13 said 13 said 14 miserably 14 miserably 15 . " [i] [suppose] [so] unless you think you [could] [bring] [yourself] [to] talk it over with me instead , " said [miss] [rosemary] gently . 1 " 5 unless 1 " 8 you 5 unless 6 you 6 you 7 think 8 you 17 me 13 talk 15 over 13 talk 16 with 14 it 15 over 16 with 17 me 17 me 25 . 18 instead 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 24 gently 24 gently 25 . " [it] [is] such [a] help to talk things over . 1 " 11 . 4 such 9 things 6 help 9 things 7 to 8 talk 8 talk 9 things 9 things 10 over 9 things 11 . i know . 1 i 2 know 2 know 3 . i don't suppose [i] can be as good [at] understanding [as] [mrs] [blythe] [but] [i] promise you [that] [i] [won't] [laugh] . " 1 i 2 don't 1 i 5 can 2 don't 3 suppose 5 can 6 be 5 can 10 understanding 6 be 8 good 7 as 8 good 10 understanding 22 . 16 promise 17 you 17 you 22 . 22 . 23 " " you wouldn't [laugh] outside , " hesitated [faith] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 10 . 2 you 3 wouldn't 5 outside 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 hesitated 8 hesitated 10 . " [but] you might inside . " 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 might 4 might 5 inside 5 inside 6 . 6 . 7 " " no , [i] [wouldn't] [laugh] inside , either . 1 " 2 no 1 " 10 . 2 no 3 , 7 inside 8 , 7 inside 9 either 9 either 10 . why should [i] ? 1 why 2 should 1 why 4 ? something has hurt you it never amuses me to see anybody hurt , no matter what hurts them . 1 something 7 amuses 2 has 7 amuses 3 hurt 7 amuses 4 you 7 amuses 5 it 7 amuses 6 never 7 amuses 7 amuses 8 me 7 amuses 10 see 7 amuses 11 anybody 7 amuses 12 hurt 9 to 10 see 12 hurt 13 , 12 hurt 17 hurts 14 no 15 matter 15 matter 16 what 15 matter 17 hurts 17 hurts 18 them 18 them 19 . if you feel that you 'd like to tell me what has hurt you [i] 'll be glad to listen . 1 if 6 'd 1 if 14 you 2 you 6 'd 3 feel 4 that 3 feel 6 'd 5 you 6 'd 6 'd 7 like 8 to 9 tell 9 tell 10 me 9 tell 11 what 9 tell 14 you 11 what 12 has 12 has 13 hurt 14 you 16 'll 16 'll 17 be 17 be 18 glad 18 glad 19 to 19 to 20 listen 20 listen 21 . but if you think you 'd rather not that 's all right , too , dear . " 1 but 7 rather 2 if 3 you 2 if 5 you 3 you 4 think 5 you 6 'd 6 'd 7 rather 7 rather 8 not 7 rather 14 too 9 that 10 's 10 's 12 right 10 's 14 too 11 all 12 right 12 right 13 , 14 too 15 , 14 too 17 . 15 , 16 dear 17 . 18 " faith [took] [another] [long] [,] earnest [look] into [miss] [west] ['s] [eyes] . 1 faith 6 earnest 6 earnest 13 . 8 into 13 . they were very serious there was no laughter in them , not even far , far back . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 very 3 very 4 serious 4 serious 8 laughter 5 there 6 was 5 there 7 no 5 there 8 laughter 8 laughter 9 in 8 laughter 13 even 8 laughter 16 far 8 laughter 18 . 10 them 13 even 11 , 13 even 12 not 13 even 14 far 15 , 14 far 16 far 17 back 18 . with a little sigh she sat down on the old pine beside her new friend and [told] [her] all about [adam] [and] his cruel fate . 1 with 2 a 1 with 26 . 2 a 3 little 3 little 4 sigh 4 sigh 6 sat 5 she 6 sat 6 sat 7 down 7 down 8 on 7 down 11 pine 8 on 11 pine 9 the 10 old 9 the 11 pine 10 old 11 pine 11 pine 12 beside 11 pine 14 new 11 pine 15 friend 12 beside 13 her 16 and 19 all 16 and 23 his 19 all 20 about 23 his 24 cruel 24 cruel 25 fate 25 fate 26 . rosemary did not laugh or feel like laughing . 1 rosemary 6 feel 1 rosemary 8 laughing 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 laugh 2 did 6 feel 4 laugh 5 or 6 feel 7 like 8 laughing 9 . she understood and sympathized really , she was almost as good as [mrs] [blythe] [yes] [,] quite as good . 1 she 2 understood 1 she 4 sympathized 2 understood 4 sympathized 3 and 4 sympathized 4 sympathized 5 really 4 sympathized 7 she 4 sympathized 9 almost 4 sympathized 20 . 6 , 7 she 8 was 9 almost 9 almost 18 as 9 almost 19 good 10 as 12 as 11 good 12 as 12 as 18 as 17 quite 18 as " [mr] [perry] is a minister , but he should have been a [butcher] , " said [faith] bitterly . 1 " 4 is 4 is 5 a 5 a 6 minister 6 minister 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 9 he 9 he 19 bitterly 10 should 11 have 10 should 13 a 11 have 12 been 13 a 16 " 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 bitterly 19 bitterly 20 . " he is so fond of carving things up . 1 " 10 . 2 he 5 fond 3 is 5 fond 4 so 5 fond 5 fond 6 of 5 fond 7 carving 7 carving 8 things 7 carving 9 up 7 carving 10 . he [enjoyed] cutting [poor] [adam] to pieces . 1 he 3 cutting 3 cutting 7 pieces 6 to 7 pieces 7 pieces 8 . he just sliced into him as if he were any common rooster . " 1 he 12 rooster 2 just 3 sliced 2 just 11 common 3 sliced 4 into 3 sliced 5 him 3 sliced 6 as 3 sliced 7 if 3 sliced 8 he 3 sliced 9 were 10 any 11 common 11 common 12 rooster 12 rooster 14 " 13 . 14 " " [i] never did [like] [him] [.] 1 " 4 did 3 never 4 did i went to school with him he was a [glen] boy , you know and he was a most detestable little prig even then . 1 i 6 him 2 went 4 school 2 went 5 with 3 to 4 school 5 with 6 him 6 him 25 . 7 he 8 was 7 he 22 prig 8 was 22 prig 9 a 11 boy 9 a 22 prig 12 , 13 you 12 , 15 and 12 , 16 he 13 you 14 know 16 he 22 prig 17 was 22 prig 18 a 22 prig 19 most 22 prig 20 detestable 22 prig 21 little 22 prig 22 prig 23 even 22 prig 24 then 22 prig 25 . oh , how we girls used to hate holding his fat , clammy hands in the ring-around games . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 3 how 3 how 4 we 3 how 6 used 5 girls 6 used 6 used 7 to 6 used 18 games 8 hate 9 holding 9 holding 10 his 9 holding 11 fat 11 fat 17 ring-around 12 , 17 ring-around 13 clammy 17 ring-around 14 hands 17 ring-around 15 in 17 ring-around 16 the 17 ring-around 17 ring-around 18 games 18 games 19 . but we must remember , dear , that [he] didn't know that [adam] had been a pet of yours . 1 but 3 must 1 but 10 didn't 2 we 3 must 3 must 4 remember 4 remember 6 dear 4 remember 8 that 5 , 6 dear 6 dear 7 , 10 didn't 11 know 11 know 12 that 12 that 14 had 14 had 15 been 15 been 17 pet 16 a 17 pet 17 pet 20 . 18 of 19 yours 19 yours 20 . he thought [he] [was] just a common rooster . 1 he 2 thought 2 thought 8 rooster 5 just 6 a 6 a 7 common 7 common 8 rooster 8 rooster 9 . we must be just , even when we are terribly hurt . " 1 we 2 must 2 must 3 be 2 must 4 just 2 must 10 terribly 5 , 6 even 6 even 10 terribly 7 when 8 we 8 we 9 are 9 are 10 terribly 10 terribly 11 hurt 10 terribly 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] suppose [so] , " admitted [faith] . 1 " 3 suppose 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 admitted 7 admitted 9 . " but why does everybody seem to think [it] [funny] [that] [i] should have loved [adam] [so] [much] [,] [miss] [west] [?] 1 " 3 why 2 but 3 why 3 why 4 does 4 does 5 everybody 4 does 6 seem 6 seem 7 to 7 to 8 think 8 think 13 should 13 should 14 have 14 have 15 loved if it had been a horrid old cat nobody would have thought it queer . 1 if 2 it 1 if 4 been 1 if 6 horrid 3 had 4 been 5 a 6 horrid 6 horrid 7 old 6 horrid 8 cat 6 horrid 9 nobody 9 nobody 10 would 9 nobody 12 thought 10 would 11 have 12 thought 13 it 13 it 14 queer 14 queer 15 . when [lottie] [warren] ['s] [kitten] [had] [its] [legs] [cut] [off] [by] the binder [everybody] was sorry for her . 1 when 12 the 12 the 13 binder 13 binder 19 . 15 was 16 sorry 16 sorry 17 for 17 for 18 her 18 her 19 . she cried [two] [days] [in] [school] [and] [nobody] [laughed] at her [,] [not] [even] [dan] [reese] . 1 she 2 cried 2 cried 17 . 10 at 11 her 11 her 17 . yet [everybody] [laughs] at [me] . " 1 yet 7 " 4 at 6 . 6 . 7 " " [i] think it is because the name ' rooster ' seems rather a funny one , " said [rosemary] gravely . 1 " 5 is 1 " 18 " 3 think 4 it 4 it 5 is 5 is 15 funny 6 because 10 rooster 7 the 10 rooster 8 name 9 ' 8 name 10 rooster 10 rooster 12 seems 10 rooster 13 rather 10 rooster 15 funny 11 ' 12 seems 13 rather 14 a 16 one 17 , 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 said 19 said 21 gravely 21 gravely 22 . " there [is] something [in] [it] that is comical . 1 " 8 is 1 " 9 comical 2 there 4 something 4 something 7 that 7 that 8 is 9 comical 10 . now , ' chicken ' is different . 1 now 2 , 2 , 3 ' 3 ' 4 chicken 4 chicken 8 . 5 ' 6 is 6 is 7 different 7 different 8 . it doesn't sound so funny to talk of loving a chicken [.] ["] 1 it 2 doesn't 2 doesn't 3 sound 3 sound 5 funny 4 so 5 funny 5 funny 11 chicken 6 to 7 talk 7 talk 8 of 7 talk 9 loving 9 loving 11 chicken 10 a 11 chicken " [adam] was the [dearest] [little] chicken , [miss] [west] . 1 " 11 . 3 was 4 the 4 the 7 chicken 7 chicken 8 , 7 chicken 11 . he was just a little golden ball . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 just 2 was 4 a 4 a 5 little 4 a 6 golden 6 golden 7 ball 7 ball 8 . he would run up to me and peck out of my hand . 1 he 2 would 2 would 8 peck 3 run 8 peck 4 up 8 peck 5 to 6 me 6 me 8 peck 7 and 8 peck 8 peck 9 out 8 peck 10 of 8 peck 11 my 8 peck 12 hand 12 hand 13 . he knew his name and always [came] when [i] called him he was a very intelligent rooster . 1 he 2 knew 1 he 3 his 3 his 4 name 4 name 17 rooster 5 and 16 intelligent 6 always 8 when 6 always 10 called 10 called 16 intelligent 11 him 16 intelligent 12 he 13 was 13 was 14 a 13 was 15 very 15 very 16 intelligent 16 intelligent 17 rooster 17 rooster 18 . and [aunt] [martha] [had] [no] right to kill him . 1 and 6 right 6 right 10 . 7 to 8 kill 8 kill 9 him 9 him 10 . he was mine . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 mine 3 mine 4 . it wasn't fair , was it [,] [miss] [west] ? " 1 it 2 wasn't 2 wasn't 3 fair 3 fair 4 , 4 , 11 " 5 was 6 it 6 it 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " no , it [wasn't] , " said [rosemary] decidedly . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 8 said 4 it 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 decidedly 10 decidedly 11 . " not a bit fair . 1 " 6 . 2 not 4 bit 3 a 4 bit 4 bit 5 fair 5 fair 6 . i remember [i] had a pet hen when [i] was a little girl . 1 i 2 remember 2 remember 6 pet 4 had 6 pet 5 a 6 pet 6 pet 7 hen 6 pet 14 . 8 when 10 was 10 was 11 a 10 was 14 . 11 a 12 little 12 little 13 girl she was such a pretty little thing all golden brown and speckly . 1 she 2 was 2 was 4 a 3 such 4 a 4 a 6 little 5 pretty 6 little 6 little 12 speckly 7 thing 12 speckly 8 all 12 speckly 9 golden 12 speckly 10 brown 12 speckly 11 and 12 speckly 12 speckly 13 . i loved her as much as [i] ever loved any pet . 1 i 9 loved 2 loved 3 her 2 loved 5 much 2 loved 8 ever 2 loved 9 loved 4 as 5 much 5 much 6 as 9 loved 10 any 9 loved 11 pet 11 pet 12 . she was never killed she died of old age . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 never 2 was 4 killed 4 killed 9 age 5 she 6 died 6 died 9 age 7 of 9 age 8 old 9 age 9 age 10 . mother wouldn't have her killed because she was my pet . " 1 mother 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 have 3 have 4 her 3 have 5 killed 5 killed 10 pet 6 because 7 she 6 because 8 was 6 because 10 pet 9 my 10 pet 10 pet 11 . 11 . 12 " " if [my] mother had been living [she] [wouldn't] [have] [let] [adam] [be] [killed] , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 if 1 " 16 " 4 mother 5 had 5 had 6 been 6 been 7 living 7 living 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 said 17 said 19 . " for that matter , father wouldn't have either , if he 'd been home and known of it . 1 " 7 wouldn't 2 for 6 father 3 that 4 matter 4 matter 5 , 4 matter 6 father 6 father 7 wouldn't 7 wouldn't 8 have 7 wouldn't 19 it 8 have 14 been 8 have 17 known 9 either 10 , 10 , 11 if 11 if 12 he 11 if 13 'd 13 'd 14 been 14 been 15 home 15 home 16 and 17 known 18 of 19 it 20 . i 'm [sure] he wouldn't [,] [miss] [west] [.] ["] 1 i 2 'm 1 i 5 wouldn't 4 he 5 wouldn't " [i] 'm [sure] , too , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 9 said 5 , 6 too 6 too 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 . there was a little added flush on her face . 1 there 6 flush 2 was 3 a 3 a 6 flush 4 little 6 flush 5 added 6 flush 6 flush 7 on 6 flush 8 her 6 flush 9 face 9 face 10 . she looked [rather] conscious [but] [faith] noticed [nothing] . 1 she 2 looked 1 she 7 noticed 2 looked 4 conscious 7 noticed 9 . " [was] it [very] wicked of me not to [tell] [mr] [perry] [his] coat-tails [were] scorching ? " she asked anxiously . 1 " 14 coat-tails 3 it 5 wicked 5 wicked 7 me 5 wicked 14 coat-tails 6 of 7 me 8 not 9 to 9 to 14 coat-tails 14 coat-tails 22 . 16 scorching 21 anxiously 17 ? 18 " 17 ? 19 she 17 ? 20 asked 20 asked 21 anxiously 21 anxiously 22 . " oh , terribly wicked , " answered [rosemary] , with [dancing] eyes . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 10 , 2 oh 14 . 3 , 8 answered 4 terribly 5 wicked 5 wicked 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 10 , 11 with 11 with 13 eyes " [una] thought [i] should have told him [because] he was a minister . " 1 " 15 " 3 thought 11 was 5 should 6 have 6 have 7 told 7 told 8 him 8 him 10 he 10 he 11 was 11 was 12 a 12 a 13 minister 13 minister 14 . 14 . 15 " " dearest , if a minister doesn't behave as a gentleman we are not bound to respect his coat-tails . 1 " 2 dearest 2 dearest 8 behave 3 , 4 if 4 if 8 behave 5 a 6 minister 6 minister 8 behave 7 doesn't 8 behave 8 behave 9 as 8 behave 11 gentleman 8 behave 20 . 10 a 11 gentleman 11 gentleman 15 bound 12 we 13 are 13 are 14 not 13 are 15 bound 15 bound 19 coat-tails 16 to 19 coat-tails 17 respect 19 coat-tails 18 his 19 coat-tails i know [i] would just have loved to see [jimmy] [perry] ['s] coat-tails burning up . 1 i 2 know 1 i 6 have 4 would 5 just 4 would 6 have 6 have 7 loved 7 loved 8 to 8 to 9 see 8 to 16 . 9 see 13 coat-tails 14 burning 15 up 14 burning 16 . it must have been fun . " 1 it 2 must 2 must 3 have 3 have 4 been 4 been 5 fun 5 fun 6 . 6 . 7 " both laughed [;] [but] [faith] [ended] [with] [a] [bitter] [little] [sigh] [.] 1 both 2 laughed " well , anyway , [adam] [is] [dead] and [i] am [never] going to [love] [anything] [again] . " 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 , 3 , 4 anyway 5 , 9 and 5 , 19 " 11 am 13 going 13 going 14 to 14 to 18 . 18 . 19 " " don't say that , dear . 1 " 2 don't 1 " 6 dear 2 don't 3 say 3 say 4 that 5 , 6 dear 6 dear 7 . we miss so much out of life if we don't love . 1 we 11 love 2 miss 4 much 3 so 4 much 4 much 11 love 5 out 6 of 6 of 7 life 7 life 11 love 8 if 9 we 9 we 10 don't 9 we 11 love 11 love 12 . the more we love the richer life is even if it is only some little furry or feathery pet . 1 the 2 more 2 more 6 richer 3 we 6 richer 4 love 6 richer 5 the 6 richer 6 richer 7 life 6 richer 8 is 6 richer 9 even 6 richer 20 . 9 even 10 if 10 if 13 only 11 it 12 is 12 is 13 only 13 only 16 furry 14 some 16 furry 15 little 16 furry 16 furry 17 or 16 furry 18 feathery 16 furry 19 pet would you like a [canary] , [faith] a little golden [bit] [of] a canary ? 1 would 2 you 2 you 3 like 2 you 15 ? 3 like 4 a 3 like 13 a 6 , 9 little 8 a 9 little 9 little 10 golden 10 golden 13 a 14 canary 15 ? if you [would] [i] 'll give you one . 1 if 2 you 2 you 5 'll 5 'll 6 give 6 give 7 you 6 give 8 one 8 one 9 . we have two up home [.] ["] 1 we 2 have 1 we 4 up 1 we 5 home 2 have 3 two " oh , [i] [would] [like] that , " cried [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 10 cried 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 7 that 8 , 10 cried 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 12 . " [i] love birds . 1 " 5 . 3 love 4 birds 4 birds 5 . only would [aunt] [martha] ['s] [cat] eat [it] [?] 1 only 2 would 2 would 7 eat it 's so [tragic] to have [your] [pets] eaten . 1 it 2 's 1 it 3 so 1 it 10 . 5 to 6 have 6 have 9 eaten 9 eaten 10 . i don't think [i] [could] endure it a [second] time . " 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 think 2 don't 6 endure 6 endure 7 it 7 it 8 a 8 a 12 " 10 time 11 . 11 . 12 " " if you hang the cage far enough from the wall [i] don't think the cat could harm it . 1 " 20 . 2 if 3 you 2 if 4 hang 4 hang 6 cage 4 hang 19 it 4 hang 20 . 5 the 6 cage 6 cage 7 far 6 cage 11 wall 7 far 8 enough 7 far 9 from 10 the 11 wall 11 wall 16 cat 13 don't 14 think 14 think 16 cat 15 the 16 cat 16 cat 18 harm 17 could 18 harm i 'll tell you just how to take care of [it] [and] [i] 'll [bring] it [to] [ingleside] [for] you the next time [i] [come] [down] . " 1 i 2 'll 1 i 14 'll 2 'll 3 tell 2 'll 8 take 3 tell 4 you 3 tell 6 how 5 just 6 how 7 to 8 take 8 take 9 care 9 care 10 of 14 'll 16 it 14 'll 20 you 20 you 28 " 21 the 22 next 22 next 23 time 23 time 27 . 27 . 28 " to herself , [rosemary] [was] [thinking] [,] 1 to 2 herself 2 herself 3 , " it will give [every] gossip [in] [the] [glen] [something] [to] [talk] [of] , but [i] [will] not care . 1 " 3 will 2 it 3 will 3 will 4 give 3 will 18 not 4 give 6 gossip 14 , 15 but 15 but 18 not 18 not 19 care 19 care 20 . i want to comfort this poor little heart . ["] 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 2 want 9 . 3 to 4 comfort 4 comfort 6 poor 4 comfort 8 heart 5 this 6 poor 6 poor 7 little faith was comforted . 1 faith 3 comforted 2 was 3 comforted 3 comforted 4 . sympathy and understanding were very sweet . 1 sympathy 2 and 1 sympathy 3 understanding 1 sympathy 7 . 3 understanding 4 were 3 understanding 6 sweet 5 very 6 sweet finally they parted firm friends . 1 finally 3 parted 2 they 3 parted 3 parted 4 firm 3 parted 5 friends 3 parted 6 . faith was telling [una] [of] [her] [meeting] [with] [rosemary] [.] 1 faith 3 telling 2 was 3 telling " she is just lovely , [i] think , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 1 " 13 . 3 is 5 lovely 4 just 5 lovely 6 , 11 said 6 , 13 . 8 think 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said " [just] [as] [nice] [as] [mrs] . blythe but different . 1 " 8 blythe 7 . 8 blythe 8 blythe 11 . 9 but 10 different 10 different 11 . i felt as if [i] wanted to hug her . 1 i 2 felt 2 felt 4 if 3 as 4 if 4 if 6 wanted 6 wanted 7 to 7 to 8 hug 8 hug 9 her 9 her 10 . she did hug [me] such a nice , velvety hug . 1 she 2 did 2 did 10 hug 3 hug 9 velvety 5 such 9 velvety 6 a 7 nice 7 nice 9 velvety 8 , 9 velvety 9 velvety 10 hug 10 hug 11 . and she called me ' dearest . ' 1 and 2 she 2 she 3 called 3 called 5 ' 4 me 5 ' 5 ' 6 dearest 5 ' 8 ' 6 dearest 7 . 7 . 8 ' it [thrilled] me . 1 it 3 me 3 me 4 . i [could] tell her [anything] . " 1 i 3 tell 3 tell 4 her 4 her 6 . 6 . 7 " " so you liked [miss] [west] , [faith] ? " 1 " 3 you 1 " 4 liked 2 so 3 you 4 liked 7 , 7 , 10 " 9 ? 10 " mr [meredith] [asked] [,] [with] a [rather] [odd] intonation . 1 mr 6 a 6 a 9 intonation 9 intonation 10 . " [i] [love] her , " cried [faith] . 1 " 7 cried 4 her 5 , 5 , 7 cried 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 9 . " ah ! " said [mr] [meredith] . 1 " 2 ah 2 ah 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 5 said 8 . " ah ! " 1 " 2 ah 2 ah 3 ! 3 ! 4 " [chapter] [xxi] [.] [the] [impossible] [word] john [meredith] [walked] [meditatively] [through] [the] clear crispness of a [winter] [night] [in] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 john 7 clear 7 clear 10 a 8 crispness 9 of 9 of 10 a 10 a 16 . the hills beyond glistened with the chill splendid lustre of moonlight on snow . 1 the 2 hills 2 hills 3 beyond 3 beyond 9 lustre 4 glistened 9 lustre 5 with 9 lustre 6 the 9 lustre 7 chill 9 lustre 8 splendid 9 lustre 9 lustre 10 of 9 lustre 11 moonlight 9 lustre 12 on 9 lustre 13 snow 9 lustre 14 . every little fir tree in the long valley sang its own wild song to the harp of wind and frost . 1 every 2 little 1 every 3 fir 3 fir 4 tree 3 fir 8 valley 3 fir 9 sang 5 in 6 the 5 in 8 valley 6 the 8 valley 7 long 8 valley 9 sang 12 wild 9 sang 13 song 10 its 11 own 10 its 12 wild 13 song 16 harp 14 to 15 the 15 the 16 harp 16 harp 20 frost 17 of 18 wind 18 wind 19 and 18 wind 20 frost 20 frost 21 . his [children] and the [blythe] [lads] [and] lasses [were] coasting down the eastern slope and whizzing over the glassy pond . 1 his 10 coasting 3 and 4 the 4 the 8 lasses 8 lasses 10 coasting 10 coasting 16 whizzing 11 down 16 whizzing 12 the 13 eastern 13 eastern 16 whizzing 14 slope 16 whizzing 15 and 16 whizzing 16 whizzing 17 over 16 whizzing 18 the 16 whizzing 19 glassy 16 whizzing 20 pond 16 whizzing 21 . far on the western hill gleamed a paler but more alluring star . 1 far 4 western 2 on 3 the 2 on 4 western 3 the 4 western 4 western 5 hill 4 western 6 gleamed 6 gleamed 11 alluring 7 a 8 paler 8 paler 9 but 8 paler 11 alluring 10 more 11 alluring 11 alluring 12 star 11 alluring 13 . he had come to realize that he had learned to [care] [for] [rosemary] . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 come 3 come 4 to 4 to 5 realize 5 realize 6 that 5 realize 9 learned 6 that 8 had 7 he 8 had 9 learned 10 to 10 to 14 . not [as] [he] [had] cared for [cecilia] , [of] [course] . 1 not 5 cared 5 cared 11 . 6 for 8 , 8 , 11 . [that] [was] [entirely] [different] [.] that love of romance and dream and glamour could never , he thought , return . 1 that 2 love 2 love 8 glamour 2 love 15 return 3 of 8 glamour 4 romance 8 glamour 5 and 8 glamour 6 dream 8 glamour 7 and 8 glamour 8 glamour 9 could 8 glamour 10 never 8 glamour 13 thought 8 glamour 14 , 11 , 12 he 12 he 13 thought 15 return 16 . but [rosemary] was [beautiful] [and] [sweet] [and] [dear] [very] [dear] . 1 but 3 was 3 was 11 . she was the best of companions . 1 she 2 was 2 was 4 best 3 the 4 best 4 best 5 of 4 best 6 companions 6 companions 7 . he was happier in her company than he had ever expected to be again . 1 he 2 was 1 he 11 expected 3 happier 4 in 3 happier 6 company 3 happier 7 than 5 her 6 company 7 than 10 ever 7 than 11 expected 8 he 9 had 9 had 10 ever 11 expected 12 to 11 expected 13 be 11 expected 14 again 14 again 15 . she would be an ideal mistress for his home , a good mother to his children . 1 she 2 would 1 she 5 ideal 2 would 3 be 4 an 5 ideal 5 ideal 6 mistress 5 ideal 7 for 5 ideal 9 home 8 his 9 home 9 home 10 , 9 home 13 mother 9 home 17 . 11 a 12 good 12 good 13 mother 13 mother 16 children 14 to 15 his 15 his 16 children it was commonly thought he was never aware of them . 1 it 2 was 2 was 8 aware 3 commonly 4 thought 3 commonly 5 he 3 commonly 6 was 3 commonly 7 never 3 commonly 8 aware 8 aware 9 of 8 aware 10 them 9 of 10 them 10 them 11 . but he was quite acutely aware of them . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 was 3 was 5 acutely 4 quite 5 acutely 5 acutely 9 . 6 aware 7 of 7 of 8 them 8 them 9 . and in his own occasional visitations of common sense he knew that the common sensible thing for him to do was to marry . 1 and 6 visitations 2 in 6 visitations 3 his 6 visitations 4 own 6 visitations 5 occasional 6 visitations 6 visitations 7 of 6 visitations 8 common 6 visitations 9 sense 6 visitations 10 he 6 visitations 11 knew 6 visitations 12 that 6 visitations 14 common 13 the 14 common 14 common 15 sensible 15 sensible 16 thing 15 sensible 24 . 16 thing 20 do 17 for 18 him 18 him 19 to 19 to 20 do 21 was 22 to 22 to 23 marry 23 marry 24 . how he hated that word " suitable . " 1 how 2 he 2 he 3 hated 3 hated 7 suitable 4 that 7 suitable 5 word 6 " 5 word 7 suitable 7 suitable 9 " 8 . 9 " it reminded him [so] strongly of [james] [perry] . 1 it 2 reminded 2 reminded 5 strongly 3 him 5 strongly 5 strongly 9 . 6 of 9 . mrs [marshall] [elliott] [was] [his] [good] [friend] [and] [he] [liked] [her] . 1 mrs 12 . he knew there were women in his congregation " of suitable age " who would marry him quite readily . 1 he 2 knew 2 knew 4 were 3 there 4 were 4 were 5 women 5 women 8 congregation 5 women 16 marry 6 in 7 his 6 in 8 congregation 7 his 8 congregation 8 congregation 9 " 8 congregation 11 suitable 8 congregation 12 age 8 congregation 14 who 10 of 11 suitable 12 age 13 " 15 would 16 marry 16 marry 17 him 16 marry 19 readily 16 marry 20 . 18 quite 19 readily that fact had seeped through all his abstraction very early in his ministry [in] [glen] [st] . [mary] . 1 that 4 seeped 2 fact 4 seeped 3 had 4 seeped 4 seeped 5 through 4 seeped 6 all 4 seeped 7 his 4 seeped 8 abstraction 8 abstraction 9 very 8 abstraction 10 early 8 abstraction 11 in 8 abstraction 13 ministry 11 in 12 his 13 ministry 17 . 17 . 19 . he had some ideals to which no seeming necessity could make him false . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 some 3 some 4 ideals 4 ideals 5 to 4 ideals 6 which 4 ideals 7 no 4 ideals 8 seeming 4 ideals 9 necessity 4 ideals 14 . 9 necessity 10 could 9 necessity 11 make 9 necessity 12 him 9 necessity 13 false and where , in his limited feminine acquaintance , was such a woman to be found ? 1 and 2 where 2 where 6 limited 2 where 16 found 2 where 17 ? 3 , 6 limited 4 in 6 limited 5 his 6 limited 6 limited 7 feminine 6 limited 8 acquaintance 6 limited 9 , 6 limited 10 was 6 limited 11 such 6 limited 14 to 11 such 12 a 12 a 13 woman 14 to 15 be rosemary [west] had come into his life on that autumn evening bringing with her an atmosphere in which his spirit recognized native [air] . 1 rosemary 3 had 1 rosemary 6 his 3 had 4 come 4 come 5 into 6 his 24 . 7 life 10 autumn 8 on 10 autumn 9 that 10 autumn 10 autumn 16 atmosphere 11 evening 16 atmosphere 12 bringing 13 with 12 bringing 14 her 12 bringing 16 atmosphere 15 an 16 atmosphere 16 atmosphere 18 which 16 atmosphere 19 his 16 atmosphere 20 spirit 16 atmosphere 21 recognized 16 atmosphere 22 native 17 in 18 which 22 native 24 . across the gulf of strangerhood they clasped hands of friendship . 1 across 5 strangerhood 2 the 5 strangerhood 3 gulf 5 strangerhood 4 of 5 strangerhood 5 strangerhood 6 they 5 strangerhood 7 clasped 5 strangerhood 8 hands 5 strangerhood 9 of 5 strangerhood 10 friendship 5 strangerhood 11 . 10 friendship 11 . he had fled to her for comfort when [mrs] [alec] [davis] had outraged his mind [and] [soul] [and] [had] [found] [it] . 1 he 2 had 1 he 14 his 2 had 3 fled 3 fled 7 comfort 4 to 5 her 4 to 7 comfort 6 for 7 comfort 7 comfort 13 outraged 8 when 12 had 12 had 13 outraged 14 his 15 mind 15 mind 22 . emmeline bore no further grudge towards [rosemary] . 1 emmeline 2 bore 1 emmeline 6 towards 2 bore 5 grudge 3 no 4 further 4 further 5 grudge 6 towards 8 . when all was said and done , an unencumbered bachelor was far better than a widower with four children . 1 when 2 all 1 when 16 widower 3 was 9 unencumbered 4 said 9 unencumbered 5 and 9 unencumbered 6 done 9 unencumbered 7 , 9 unencumbered 8 an 9 unencumbered 9 unencumbered 10 bachelor 10 bachelor 16 widower 11 was 16 widower 12 far 16 widower 13 better 14 than 13 better 16 widower 15 a 16 widower 16 widower 17 with 16 widower 18 four 16 widower 19 children 19 children 20 . it [had] [been] only the glamour of the manse [that] had temporarily blinded [emmeline] ['s] [eyes] to the better part . 1 it 4 only 4 only 6 glamour 5 the 6 glamour 6 glamour 7 of 6 glamour 12 temporarily 7 of 8 the 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 11 had 12 temporarily 13 blinded 13 blinded 17 to 17 to 18 the 18 the 21 . 19 better 20 part 19 better 21 . a sled with [three] shrieking [occupants] sped [past] [mr] [meredith] to the pond . 1 a 2 sled 2 sled 13 pond 3 with 5 shrieking 5 shrieking 7 sped 7 sped 11 to 11 to 12 the 12 the 13 pond 13 pond 14 . faith 's long curls streamed in the wind and her laughter rang above that of the others . 1 faith 5 streamed 2 's 4 curls 3 long 4 curls 4 curls 5 streamed 5 streamed 6 in 5 streamed 7 the 5 streamed 8 wind 5 streamed 10 her 5 streamed 11 laughter 6 in 7 the 8 wind 9 and 11 laughter 12 rang 12 rang 13 above 12 rang 17 others 14 that 15 of 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 others 17 others 18 . john [meredith] [looked] [after] [them] kindly and longingly . 1 john 6 kindly 6 kindly 9 . 7 and 8 longingly 8 longingly 9 . but they needed something more , and that [something] [would] be supplied [when] [he] [brought] [rosemary] [west] as a bride to the old manse . 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 needed 3 needed 12 supplied 4 something 5 more 5 more 6 , 6 , 7 and 7 and 8 that 7 and 12 supplied 8 that 11 be 12 supplied 25 . 18 as 19 a 19 a 20 bride 20 bride 21 to 21 to 22 the 22 the 23 old 23 old 24 manse 24 manse 25 . there was in her a quality essentially maternal . 1 there 2 was 1 there 6 quality 2 was 6 quality 3 in 6 quality 4 her 6 quality 5 a 6 quality 6 quality 7 essentially 7 essentially 8 maternal 8 maternal 9 . but he had chosen [this] [night] because he had learned that [ellen] [west] was going to be [away] [and] [rosemary] [would] [be] alone . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 had 3 had 4 chosen 4 chosen 24 . 7 because 8 he 8 he 9 had 9 had 10 learned 10 learned 11 that 11 that 14 was 14 was 15 going 15 going 16 to 16 to 17 be 16 to 24 . 17 be 23 alone ellen had always been there . 1 ellen 4 been 2 had 4 been 3 always 4 been 4 been 5 there 5 there 6 . he did not precisely object to [ellen] [being] [there] . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 precisely 4 precisely 10 . 5 object 6 to 5 object 10 . he liked [ellen] [west] [very] [much] and they were the best [of] [friends] . 1 he 2 liked 2 liked 11 best 7 and 8 they 7 and 10 the 8 they 9 were 10 the 11 best 11 best 14 . ellen had an almost masculine understanding and a sense of humour which his own shy , hidden appreciation of fun found very agreeable . 1 ellen 5 masculine 2 had 5 masculine 3 an 5 masculine 4 almost 5 masculine 5 masculine 6 understanding 5 masculine 7 and 5 masculine 8 a 5 masculine 11 humour 9 sense 10 of 9 sense 11 humour 11 humour 12 which 11 humour 14 own 11 humour 15 shy 11 humour 24 . 13 his 14 own 15 shy 18 appreciation 16 , 17 hidden 17 hidden 18 appreciation 18 appreciation 19 of 18 appreciation 20 fun 18 appreciation 21 found 18 appreciation 22 very 18 appreciation 23 agreeable he liked her interest in politics and world events . 1 he 2 liked 2 liked 6 politics 3 her 4 interest 4 interest 5 in 4 interest 6 politics 6 politics 7 and 6 politics 8 world 6 politics 9 events 6 politics 10 . there was no man in the [glen] [,] [not] [even] excepting [dr] [blythe] , who had a [better] grasp [of] such things . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 1 there 5 in 3 no 4 man 5 in 6 the 6 the 11 excepting 11 excepting 19 grasp 14 , 15 who 15 who 16 had 16 had 17 a 17 a 19 grasp 19 grasp 23 . 21 such 22 things 22 things 23 . " [i] think it is just as well to be interested in things as long as you live , " she had said . 1 " 23 said 3 think 4 it 4 it 5 is 5 is 6 just 6 just 7 as 7 as 8 well 7 as 18 live 7 as 21 she 9 to 10 be 9 to 18 live 10 be 11 interested 11 interested 12 in 11 interested 13 things 14 as 18 live 15 long 16 as 15 long 18 live 17 you 18 live 18 live 20 " 19 , 20 " 21 she 22 had 21 she 23 said 23 said 24 . " if you 're not , it doesn't seem to me that there 's much difference between the quick and the dead . " 1 " 8 doesn't 2 if 3 you 2 if 8 doesn't 3 you 4 're 4 're 5 not 4 're 6 , 7 it 8 doesn't 8 doesn't 9 seem 8 doesn't 11 me 8 doesn't 15 much 8 doesn't 16 difference 9 seem 10 to 12 that 13 there 13 there 14 's 13 there 15 much 16 difference 17 between 16 difference 19 quick 16 difference 20 and 16 difference 22 dead 17 between 18 the 21 the 22 dead 22 dead 23 . 23 . 24 " she was always splendidly sincere . 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 always 3 always 4 splendidly 4 splendidly 5 sincere 5 sincere 6 . mr [meredith] [,] [who] [had] [picked] up [miss] [cornelia] ['s] [way] [of] [classifying] [people] , considered that [ellen] belonged to the race of [joseph] . 1 mr 7 up 7 up 25 . 15 , 16 considered 16 considered 17 that 16 considered 22 race 17 that 19 belonged 19 belonged 21 the 20 to 21 the 22 race 23 of 22 race 25 . altogether , an admirable woman for a sister-in-law . 1 altogether 2 , 1 altogether 4 admirable 3 an 4 admirable 4 admirable 8 sister-in-law 5 woman 8 sister-in-law 6 for 7 a 6 for 8 sister-in-law 8 sister-in-law 9 . nevertheless , a man did not want even the most admirable of women around when he was proposing to another woman . 1 nevertheless 2 , 1 nevertheless 22 . 2 , 3 a 4 man 11 admirable 5 did 6 not 5 did 11 admirable 7 want 11 admirable 8 even 11 admirable 9 the 10 most 10 most 11 admirable 11 admirable 13 women 11 admirable 22 . 12 of 13 women 13 women 18 proposing 14 around 18 proposing 15 when 16 he 15 when 18 proposing 16 he 17 was 18 proposing 19 to 18 proposing 20 another 18 proposing 21 woman and [ellen] was [always] [around] . 1 and 3 was 1 and 6 . she did not insist [on] talking [to] [mr] [meredith] [herself] all the time . 1 she 2 did 1 she 6 talking 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 insist 6 talking 14 . 11 all 12 the 11 all 13 time 11 all 14 . she [let] [rosemary] [have] [a] fair share of him . 1 she 6 fair 6 fair 7 share 7 share 8 of 8 of 10 . 9 him 10 . sometimes they quite forgot her presence . 1 sometimes 2 they 1 sometimes 6 presence 3 quite 4 forgot 4 forgot 6 presence 5 her 6 presence 6 presence 7 . but [if] it was ever to reach [a] climax that climax must come [when] [ellen] [was] [away] . 1 but 3 it 1 but 12 must 3 it 4 was 3 it 7 reach 4 was 5 ever 6 to 7 reach 7 reach 9 climax 9 climax 11 climax 10 that 11 climax 12 must 13 come 13 come 18 . and [ellen] was so seldom [away] [,] especially in [winter] . 1 and 3 was 3 was 5 seldom 4 so 5 seldom 5 seldom 8 especially 8 especially 9 in 9 in 11 . she found her own fireside the pleasantest place in the world , she vowed . 1 she 14 vowed 1 she 15 . 2 found 5 fireside 3 her 4 own 4 own 5 fireside 5 fireside 7 pleasantest 5 fireside 8 place 5 fireside 11 world 6 the 7 pleasantest 9 in 11 world 10 the 11 world 11 world 14 vowed 12 , 14 vowed 13 she 14 vowed gadding had no attraction for her . 1 gadding 2 had 1 gadding 3 no 1 gadding 4 attraction 1 gadding 7 . 5 for 6 her 6 her 7 . she was fond of company but she wanted it at home . 1 she 8 wanted 2 was 3 fond 3 fond 4 of 3 fond 5 company 5 company 8 wanted 6 but 7 she 7 she 8 wanted 8 wanted 9 it 8 wanted 11 home 10 at 11 home 11 home 12 . she had been bridesmaid when the principals were married . 1 she 7 principals 2 had 7 principals 3 been 7 principals 4 bridesmaid 7 principals 5 when 6 the 5 when 7 principals 6 the 7 principals 7 principals 8 were 7 principals 9 married 7 principals 10 . only old [guests] [were] [invited] [,] [so] [rosemary] [was] [not] [included] [.] 1 only 2 old mr [meredith] pricked [up] his ears a trifle and a gleam flashed into his dreamy dark eyes . 1 mr 3 pricked 3 pricked 7 a 5 his 6 ears 5 his 7 a 7 a 18 . 8 trifle 11 gleam 8 trifle 18 . 9 and 11 gleam 10 a 11 gleam 11 gleam 12 flashed 11 gleam 14 his 11 gleam 15 dreamy 12 flashed 13 into 15 dreamy 16 dark 15 dreamy 17 eyes " he means to [ask] her [,] [st] [george] [i] 'm perfectly sure of that . 1 " 2 he 1 " 3 means 3 means 4 to 4 to 6 her 6 her 16 . 11 'm 13 sure 12 perfectly 13 sure 13 sure 14 of 13 sure 15 that 15 that 16 . so he might as well have his chance to do it and find out he can't get her , [george] . 1 so 2 he 2 he 3 might 3 might 5 well 3 might 6 have 3 might 8 chance 3 might 13 find 3 might 17 get 3 might 18 her 4 as 5 well 7 his 8 chance 9 to 10 do 9 to 13 find 10 do 11 it 12 and 13 find 13 find 14 out 15 he 17 get 16 can't 17 get 18 her 19 , 18 her 21 . she 'd [rather] like to take him [,] [saint] . 1 she 2 'd 2 'd 4 like 4 like 10 . 5 to 6 take 6 take 7 him 7 him 10 . i know that but she promised , and she 's got to keep her promise . 1 i 2 know 1 i 15 promise 2 know 3 that 4 but 5 she 5 she 6 promised 6 promised 8 and 6 promised 9 she 6 promised 11 got 6 promised 13 keep 7 , 8 and 10 's 11 got 12 to 13 keep 13 keep 15 promise 14 her 15 promise 15 promise 16 . i 'm [rather] sorry [in] [some] ways , [st] [george] [.] 1 i 2 'm 1 i 4 sorry 4 sorry 7 ways 7 ways 8 , i don't know of a [man] [i] 'd sooner have for a brother-in-law if a brother-in-law was convenient . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 8 'd 2 don't 3 know 3 know 5 a 4 of 5 a 8 'd 9 sooner 9 sooner 13 brother-in-law 10 have 13 brother-in-law 11 for 13 brother-in-law 12 a 13 brother-in-law 13 brother-in-law 14 if 13 brother-in-law 18 convenient 13 brother-in-law 19 . 15 a 16 brother-in-law 16 brother-in-law 17 was 16 brother-in-law 18 convenient that 's [his] blind spot . 1 that 2 's 2 's 5 spot 4 blind 5 spot 5 spot 6 . but he 's good company [and] [i] like him . 1 but 2 he 1 but 5 company 3 's 4 good 4 good 5 company 5 company 10 . 8 like 10 . 9 him 10 . a [woman] [can] say anything [she] likes [to] a man with a mouth like [john] [meredith] ['s] [and] be sure of [not] [being] misunderstood . 1 a 9 a 4 say 5 anything 5 anything 7 likes 7 likes 9 a 9 a 25 . 10 man 11 with 11 with 12 a 12 a 13 mouth 13 mouth 14 like 13 mouth 24 misunderstood 19 be 20 sure 20 sure 21 of 21 of 24 misunderstood 24 misunderstood 25 . such a man is more precious than rubies , [saint] and [much] rarer , [george] . 1 such 2 a 2 a 3 man 3 man 8 rubies 4 is 8 rubies 5 more 8 rubies 6 precious 8 rubies 7 than 8 rubies 8 rubies 9 , 8 rubies 13 rarer 9 , 11 and 13 rarer 14 , 14 , 16 . but [he] [can't] [have] [rosemary] [and] [i] [suppose] when he finds [out] he can't have her he 'll drop us both . 1 but 13 he 1 but 14 can't 9 when 10 he 9 when 13 he 10 he 11 finds 14 can't 19 drop 15 have 16 her 15 have 19 drop 17 he 18 'll 18 'll 19 drop 19 drop 21 both 20 us 21 both 21 both 22 . and we 'll [miss] [him] , [saint] [we] ['ll] miss him [something] [scandalous] , [george] . 1 and 2 we 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 10 miss 6 , 10 miss 10 miss 16 . 11 him 14 , 11 him 16 . but she promised [,] [and] [i] 'll [see] that she keeps her promise [!] ["] 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 promised 3 promised 13 promise 7 'll 13 promise 9 that 11 keeps 10 she 11 keeps 11 keeps 12 her 11 keeps 13 promise ellen 's face looked almost ugly in its lowering resolution . 1 ellen 2 's 2 's 3 face 3 face 9 lowering 4 looked 9 lowering 5 almost 9 lowering 6 ugly 9 lowering 7 in 8 its 8 its 9 lowering 9 lowering 10 resolution 10 resolution 11 . upstairs [rosemary] was [crying] into her pillow . 1 upstairs 3 was 1 upstairs 8 . 5 into 7 pillow 6 her 7 pillow 7 pillow 8 . so [mr] [meredith] [found] [his] [lady] [alone] [and] [looking] [very] beautiful . 1 so 11 beautiful 11 beautiful 12 . so she wore her plain dark afternoon dress and looked like a queen in it . 1 so 2 she 2 she 3 wore 2 she 10 looked 3 wore 4 her 3 wore 5 plain 3 wore 8 dress 5 plain 6 dark 7 afternoon 8 dress 9 and 10 looked 10 looked 11 like 11 like 12 a 11 like 13 queen 11 like 15 it 11 like 16 . 13 queen 14 in her suppressed excitement coloured her face to brilliancy , her great blue eyes were pools of light less placid than usual . 1 her 8 brilliancy 2 suppressed 8 brilliancy 3 excitement 8 brilliancy 4 coloured 8 brilliancy 5 her 8 brilliancy 6 face 8 brilliancy 7 to 8 brilliancy 8 brilliancy 9 , 8 brilliancy 10 her 8 brilliancy 11 great 8 brilliancy 12 blue 8 brilliancy 22 . 12 blue 15 pools 13 eyes 15 pools 14 were 15 pools 15 pools 16 of 15 pools 17 light 15 pools 18 less 15 pools 19 placid 15 pools 21 usual 20 than 21 usual she wished the interview were over . 1 she 2 wished 2 wished 4 interview 3 the 4 interview 4 interview 5 were 4 interview 6 over 4 interview 7 . she had looked forward to it all day with dread . 1 she 2 had 1 she 3 looked 3 looked 4 forward 4 forward 5 to 4 forward 10 dread 4 forward 11 . 5 to 6 it 7 all 8 day 8 day 10 dread 9 with 10 dread she felt that her refusal would disappoint him considerably , but she did not think it would altogether overwhelm him . 1 she 2 felt 1 she 4 her 2 felt 3 that 4 her 5 refusal 5 refusal 6 would 5 refusal 7 disappoint 7 disappoint 9 considerably 8 him 9 considerably 9 considerably 11 but 9 considerably 12 she 9 considerably 13 did 9 considerably 15 think 9 considerably 21 . 10 , 11 but 13 did 14 not 15 think 16 it 15 think 19 overwhelm 17 would 19 overwhelm 18 altogether 19 overwhelm 19 overwhelm 20 him yet she hated to make it ; hated for his sake and [rosemary] was quite honest with [herself] [for] her [own] . 1 yet 2 she 2 she 8 hated 3 hated 4 to 3 hated 7 ; 3 hated 8 hated 4 to 5 make 5 make 6 it 8 hated 11 sake 9 for 10 his 10 his 11 sake 11 sake 12 and 12 and 20 her 14 was 15 quite 14 was 16 honest 16 honest 17 with 17 with 20 her 20 her 22 . she knew she could have loved [john] [meredith] [if] [if] it had been [permissible] . 1 she 2 knew 1 she 6 loved 3 she 4 could 4 could 5 have 5 have 6 loved 6 loved 15 . 11 it 13 been 11 it 15 . 12 had 13 been she knew that life would be a blank thing if , rejected as lover , he refused longer to be a friend . 1 she 2 knew 2 knew 3 that 2 knew 8 blank 4 life 8 blank 5 would 6 be 6 be 8 blank 7 a 8 blank 8 blank 12 rejected 8 blank 23 . 9 thing 12 rejected 10 if 12 rejected 11 , 12 rejected 12 rejected 13 as 12 rejected 14 lover 12 rejected 15 , 12 rejected 17 refused 12 rejected 18 longer 16 he 17 refused 18 longer 22 friend 19 to 20 be 20 be 22 friend 21 a 22 friend she knew that she could be very happy with him and that she could make him happy . 1 she 2 knew 1 she 5 could 2 knew 3 that 4 she 5 could 5 could 6 be 6 be 8 happy 7 very 8 happy 8 happy 17 happy 8 happy 18 . 9 with 10 him 10 him 11 and 11 and 17 happy 12 that 14 could 13 she 14 could 14 could 15 make 15 make 16 him 15 make 17 happy but between her and happiness stood the prison gate of the promise she had [made] to [ellen] [years] [ago] . 1 but 2 between 2 between 3 her 2 between 4 and 2 between 8 prison 5 happiness 8 prison 6 stood 7 the 6 stood 8 prison 8 prison 9 gate 8 prison 12 promise 8 prison 20 . 9 gate 10 of 10 of 11 the 13 she 14 had 14 had 16 to 16 to 20 . rosemary could not remember her father . 1 rosemary 4 remember 1 rosemary 5 her 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 remember 5 her 6 father 5 her 7 . he had died when she was only three years old . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 died 3 died 4 when 3 died 9 years 3 died 11 . 5 she 6 was 6 was 7 only 7 only 8 three 8 three 9 years 9 years 10 old ellen , who had been thirteen , remembered him , but with no special tenderness . 1 ellen 6 thirteen 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 had 3 who 6 thirteen 5 been 6 thirteen 6 thirteen 7 , 6 thirteen 8 remembered 8 remembered 14 special 9 him 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 with 11 but 13 no 13 no 14 special 14 special 15 tenderness 15 tenderness 16 . he had been a stern , reserved man many years older than his fair , pretty wife . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 7 reserved 4 a 5 stern 5 stern 6 , 5 stern 7 reserved 7 reserved 8 man 7 reserved 9 many 7 reserved 11 older 7 reserved 18 . 10 years 11 older 11 older 12 than 11 older 14 fair 11 older 16 pretty 11 older 17 wife 12 than 13 his 14 fair 15 , five years later their brother of twelve died also ; since his death the two girls had always lived alone with their mother . 1 five 2 years 1 five 3 later 1 five 5 brother 1 five 6 of 1 five 7 twelve 4 their 5 brother 7 twelve 8 died 7 twelve 9 also 7 twelve 13 death 9 also 10 ; 11 since 13 death 12 his 13 death 13 death 19 lived 13 death 24 . 14 the 15 two 15 two 16 girls 15 two 19 lived 17 had 19 lived 18 always 19 lived 19 lived 20 alone 19 lived 21 with 19 lived 22 their 22 their 23 mother both had what was called " a disappointment " in their girlhood . 1 both 2 had 2 had 12 girlhood 3 what 5 called 4 was 5 called 5 called 6 " 5 called 8 disappointment 7 a 8 disappointment 8 disappointment 9 " 8 disappointment 12 girlhood 10 in 12 girlhood 11 their 12 girlhood 12 girlhood 13 . they were devoted to their mother , who was a chronic invalid . 1 they 2 were 1 they 5 their 3 devoted 4 to 3 devoted 5 their 5 their 11 chronic 6 mother 11 chronic 7 , 8 who 8 who 11 chronic 9 was 10 a 10 a 11 chronic 11 chronic 12 invalid 12 invalid 13 . the three had a little circle of home interests books and pets and flowers which made them happy and contented . 1 the 6 circle 2 three 6 circle 3 had 4 a 4 a 5 little 4 a 6 circle 6 circle 12 pets 7 of 12 pets 8 home 12 pets 9 interests 12 pets 10 books 11 and 10 books 12 pets 12 pets 13 and 12 pets 14 flowers 12 pets 15 which 12 pets 16 made 12 pets 17 them 12 pets 18 happy 18 happy 20 contented 19 and 20 contented 20 contented 21 . mrs [west] ['s] [death] , [which] [occurred] [on] [rosemary] ['s] twenty-fifth [birthday] [,] [was] [a] [bitter] grief to them . 1 mrs 17 grief 5 , 11 twenty-fifth 11 twenty-fifth 17 grief 17 grief 19 them 17 grief 20 . 18 to 19 them 19 them 20 . at first they were intolerably lonely . 1 at 2 first 2 first 5 intolerably 3 they 4 were 4 were 5 intolerably 5 intolerably 6 lonely 5 intolerably 7 . 6 lonely 7 . ellen , especially , continued to grieve and brood , her long , moody musings broken only by fits of stormy , passionate weeping . 1 ellen 2 , 1 ellen 3 especially 3 especially 9 brood 4 , 5 continued 5 continued 9 brood 6 to 7 grieve 7 grieve 9 brood 8 and 9 brood 9 brood 10 , 9 brood 15 musings 11 her 15 musings 12 long 15 musings 13 , 15 musings 14 moody 15 musings 15 musings 16 broken 15 musings 17 only 15 musings 18 by 15 musings 19 fits 15 musings 21 stormy 19 fits 20 of 21 stormy 23 passionate 22 , 23 passionate 23 passionate 25 . 24 weeping 25 . the [old] [lowbridge] doctor told [rosemary] that he feared permanent melancholy [or] worse . 1 the 4 doctor 4 doctor 9 feared 5 told 7 that 7 that 8 he 8 he 9 feared 9 feared 10 permanent 10 permanent 11 melancholy 11 melancholy 14 . 13 worse 14 . " oh , [ellen] , you have me yet , " she said imploringly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 14 imploringly 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 6 you 7 have 6 you 8 me 8 me 14 imploringly 9 yet 14 imploringly 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 said 12 she 13 said 13 said 14 imploringly 14 imploringly 15 . " [am] [i] [nothing] [to] you ? 1 " 6 you 6 you 7 ? we have always loved each other [so] . " 1 we 2 have 1 we 5 each 3 always 4 loved 4 loved 5 each 5 each 6 other 6 other 8 . 8 . 9 " " [i] won't have you [always] , " [ellen] [had] said , breaking her silence with harsh intensity . 1 " 3 won't 1 " 11 said 4 have 5 you 5 you 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 said 11 said 12 , 11 said 19 . 13 breaking 18 intensity 14 her 18 intensity 15 silence 18 intensity 16 with 18 intensity 17 harsh 18 intensity 18 intensity 19 . " you will marry and leave me . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 will 3 will 4 marry 4 marry 7 me 5 and 6 leave 6 leave 7 me 7 me 8 . i shall be left all alone . 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 be 3 be 6 alone 4 left 6 alone 5 all 6 alone 6 alone 7 . i cannot bear the thought [i] [cannot] [.] 1 i 2 cannot 2 cannot 3 bear 3 bear 4 the 3 bear 5 thought i would rather die . " 1 i 4 die 2 would 4 die 3 rather 4 die 4 die 6 " 5 . 6 " " [i] will never marry , " said [rosemary] , " never [,] [ellen] . " 1 " 7 " 3 will 4 never 3 will 5 marry 5 marry 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 10 , 11 " 10 , 15 . 11 " 12 never 15 . 16 " ellen bent forward and [looked] [searchingly] [into] [rosemary] ['s] eyes . 1 ellen 2 bent 1 ellen 10 eyes 2 bent 3 forward 3 forward 4 and 10 eyes 11 . " will you promise me that solemnly ? " she said . 1 " 7 solemnly 1 " 11 said 2 will 3 you 2 will 4 promise 4 promise 5 me 4 promise 6 that 4 promise 7 solemnly 8 ? 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 she 11 said 11 said 12 . " promise it [on] [mother] 's [bible] . " 1 " 9 " 2 promise 3 it 3 it 6 's 6 's 8 . 8 . 9 " rosemary assented at once , quite willing to humour [ellen] . 1 rosemary 2 assented 2 assented 4 once 2 assented 5 , 2 assented 7 willing 3 at 4 once 6 quite 7 willing 7 willing 8 to 8 to 9 humour 9 humour 11 . what did it matter ? 1 what 2 did 1 what 4 matter 3 it 4 matter 4 matter 5 ? she knew quite well she would never want to marry any one . 1 she 2 knew 2 knew 4 well 2 knew 6 would 3 quite 4 well 5 she 6 would 6 would 7 never 7 never 10 marry 7 never 11 any 8 want 9 to 9 to 10 marry 11 any 12 one 11 any 13 . her [love] had gone down [with] [martin] [crawford] [to] the deeps [of] [the] [sea] ; and [without] [love] she could not marry [any] [one] . 1 her 25 . 3 had 4 gone 4 gone 5 down 5 down 10 the 10 the 11 deeps 11 deeps 22 marry 15 ; 16 and 15 ; 19 she 19 she 20 could 20 could 21 not 20 could 22 marry 22 marry 25 . so she promised readily , [though] [ellen] made [rather] a [fearsome] rite of it . 1 so 2 she 2 she 3 promised 3 promised 15 . 4 readily 5 , 4 readily 12 rite 8 made 10 a 10 a 12 rite 12 rite 13 of 13 of 14 it 14 it 15 . ellen 's condition improved from that hour . 1 ellen 2 's 1 ellen 4 improved 3 condition 4 improved 4 improved 5 from 4 improved 6 that 4 improved 7 hour 4 improved 8 . she soon regained her normal cheery poise . 1 she 7 poise 2 soon 7 poise 3 regained 4 her 3 regained 7 poise 5 normal 7 poise 6 cheery 7 poise 7 poise 8 . for ten years [she] and [rosemary] lived in the [old] [house] happily , undisturbed by any thought of marrying or giving in marriage . 1 for 3 years 2 ten 3 years 3 years 24 . 5 and 7 lived 7 lived 8 in 8 in 9 the 9 the 12 happily 12 happily 14 undisturbed 13 , 14 undisturbed 14 undisturbed 15 by 14 undisturbed 16 any 14 undisturbed 17 thought 14 undisturbed 19 marrying 14 undisturbed 24 . 18 of 19 marrying 19 marrying 20 or 19 marrying 21 giving 19 marrying 23 marriage 21 giving 22 in their promise sat very lightly on them . 1 their 5 lightly 2 promise 5 lightly 3 sat 5 lightly 4 very 5 lightly 5 lightly 6 on 6 on 8 . 7 them 8 . as [for] [rosemary] [,] [ellen] 's [obsession] [regarding] [that] [promise] had always been a little matter of mirth to her until lately . 1 as 23 . 6 's 22 lately 11 had 13 been 11 had 14 a 12 always 13 been 14 a 15 little 15 little 18 mirth 16 matter 18 mirth 17 of 18 mirth 18 mirth 21 until 18 mirth 22 lately 19 to 20 her 20 her 21 until 22 lately 23 . now , it was a merciless fetter , [self-imposed] but never to be [shaken] off . 1 now 2 , 1 now 6 merciless 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 a 4 was 6 merciless 6 merciless 7 fetter 6 merciless 16 . 7 fetter 8 , 8 , 10 but 10 but 11 never 12 to 13 be 13 be 15 off 15 off 16 . because of it to-night she must turn her face from happiness . 1 because 2 of 2 of 11 happiness 3 it 7 turn 4 to-night 6 must 4 to-night 7 turn 5 she 6 must 7 turn 11 happiness 8 her 9 face 9 face 10 from 9 face 11 happiness 11 happiness 12 . it was true that the shy , sweet , rosebud love she had given to her boy-lover she could never give to another . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 true 3 true 4 that 3 true 6 shy 5 the 6 shy 6 shy 7 , 6 shy 10 rosebud 8 sweet 9 , 8 sweet 10 rosebud 10 rosebud 11 love 11 love 17 boy-lover 12 she 17 boy-lover 13 had 17 boy-lover 14 given 17 boy-lover 15 to 17 boy-lover 16 her 17 boy-lover 17 boy-lover 18 she 17 boy-lover 19 could 17 boy-lover 20 never 17 boy-lover 21 give 17 boy-lover 22 to 17 boy-lover 23 another 23 another 24 . but she knew now that she could [give] to [john] [meredith] a [love] richer [and] [more] womanly . 1 but 3 knew 2 she 3 knew 3 knew 4 now 3 knew 5 that 3 knew 17 womanly 5 that 7 could 6 she 7 could 9 to 12 a 12 a 14 richer 14 richer 17 womanly 17 womanly 18 . john [meredith] did not immediately grasp his opportunity . 1 john 3 did 3 did 9 . 4 not 5 immediately 5 immediately 6 grasp 6 grasp 8 opportunity 6 grasp 9 . 7 his 8 opportunity on the contrary , he talked for two good hours on the least lover-like of subjects . 1 on 2 the 2 the 3 contrary 3 contrary 4 , 4 , 5 he 5 he 6 talked 6 talked 7 for 7 for 14 lover-like 8 two 14 lover-like 9 good 14 lover-like 10 hours 14 lover-like 11 on 12 the 11 on 14 lover-like 13 least 14 lover-like 14 lover-like 15 of 14 lover-like 16 subjects 16 subjects 17 . he [even] [tried] politics , [though] politics always bored [rosemary] . 1 he 11 . 4 politics 5 , 4 politics 9 bored 7 politics 8 always 7 politics 9 bored 9 bored 11 . the later began to think that she had been altogether mistaken , and her fears and expectations suddenly seemed to her grotesque . 1 the 23 . 2 later 7 she 3 began 4 to 3 began 5 think 5 think 6 that 6 that 7 she 7 she 17 expectations 8 had 9 been 9 been 17 expectations 10 altogether 11 mistaken 11 mistaken 17 expectations 12 , 13 and 13 and 17 expectations 14 her 15 fears 15 fears 17 expectations 16 and 17 expectations 17 expectations 18 suddenly 17 expectations 19 seemed 17 expectations 21 her 17 expectations 22 grotesque 17 expectations 23 . 19 seemed 20 to she felt flat and foolish . 1 she 2 felt 2 felt 3 flat 3 flat 4 and 3 flat 5 foolish 3 flat 6 . the glow went out of her face and the lustre out of her eyes . 1 the 10 lustre 2 glow 3 went 2 glow 4 out 2 glow 5 of 2 glow 7 face 4 out 5 of 6 her 7 face 7 face 8 and 7 face 10 lustre 9 the 10 lustre 10 lustre 11 out 10 lustre 12 of 10 lustre 13 her 10 lustre 14 eyes 10 lustre 15 . john [meredith] had [not] [the] [slightest] [intention] [of] [asking] [her] [to] [marry] [him] [.] 1 john 3 had and then , quite suddenly , he rose , came across the room , and standing by her chair , he asked it . 1 and 2 then 2 then 5 suddenly 3 , 5 suddenly 4 quite 5 suddenly 5 suddenly 7 he 5 suddenly 8 rose 5 suddenly 10 came 5 suddenly 21 he 6 , 7 he 8 rose 9 , 10 came 11 across 11 across 12 the 11 across 13 room 13 room 15 and 13 room 19 chair 14 , 15 and 16 standing 17 by 16 standing 19 chair 18 her 19 chair 20 , 21 he 21 he 22 asked 22 asked 24 . 23 it 24 . the room had grown terribly still . 1 the 2 room 2 room 4 grown 3 had 4 grown 4 grown 5 terribly 4 grown 6 still 6 still 7 . even [st] [george] [ceased] to [purr] [.] 1 even 5 to rosemary heard her own heart beating and was sure [john] [meredith] [must] hear it too . 1 rosemary 6 beating 1 rosemary 16 . 2 heard 6 beating 3 her 4 own 3 her 5 heart 5 heart 6 beating 6 beating 9 sure 7 and 8 was 8 was 9 sure 13 hear 14 it 14 it 15 too 15 too 16 . now [was] [the] [time] [for] [her] [to] [say] [no] , gently [but] firmly . 1 now 10 , 10 , 11 gently 11 gently 13 firmly 13 firmly 14 . she had been ready for days with her stilted , regretful little formula . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 9 stilted 4 ready 9 stilted 5 for 9 stilted 6 days 9 stilted 7 with 9 stilted 8 her 9 stilted 9 stilted 10 , 9 stilted 13 formula 11 regretful 13 formula 12 little 13 formula 13 formula 14 . and now the words of it had completely vanished from her mind . 1 and 2 now 1 and 9 vanished 3 the 9 vanished 4 words 5 of 4 words 8 completely 6 it 8 completely 7 had 8 completely 8 completely 9 vanished 9 vanished 10 from 9 vanished 12 mind 9 vanished 13 . 11 her 12 mind she had to say no and she suddenly found she could not say it . 1 she 2 had 1 she 11 could 2 had 3 to 3 to 4 say 4 say 5 no 6 and 7 she 7 she 9 found 7 she 11 could 8 suddenly 9 found 10 she 11 could 11 could 12 not 11 could 13 say 13 say 14 it 14 it 15 . it was the impossible word . 1 it 4 impossible 2 was 3 the 2 was 4 impossible 4 impossible 5 word 5 word 6 . she knew now that it was not that she [could] [have] loved [john] [meredith] , but that she [did] [love] [him] [.] 1 she 2 knew 2 knew 3 now 2 knew 4 that 2 knew 6 was 2 knew 7 not 2 knew 8 that 2 knew 12 loved 2 knew 17 that 2 knew 18 she 5 it 6 was 9 she 12 loved 15 , 16 but 16 but 17 that the thought of putting him from her life was agony . 1 the 11 . 2 thought 3 of 3 of 4 putting 4 putting 10 agony 5 him 10 agony 6 from 10 agony 7 her 10 agony 8 life 10 agony 9 was 10 agony 10 agony 11 . she [must] [say] [something] [;] [she] lifted her bowed golden head and asked him stammeringly to give her a few days for for consideration . 1 she 7 lifted 7 lifted 8 her 7 lifted 15 stammeringly 9 bowed 10 golden 10 golden 15 stammeringly 11 head 15 stammeringly 12 and 15 stammeringly 13 asked 15 stammeringly 14 him 15 stammeringly 15 stammeringly 16 to 15 stammeringly 17 give 15 stammeringly 18 her 15 stammeringly 19 a 15 stammeringly 20 few 15 stammeringly 21 days 21 days 24 consideration 21 days 25 . 22 for 24 consideration 23 for 24 consideration john [meredith] [was] a [little] [surprised] [.] 1 john 4 a he was not vainer than any man has a right [to] [be] , but he had expected [that] [rosemary] [west] [would] [say] [yes] [.] 1 he 2 was 1 he 4 vainer 2 was 4 vainer 3 not 4 vainer 4 vainer 5 than 5 than 6 any 5 than 17 expected 6 any 7 man 7 man 8 has 8 has 9 a 8 has 10 right 13 , 14 but 14 but 15 he 15 he 16 had 16 had 17 expected he had been tolerably sure she cared for him . 1 he 2 had 1 he 4 tolerably 3 been 4 tolerably 4 tolerably 5 sure 4 tolerably 7 cared 4 tolerably 9 him 4 tolerably 10 . 6 she 7 cared 7 cared 8 for 9 him 10 . then [why] [this] doubt [this] [hesitation] [?] 1 then 4 doubt she was not a school girl to be uncertain as to her own mind . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 not 2 was 4 a 4 a 9 uncertain 5 school 9 uncertain 6 girl 9 uncertain 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 uncertain 9 uncertain 10 as 9 uncertain 13 own 9 uncertain 14 mind 11 to 12 her 12 her 13 own 14 mind 15 . he felt an ugly shock of disappointment and dismay . 1 he 2 felt 2 felt 5 shock 3 an 4 ugly 4 ugly 5 shock 5 shock 7 disappointment 5 shock 9 dismay 6 of 7 disappointment 8 and 9 dismay 9 dismay 10 . but he assented to her request with his unfailing gentle courtesy and went away at once . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 assented 3 assented 9 unfailing 3 assented 16 once 3 assented 17 . 4 to 9 unfailing 5 her 9 unfailing 6 request 9 unfailing 7 with 9 unfailing 8 his 9 unfailing 9 unfailing 10 gentle 9 unfailing 11 courtesy 9 unfailing 13 went 9 unfailing 14 away 12 and 13 went 15 at 16 once " [i] will tell you in a few [days] , " said [rosemary] , [with] downcast [eyes] and burning [face] . 1 " 5 you 1 " 12 said 3 will 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 6 in 7 a 7 a 11 " 8 few 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 16 downcast 14 , 16 downcast 16 downcast 21 . 18 and 19 burning 19 burning 21 . when the door shut behind him she went back into the room and wrung her hands . 1 when 4 shut 2 the 3 door 3 door 4 shut 4 shut 5 behind 4 shut 12 room 5 behind 6 him 7 she 8 went 8 went 12 room 9 back 10 into 10 into 12 room 11 the 12 room 12 room 14 wrung 13 and 14 wrung 14 wrung 15 her 14 wrung 16 hands 14 wrung 17 . [chapter] [xxii] [.] [st] [.] [george] [knows] [all] [about] [it] at midnight [ellen] [west] [was] walking home from the [pollock] silver wedding . 1 at 2 midnight 2 midnight 11 silver 2 midnight 12 wedding 6 walking 7 home 7 home 8 from 8 from 9 the 9 the 11 silver 12 wedding 13 . she had stayed a little while after the other guests had gone , to help the gray-haired bride wash the dishes . 1 she 17 gray-haired 2 had 17 gray-haired 3 stayed 6 while 3 stayed 7 after 4 a 5 little 5 little 6 while 7 after 17 gray-haired 8 the 17 gray-haired 9 other 10 guests 10 guests 12 gone 11 had 12 gone 12 gone 17 gray-haired 13 , 17 gray-haired 14 to 15 help 15 help 17 gray-haired 16 the 17 gray-haired 17 gray-haired 18 bride 17 gray-haired 19 wash 17 gray-haired 21 dishes 20 the 21 dishes 21 dishes 22 . the evening had been a pleasant one . 1 the 2 evening 2 evening 6 pleasant 3 had 4 been 4 been 6 pleasant 5 a 6 pleasant 6 pleasant 7 one 6 pleasant 8 . 7 one 8 . ellen , who had not been to a party for years , found it very pleasant . 1 ellen 11 years 2 , 3 who 3 who 4 had 4 had 5 not 4 had 6 been 6 been 9 party 6 been 11 years 7 to 9 party 8 a 9 party 10 for 11 years 11 years 12 , 11 years 16 pleasant 13 found 14 it 13 found 16 pleasant 14 it 16 pleasant 15 very 16 pleasant 16 pleasant 17 . not the [least] sentiment was [awakened] in [ellen] ['s] [heart] [by] [their] [meeting] . 1 not 14 . 2 the 4 sentiment 4 sentiment 5 was 5 was 7 in 7 in 14 . but she had rather liked meeting him again . 1 but 2 she 1 but 4 rather 2 she 3 had 4 rather 5 liked 4 rather 6 meeting 6 meeting 7 him 6 meeting 8 again 8 again 9 . she had forgotten how bracing and stimulating he could be . 1 she 5 bracing 2 had 3 forgotten 3 forgotten 5 bracing 4 how 5 bracing 5 bracing 6 and 5 bracing 7 stimulating 5 bracing 8 he 5 bracing 9 could 5 bracing 10 be 5 bracing 11 . no gathering [was] [ever] [stagnant] when [norman] [douglas] was present . 1 no 2 gathering 2 gathering 11 . 6 when 10 present 9 was 10 present 10 present 11 . everybody [had] [been] surprised [when] [norman] [came] . 1 everybody 4 surprised 4 surprised 8 . it was [well] known he never went anywhere . 1 it 2 was 1 it 4 known 4 known 8 anywhere 5 he 6 never 6 never 8 anywhere 7 went 8 anywhere 8 anywhere 9 . the [pollocks] [had] invited him [because] he had [been] one of the original guests , but they never thought he would come . 1 the 4 invited 4 invited 23 . 5 him 7 he 5 him 23 . 7 he 8 had 8 had 18 never 10 one 11 of 11 of 13 original 12 the 13 original 13 original 14 guests 13 original 18 never 14 guests 15 , 15 , 16 but 16 but 17 they 18 never 19 thought 19 thought 21 would 20 he 21 would 21 would 22 come he had taken his [second] cousin , [amy] [annetta] [douglas] [,] [out] to supper and [seemed] [rather] attentive to her . 1 he 2 had 1 he 4 his 2 had 3 taken 4 his 6 cousin 6 cousin 7 , 6 cousin 18 attentive 13 to 14 supper 14 supper 15 and 15 and 18 attentive 18 attentive 21 . 19 to 20 her 20 her 21 . ellen thought these things over as she walked home , tasting them with reminiscent relish . 1 ellen 2 thought 1 ellen 3 these 3 these 4 things 3 these 8 walked 4 things 5 over 6 as 8 walked 7 she 8 walked 8 walked 14 reminiscent 9 home 14 reminiscent 10 , 14 reminiscent 11 tasting 14 reminiscent 12 them 14 reminiscent 13 with 14 reminiscent 14 reminiscent 15 relish 14 reminiscent 16 . the moonlit air sparkled with frost . 1 the 2 moonlit 2 moonlit 3 air 2 moonlit 4 sparkled 2 moonlit 6 frost 4 sparkled 5 with 6 frost 7 . the snow crisped under her feet . 1 the 2 snow 1 the 3 crisped 2 snow 3 crisped 3 crisped 4 under 3 crisped 5 her 3 crisped 6 feet 3 crisped 7 . below her lay the [glen] with the [white] harbour beyond . 1 below 2 her 1 below 3 lay 1 below 10 beyond 4 the 10 beyond 6 with 7 the 7 the 9 harbour 9 harbour 10 beyond 10 beyond 11 . there was a light in the manse study . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 a 3 a 4 light 4 light 7 manse 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 manse 7 manse 8 study 7 manse 9 . so [john] [meredith] [had] [gone] [home] . 1 so 7 . had [he] [asked] [rosemary] to marry him [?] 1 had 5 to 5 to 6 marry 6 marry 7 him and after what fashion had she made her refusal known ? 1 and 2 after 2 after 4 fashion 3 what 4 fashion 4 fashion 9 refusal 5 had 9 refusal 6 she 9 refusal 7 made 9 refusal 8 her 9 refusal 9 refusal 10 known 9 refusal 11 ? ellen felt that she would never know this , though she was quite curious . 1 ellen 2 felt 2 felt 3 that 3 that 5 would 3 that 12 was 4 she 5 would 5 would 6 never 6 never 7 know 8 this 9 , 9 , 10 though 10 though 11 she 11 she 12 was 12 was 13 quite 13 quite 14 curious 14 curious 15 . she was sure [rosemary] would never tell her anything about it and [she] would not dare to ask . 1 she 2 was 1 she 14 would 2 was 3 sure 3 sure 5 would 5 would 6 never 6 never 9 anything 7 tell 8 her 7 tell 9 anything 9 anything 10 about 10 about 11 it 10 about 12 and 14 would 15 not 15 not 16 dare 15 not 19 . 16 dare 18 ask 17 to 18 ask she must just be content with the fact of the refusal . 1 she 11 refusal 2 must 3 just 2 must 4 be 4 be 5 content 5 content 6 with 5 content 11 refusal 6 with 7 the 7 the 8 fact 8 fact 11 refusal 9 of 10 the 9 of 11 refusal 11 refusal 12 . after all , that was the only thing that really mattered . 1 after 2 all 2 all 3 , 2 all 11 mattered 4 that 5 was 4 that 11 mattered 5 was 6 the 7 only 11 mattered 8 thing 11 mattered 9 that 11 mattered 10 really 11 mattered 11 mattered 12 . " [i] hope he 'll have sense enough to come [back] once in a while [and] be friendly , " she said to [herself] . 1 " 3 hope 1 " 22 said 4 he 5 'll 5 'll 6 have 6 have 7 sense 7 sense 8 enough 8 enough 9 to 9 to 10 come 10 come 12 once 12 once 15 while 13 in 14 a 14 a 15 while 15 while 21 she 17 be 18 friendly 18 friendly 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 she 21 she 22 said 22 said 25 . 23 to 25 . she disliked so much to be alone that thinking aloud was one of her devices for circumventing unwelcome solitude . 1 she 2 disliked 2 disliked 3 so 2 disliked 4 much 4 much 5 to 5 to 6 be 5 to 15 devices 7 alone 9 thinking 8 that 9 thinking 9 thinking 15 devices 10 aloud 15 devices 11 was 15 devices 12 one 13 of 12 one 15 devices 14 her 15 devices 15 devices 17 circumventing 16 for 17 circumventing 17 circumventing 18 unwelcome 17 circumventing 19 solitude 17 circumventing 20 . " it 's awful [never] to have a [man-body] [with] [some] brains [to] [talk] [to] [once] in a while . 1 " 12 brains 2 it 3 's 2 it 12 brains 3 's 4 awful 6 to 7 have 7 have 8 a 8 a 12 brains 12 brains 20 . 17 in 18 a 17 in 20 . 18 a 19 while and like as not he 'll never come near the house again . 1 and 2 like 1 and 5 he 3 as 5 he 4 not 5 he 5 he 7 never 6 'll 7 never 7 never 12 again 8 come 9 near 8 come 12 again 9 near 11 house 10 the 11 house 12 again 13 . there ['s] [norman] [douglas] , too [i] like that man , and [i] ['d] [like] to have a good rousing argument with him now and then . 1 there 6 too 5 , 6 too 6 too 27 . 8 like 9 that 8 like 20 rousing 10 man 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 16 to 16 to 20 rousing 17 have 20 rousing 18 a 19 good 18 a 20 rousing 19 good 20 rousing 20 rousing 21 argument 20 rousing 22 with 20 rousing 23 him 20 rousing 24 now 20 rousing 26 then 20 rousing 27 . 25 and 26 then it seems like a dream that we could ever have been beaus . 1 it 2 seems 2 seems 5 dream 2 seems 6 that 3 like 4 a 4 a 5 dream 6 that 12 beaus 7 we 12 beaus 8 could 12 beaus 9 ever 12 beaus 10 have 11 been 11 been 12 beaus 12 beaus 13 . she paused at her gate with a sudden vague feeling of alarm . 1 she 2 paused 2 paused 5 gate 3 at 4 her 3 at 5 gate 4 her 5 gate 5 gate 8 sudden 6 with 7 a 7 a 8 sudden 8 sudden 9 vague 9 vague 11 of 9 vague 12 alarm 10 feeling 11 of 12 alarm 13 . what was [rosemary] doing [up] [at] [this] [hour] of the night ? 1 what 4 doing 2 was 4 doing 4 doing 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 night 11 night 12 ? and why was she striding about like a lunatic ? 1 and 2 why 2 why 5 striding 2 why 10 ? 3 was 5 striding 4 she 5 striding 5 striding 9 lunatic 6 about 9 lunatic 7 like 9 lunatic 8 a 9 lunatic ellen went softly in . 1 ellen 2 went 1 ellen 3 softly 3 softly 5 . 4 in 5 . as she opened the hall [door] [rosemary] came out of the room . 1 as 2 she 1 as 4 the 2 she 3 opened 4 the 5 hall 5 hall 10 of 5 hall 12 room 8 came 9 out 9 out 10 of 11 the 12 room 12 room 13 . she was flushed and breathless . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 flushed 3 flushed 4 and 3 flushed 5 breathless 5 breathless 6 . an atmosphere of stress and passion hung about her like a garment . 1 an 2 atmosphere 2 atmosphere 4 stress 3 of 4 stress 4 stress 5 and 4 stress 6 passion 4 stress 7 hung 7 hung 12 garment 8 about 12 garment 9 her 12 garment 10 like 12 garment 11 a 12 garment 12 garment 13 . " why aren't you in [bed] , [rosemary] ? " demanded [ellen] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 3 aren't 3 aren't 4 you 3 aren't 11 demanded 5 in 7 , 7 , 11 demanded 9 ? 10 " 10 " 11 demanded 11 demanded 13 . " come in here , " said [rosemary] intensely . 1 " 4 here 2 come 3 in 2 come 4 here 4 here 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 10 . 9 intensely 10 . " [i] [want] to tell you something . " 1 " 6 you 4 to 5 tell 5 tell 6 you 6 you 9 " 7 something 8 . 8 . 9 " ellen composedly removed her wraps and overshoes , and followed her sister into the warm , fire-lighted room . 1 ellen 7 overshoes 2 composedly 7 overshoes 3 removed 7 overshoes 4 her 7 overshoes 5 wraps 7 overshoes 6 and 7 overshoes 7 overshoes 8 , 7 overshoes 9 and 7 overshoes 10 followed 7 overshoes 11 her 7 overshoes 12 sister 8 , 9 and 12 sister 17 fire-lighted 13 into 17 fire-lighted 14 the 17 fire-lighted 15 warm 17 fire-lighted 16 , 17 fire-lighted 17 fire-lighted 18 room 17 fire-lighted 19 . she stood with her hand on the table and waited . 1 she 2 stood 2 stood 5 hand 2 stood 8 table 3 with 5 hand 4 her 5 hand 6 on 7 the 6 on 8 table 7 the 8 table 8 table 10 waited 8 table 11 . 9 and 10 waited she was looking very handsome herself , in her own grim , black-browed style . 1 she 2 was 2 was 5 handsome 3 looking 5 handsome 4 very 5 handsome 5 handsome 14 style 6 herself 7 , 6 herself 8 in 8 in 13 black-browed 9 her 13 black-browed 10 own 13 black-browed 11 grim 13 black-browed 12 , 13 black-browed 13 black-browed 14 style 14 style 15 . she wore coiled around her neck the rich heavy necklace of amber beads which was a family heirloom . 1 she 2 wore 2 wore 3 coiled 3 coiled 4 around 3 coiled 6 neck 5 her 6 neck 6 neck 12 amber 7 the 12 amber 8 rich 12 amber 9 heavy 12 amber 10 necklace 11 of 10 necklace 12 amber 11 of 12 amber 12 amber 18 heirloom 13 beads 18 heirloom 14 which 18 heirloom 15 was 16 a 15 was 18 heirloom 16 a 18 heirloom 17 family 18 heirloom 18 heirloom 19 . her walk in the frosty air had stung her cheeks into a glowing scarlet . 1 her 14 scarlet 2 walk 8 stung 3 in 5 frosty 4 the 5 frosty 5 frosty 6 air 5 frosty 8 stung 7 had 8 stung 8 stung 10 cheeks 8 stung 13 glowing 9 her 10 cheeks 11 into 13 glowing 12 a 13 glowing 13 glowing 14 scarlet 14 scarlet 15 . but her steel-blue eyes were as icy and unyielding as the sky of the winter night . 1 but 3 steel-blue 2 her 3 steel-blue 3 steel-blue 4 eyes 3 steel-blue 5 were 3 steel-blue 6 as 3 steel-blue 7 icy 3 steel-blue 8 and 3 steel-blue 9 unyielding 9 unyielding 10 as 9 unyielding 12 sky 9 unyielding 13 of 9 unyielding 14 the 9 unyielding 15 winter 11 the 12 sky 15 winter 16 night 15 winter 17 . she [stood] waiting in a silence which [rosemary] could break [only] by a [convulsive] effort . 1 she 3 waiting 3 waiting 6 silence 4 in 5 a 4 in 6 silence 6 silence 16 . 7 which 9 could 9 could 10 break 10 break 15 effort 12 by 13 a 13 a 15 effort 15 effort 16 . " [ellen] , [mr] [meredith] was [here] [this] [evening] . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 11 " 6 was 10 . 10 . 11 " " [yes] ? " 1 " 4 " 3 ? 4 " " and and he asked me to marry him . " 1 " 5 asked 2 and 4 he 3 and 4 he 4 he 5 asked 5 asked 8 marry 5 asked 10 . 6 me 8 marry 7 to 8 marry 8 marry 9 him 10 . 11 " " [so] [i] expected . 1 " 4 expected 4 expected 5 . of course , you refused [him] ? " 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 , 3 , 8 " 4 you 5 refused 4 you 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " " [rosemary] . " 1 " 3 . 3 . 4 " ellen clenched her hands and took an involuntary step forward . 1 ellen 2 clenched 2 clenched 4 hands 2 clenched 5 and 2 clenched 8 involuntary 3 her 4 hands 6 took 8 involuntary 7 an 8 involuntary 8 involuntary 9 step 8 involuntary 10 forward 10 forward 11 . " do you mean to tell me that you accepted him ? " 1 " 4 mean 2 do 4 mean 3 you 4 mean 4 mean 5 to 4 mean 6 tell 4 mean 10 accepted 4 mean 12 ? 6 tell 7 me 6 tell 8 that 6 tell 9 you 10 accepted 11 him 12 ? 13 " " no no . " 1 " 2 no 1 " 4 . 2 no 3 no 4 . 5 " ellen recovered her self-command . 1 ellen 4 self-command 2 recovered 4 self-command 3 her 4 self-command 4 self-command 5 . " [what] [did] you do then ? " 1 " 4 you 4 you 7 ? 5 do 7 ? 6 then 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " [i] [i] asked him to give me a [few] [days] to think it over . " 1 " 17 " 4 asked 5 him 5 him 6 to 6 to 7 give 7 give 8 me 8 me 9 a 8 me 17 " 12 to 13 think 13 think 14 it 13 think 15 over 15 over 16 . 16 . 17 " rosemary held out her hands beseechingly . 1 rosemary 6 beseechingly 2 held 3 out 2 held 6 beseechingly 4 her 5 hands 5 hands 6 beseechingly 6 beseechingly 7 . " [ellen] , " she said desperately , " [i] [love] [john] [meredith] [i] [want] to be his wife . 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 desperately 7 desperately 8 , 7 desperately 20 . 8 , 9 " 16 to 17 be 16 to 20 . 17 be 19 wife 18 his 19 wife will you set me free from that promise ? " 1 will 2 you 1 will 8 promise 3 set 5 free 4 me 5 free 5 free 6 from 5 free 8 promise 7 that 8 promise 8 promise 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " no , " said [ellen] , merciless , because she was sick [from] [fear] . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 5 said 16 . 8 merciless 9 , 8 merciless 16 . 9 , 10 because 10 because 11 she 11 she 12 was 12 was 13 sick " [ellen] [ellen] " 1 " 4 " " listen , " interrupted [ellen] . 1 " 2 listen 2 listen 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 interrupted 5 interrupted 7 . " [i] [did] not [ask] you [for] [that] promise . 1 " 4 not 1 " 6 you 6 you 9 promise 9 promise 10 . you offered it . " 1 you 5 " 2 offered 3 it 3 it 4 . 4 . 5 " " [i] know [i] [know] [.] 1 " 3 know but [i] did not think [then] [that] [i] [could] ever care for anyone again . " 1 but 3 did 3 did 4 not 3 did 5 think 3 did 10 ever 10 ever 13 anyone 10 ever 14 again 11 care 12 for 11 care 13 anyone 14 again 15 . 15 . 16 " " you offered [it] [,] ["] went on [ellen] unmovably . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 offered 3 offered 8 on 7 went 8 on 8 on 11 . 10 unmovably 11 . " you promised it over our mother 's [bible] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 promised 3 promised 10 . 4 it 8 's 4 it 10 . 5 over 6 our 6 our 7 mother 7 mother 8 's it was more than a promise it was an oath . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 than 3 more 4 than 4 than 10 oath 4 than 11 . 5 a 6 promise 6 promise 10 oath 7 it 8 was 8 was 9 an 9 an 10 oath now you want to break it . " 1 now 2 you 2 you 3 want 3 want 4 to 4 to 5 break 5 break 6 it 6 it 7 . 7 . 8 " " [i] only [asked] you to [set] me free [from] it , [ellen] . " 1 " 3 only 1 " 5 you 5 you 8 me 6 to 8 me 8 me 15 " 9 free 12 , 9 free 14 . 11 it 12 , 14 . 15 " " [i] will not do [it] . 1 " 5 do 3 will 4 not 3 will 5 do 5 do 7 . a promise is a promise in my eyes . 1 a 5 promise 2 promise 5 promise 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 promise 5 promise 8 eyes 6 in 8 eyes 7 my 8 eyes 8 eyes 9 . i will not do it . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 not 2 will 4 do 4 do 5 it 5 it 6 . break your promise be forsworn if you will but it shall not be with any assent of mine . " 1 break 5 forsworn 2 your 5 forsworn 3 promise 5 forsworn 4 be 5 forsworn 5 forsworn 6 if 5 forsworn 7 you 5 forsworn 8 will 5 forsworn 9 but 5 forsworn 10 it 5 forsworn 11 shall 11 shall 12 not 11 shall 13 be 11 shall 16 assent 14 with 16 assent 15 any 16 assent 16 assent 17 of 16 assent 18 mine 18 mine 20 " 19 . 20 " " you are very hard [on] me , [ellen] . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 are 2 you 7 me 3 are 4 very 4 very 5 hard 7 me 11 " 8 , 11 " 10 . 11 " " [hard] [on] you ! 1 " 4 you 1 " 5 ! and what of me ? 1 and 2 what 2 what 3 of 2 what 5 ? 4 me 5 ? have you ever given a thought to what my loneliness would be here if you left me ? 1 have 2 you 1 have 4 given 2 you 3 ever 4 given 5 a 4 given 10 loneliness 4 given 17 me 6 thought 10 loneliness 7 to 10 loneliness 8 what 10 loneliness 9 my 10 loneliness 10 loneliness 11 would 10 loneliness 13 here 10 loneliness 14 if 10 loneliness 16 left 11 would 12 be 14 if 15 you 17 me 18 ? i could not bear it [i] would go crazy . 1 i 2 could 2 could 3 not 2 could 4 bear 4 bear 5 it 4 bear 9 crazy 7 would 8 go 8 go 9 crazy 9 crazy 10 . i [cannot] live [alone] . 1 i 3 live 3 live 5 . haven't [i] been a good sister to you ? 1 haven't 3 been 1 haven't 6 sister 1 haven't 7 to 1 haven't 8 you 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 sister 8 you 9 ? have [i] [ever] [opposed] any [wish] [of] yours ? 1 have 5 any 5 any 8 yours 8 yours 9 ? haven't [i] indulged you in everything [?] ["] 1 haven't 3 indulged 3 indulged 4 you 3 indulged 5 in 3 indulged 6 everything " yes yes . ["] 1 " 3 yes 2 yes 3 yes 3 yes 4 . " then why do you want to leave me for this man whom you hadn't seen a year ago ? " 1 " 3 why 2 then 3 why 3 why 4 do 3 why 8 leave 4 do 5 you 4 do 6 want 6 want 7 to 8 leave 9 me 8 leave 10 for 8 leave 20 ? 10 for 18 year 11 this 18 year 12 man 13 whom 13 whom 14 you 13 whom 16 seen 13 whom 18 year 15 hadn't 16 seen 17 a 18 year 18 year 19 ago 20 ? 21 " " [i] [love] him , [ellen] . " 1 " 8 " 4 him 5 , 5 , 8 " 7 . 8 " " [love] ! 1 " 3 ! you talk like a school miss instead of a middle-aged woman . 1 you 3 like 2 talk 3 like 3 like 10 middle-aged 4 a 10 middle-aged 5 school 10 middle-aged 6 miss 10 middle-aged 7 instead 8 of 7 instead 10 middle-aged 9 a 10 middle-aged 10 middle-aged 11 woman 10 middle-aged 12 . he doesn't love you . 1 he 2 doesn't 2 doesn't 3 love 3 love 4 you 3 love 5 . he wants a housekeeper and a governess . 1 he 2 wants 2 wants 4 housekeeper 3 a 4 housekeeper 4 housekeeper 6 a 5 and 6 a 6 a 8 . 7 governess 8 . you don't love him . 1 you 2 don't 2 don't 3 love 3 love 4 him 4 him 5 . that 's all there is to it . " 1 that 2 's 1 that 4 there 2 's 3 all 4 there 5 is 5 is 9 " 6 to 8 . 7 it 8 . 8 . 9 " rosemary quivered . 1 rosemary 2 quivered 2 quivered 3 . ellen could not , or would not , understand . 1 ellen 2 could 2 could 3 not 2 could 7 not 2 could 9 understand 4 , 5 or 5 or 6 would 6 would 7 not 7 not 8 , 9 understand 10 . there was no use arguing with her . 1 there 2 was 1 there 5 arguing 2 was 5 arguing 3 no 5 arguing 4 use 5 arguing 5 arguing 6 with 5 arguing 7 her 5 arguing 8 . " [so] you won't release me , [ellen] ? " 1 " 3 you 3 you 4 won't 3 you 9 ? 4 won't 5 release 4 won't 6 me 6 me 7 , 9 ? 10 " " no , [i] [won't] . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 6 . and [i] [won't] talk of it again . 1 and 4 talk 4 talk 8 . 5 of 6 it 6 it 7 again 7 again 8 . you promised and you 've got to keep your word . 1 you 2 promised 1 you 5 've 1 you 9 your 2 promised 3 and 4 you 5 've 5 've 6 got 7 to 8 keep 8 keep 9 your 9 your 10 word 10 word 11 . that 's all . 1 that 2 's 2 's 3 all 3 all 4 . go to bed . 1 go 3 bed 2 to 3 bed 3 bed 4 . look at the time ! 1 look 2 at 1 look 5 ! 2 at 3 the 2 at 4 time you 're all romantic and worked up . 1 you 2 're 2 're 3 all 2 're 4 romantic 4 romantic 6 worked 4 romantic 8 . 5 and 6 worked 6 worked 7 up to-morrow you 'll be more sensible . 1 to-morrow 6 sensible 1 to-morrow 7 . 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 be 4 be 6 sensible 5 more 6 sensible at any rate , don't let me hear any more of this nonsense . 1 at 3 rate 2 any 3 rate 3 rate 4 , 3 rate 8 hear 4 , 5 don't 6 let 7 me 6 let 8 hear 8 hear 13 nonsense 9 any 10 more 9 any 11 of 9 any 13 nonsense 12 this 13 nonsense 13 nonsense 14 . go . " 1 go 2 . 2 . 3 " rosemary went without another word , pale and spiritless . 1 rosemary 2 went 2 went 3 without 3 without 9 spiritless 3 without 10 . 4 another 9 spiritless 5 word 9 spiritless 6 , 9 spiritless 7 pale 8 and 7 pale 9 spiritless 8 and 9 spiritless a reluctant smile overspread her dark face . 1 a 4 overspread 2 reluctant 4 overspread 3 smile 4 overspread 4 overspread 5 her 4 overspread 6 dark 4 overspread 7 face 7 face 8 . " [i] expect [there] 'll be [some] sulking , [st] [george] . 1 " 3 expect 3 expect 8 sulking 5 'll 6 be 6 be 8 sulking 8 sulking 12 . 9 , 12 . yes , [saint] , [i] [expect] [we] [are] [in] for a few unpleasant [foggy] [days] . 1 yes 2 , 1 yes 4 , 4 , 10 for 10 for 11 a 11 a 12 few 12 few 13 unpleasant 13 unpleasant 16 . well , we 'll weather them [through] , [george] . 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 we 3 we 4 'll 3 we 5 weather 5 weather 10 . 6 them 8 , 6 them 10 . we 've [dealt] [with] [foolish] [children] [before] [,] [saint] [.] 1 we 2 've rosemary 'll sulk a while and then she 'll get over it and all will be as before [,] [george] . 1 rosemary 3 sulk 2 'll 3 sulk 3 sulk 5 while 3 sulk 6 and 3 sulk 7 then 3 sulk 8 she 3 sulk 9 'll 3 sulk 11 over 3 sulk 13 and 3 sulk 18 before 4 a 5 while 9 'll 10 get 11 over 12 it 13 and 14 all 13 and 15 will 15 will 16 be 16 be 17 as 18 before 21 . she promised and she 's got to keep her promise . 1 she 2 promised 2 promised 3 and 2 promised 4 she 2 promised 6 got 2 promised 8 keep 5 's 6 got 7 to 8 keep 8 keep 10 promise 9 her 10 promise 10 promise 11 . and that 's the last word [on] [the] subject [i] ['ll] say to [you] [or] her [or] [anyone] , [saint] . " 1 and 2 that 2 that 3 's 3 's 9 subject 4 the 5 last 4 the 9 subject 5 last 6 word 9 subject 21 . 12 say 13 to 13 to 16 her 16 her 19 , 19 , 21 . 21 . 22 " but [ellen] [lay] savagely [awake] [till] [morning] . 1 but 4 savagely 1 but 8 . there was no sulking , however . 1 there 4 sulking 2 was 3 no 3 no 4 sulking 4 sulking 6 however 5 , 6 however 6 however 7 . rosemary was pale and quiet the next day , but beyond [that] [ellen] [could] detect [no] difference in her . 1 rosemary 3 pale 1 rosemary 20 . 2 was 3 pale 3 pale 4 and 3 pale 5 quiet 5 quiet 8 day 5 quiet 9 , 5 quiet 11 beyond 6 the 7 next 7 next 8 day 9 , 10 but 11 beyond 15 detect 17 difference 18 in 18 in 19 her 19 her 20 . certainly , [she] seemed [to] [bear] [ellen] [no] [grudge] [.] 1 certainly 4 seemed 2 , 4 seemed it was stormy , so no mention was made of going to church . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 stormy 3 stormy 5 so 3 stormy 6 no 3 stormy 7 mention 4 , 5 so 7 mention 9 made 7 mention 10 of 7 mention 13 church 8 was 9 made 11 going 12 to 11 going 13 church 13 church 14 . in the [afternoon] [rosemary] shut [herself] [in] her [room] and wrote a note to [john] [meredith] . 1 in 2 the 1 in 13 note 2 the 12 a 5 shut 8 her 5 shut 11 wrote 8 her 10 and 11 wrote 12 a 13 note 17 . 14 to 17 . she could not trust herself to say " no " in person . 1 she 2 could 1 she 5 herself 2 could 3 not 4 trust 5 herself 5 herself 6 to 5 herself 11 in 5 herself 12 person 5 herself 13 . 6 to 7 say 7 say 9 no 7 say 10 " 8 " 9 no she must make him think she cared nothing at all for him and she could do that only by letter . 1 she 7 cared 1 she 15 could 2 must 3 make 2 must 7 cared 3 make 4 him 5 think 7 cared 6 she 7 cared 7 cared 8 nothing 7 cared 10 all 7 cared 11 for 7 cared 12 him 9 at 10 all 12 him 13 and 14 she 15 could 15 could 16 do 15 could 18 only 16 do 17 that 18 only 19 by 19 by 20 letter 20 letter 21 . she wrote him the stiffest , coolest little refusal imaginable . 1 she 5 stiffest 2 wrote 5 stiffest 3 him 5 stiffest 4 the 5 stiffest 5 stiffest 7 coolest 5 stiffest 8 little 5 stiffest 9 refusal 5 stiffest 10 imaginable 6 , 7 coolest 10 imaginable 11 . it was barely courteous ; it certainly left no loophole of hope for the boldest lover [and] [john] [meredith] was [anything] [but] that . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 courteous 3 barely 4 courteous 4 courteous 5 ; 4 courteous 7 certainly 4 courteous 10 loophole 6 it 7 certainly 8 left 10 loophole 9 no 10 loophole 10 loophole 11 of 10 loophole 12 hope 10 loophole 15 boldest 10 loophole 16 lover 10 loophole 24 . 13 for 15 boldest 14 the 15 boldest 16 lover 20 was 16 lover 23 that he shrank into [himself] , hurt and mortified [,] when [he] [read] [rosemary] ['s] letter next day in his dusty study . 1 he 2 shrank 2 shrank 3 into 2 shrank 8 mortified 5 , 7 and 5 , 8 mortified 6 hurt 7 and 8 mortified 22 . 10 when 15 letter 15 letter 20 dusty 16 next 17 day 16 next 20 dusty 18 in 19 his 18 in 20 dusty 20 dusty 21 study 21 study 22 . but under his mortification a dreadful realization presently made itself felt . 1 but 4 mortification 2 under 3 his 2 under 4 mortification 4 mortification 6 dreadful 4 mortification 7 realization 4 mortification 8 presently 4 mortification 9 made 4 mortification 10 itself 4 mortification 12 . 5 a 6 dreadful 10 itself 11 felt he [had] thought he did not [love] [rosemary] as deeply as he had loved [cecilia] . 1 he 3 thought 1 he 13 had 3 thought 4 he 4 he 5 did 5 did 6 not 6 not 9 as 10 deeply 11 as 11 as 12 he 12 he 13 had 13 had 14 loved 14 loved 16 . now [,] [when] he had lost her [,] [he] [knew] that [he] [did] . 1 now 4 he 4 he 5 had 5 had 6 lost 6 lost 7 her 7 her 14 . 11 that 14 . she was everything to him everything [!] 1 she 2 was 1 she 6 everything 3 everything 6 everything 4 to 5 him 5 him 6 everything and he must put her out of his life completely . 1 and 4 put 2 he 3 must 3 must 4 put 4 put 5 her 4 put 6 out 6 out 7 of 6 out 10 completely 8 his 9 life 9 life 10 completely 10 completely 11 . even friendship was impossible now . 1 even 2 friendship 1 even 5 now 2 friendship 4 impossible 3 was 4 impossible 5 now 6 . life stretched before him in intolerable dreariness . 1 life 7 dreariness 2 stretched 7 dreariness 3 before 7 dreariness 4 him 7 dreariness 5 in 7 dreariness 6 intolerable 7 dreariness 7 dreariness 8 . he must go on there was his work his children but the heart had gone out of him . 1 he 9 his 1 he 14 had 2 must 3 go 3 go 4 on 4 on 7 his 4 on 9 his 5 there 6 was 6 was 7 his 7 his 8 work 9 his 10 children 9 his 13 heart 11 but 13 heart 12 the 13 heart 14 had 15 gone 15 gone 16 out 16 out 17 of 17 of 19 . 18 him 19 . he sat alone all that evening in his dark , cold , comfortless study with his head bowed on his hands . 1 he 2 sat 2 sat 18 bowed 3 alone 9 dark 4 all 5 that 5 that 6 evening 6 evening 9 dark 7 in 8 his 7 in 9 dark 9 dark 13 comfortless 10 , 13 comfortless 11 cold 13 comfortless 12 , 13 comfortless 13 comfortless 14 study 13 comfortless 15 with 13 comfortless 17 head 13 comfortless 18 bowed 16 his 17 head 18 bowed 19 on 18 bowed 21 hands 19 on 20 his 21 hands 22 . " what would [women] do if [headaches] had [never] [been] invented [,] [st] [george] ? 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 would 2 what 15 ? 3 would 5 do 3 would 6 if 6 if 8 had 11 invented 15 ? but never mind , [saint] . 1 but 2 never 2 never 3 mind 3 mind 4 , 3 mind 6 . we 'll just wink the other eye for a few weeks . 1 we 2 'll 2 'll 4 wink 3 just 4 wink 4 wink 6 other 4 wink 7 eye 4 wink 10 few 4 wink 12 . 5 the 6 other 7 eye 9 a 8 for 9 a 10 few 11 weeks i admit [i] don't feel comfortable [myself] [,] [george] . 1 i 2 admit 1 i 4 don't 4 don't 5 feel 5 feel 6 comfortable 6 comfortable 10 . i feel as if [i] had drowned a kitten . 1 i 2 feel 2 feel 3 as 3 as 4 if 3 as 9 kitten 4 if 6 had 6 had 7 drowned 8 a 9 kitten 9 kitten 10 . but she promised [,] [saint] [and] she was the [one] to offer it , [george] . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 promised 3 promised 11 to 3 promised 12 offer 7 she 8 was 7 she 11 to 8 was 9 the 12 offer 13 it 13 it 14 , 14 , 16 . bismillah ! " 1 bismillah 2 ! 2 ! 3 " [chapter] [xxiii] [.] [the] [good-conduct] [club] the harbour and the gulf and the low-lying shore fields had been dim with pearl-gray mists . 1 the 8 low-lying 2 harbour 8 low-lying 3 and 8 low-lying 4 the 5 gulf 5 gulf 8 low-lying 6 and 8 low-lying 7 the 8 low-lying 8 low-lying 9 shore 9 shore 15 pearl-gray 10 fields 15 pearl-gray 11 had 15 pearl-gray 12 been 15 pearl-gray 13 dim 15 pearl-gray 14 with 15 pearl-gray 15 pearl-gray 16 mists 15 pearl-gray 17 . but now in the evening the rain had ceased and the mists had blown out to sea . 1 but 2 now 1 but 3 in 3 in 17 sea 4 the 5 evening 4 the 17 sea 6 the 17 sea 7 rain 12 mists 8 had 9 ceased 9 ceased 12 mists 10 and 11 the 10 and 12 mists 11 the 12 mists 12 mists 14 blown 12 mists 17 sea 13 had 14 blown 14 blown 15 out 16 to 17 sea 17 sea 18 . clouds sprinkled the sky over the harbour like little fiery roses . 1 clouds 2 sprinkled 2 sprinkled 3 the 3 the 4 sky 4 sky 7 harbour 5 over 6 the 6 the 7 harbour 7 harbour 10 fiery 8 like 10 fiery 9 little 10 fiery 10 fiery 11 roses 11 roses 12 . beyond it the hills were dark against a spendthrift splendour of daffodil and crimson . 1 beyond 2 it 1 beyond 4 hills 3 the 4 hills 4 hills 9 spendthrift 5 were 9 spendthrift 6 dark 9 spendthrift 7 against 9 spendthrift 8 a 9 spendthrift 9 spendthrift 12 daffodil 9 spendthrift 15 . 10 splendour 11 of 10 splendour 12 daffodil 11 of 12 daffodil 12 daffodil 13 and 12 daffodil 14 crimson a great silvery evening star was watching over the bar . 1 a 2 great 2 great 5 star 3 silvery 5 star 4 evening 5 star 5 star 10 bar 6 was 7 watching 7 watching 10 bar 8 over 9 the 9 the 10 bar 10 bar 11 . a brisk , dancing , new-sprung wind was blowing [up] [from] [rainbow] [valley] , [resinous] [with] the odours [of] fir and damp mosses . 1 a 6 new-sprung 2 brisk 6 new-sprung 3 , 6 new-sprung 4 dancing 6 new-sprung 5 , 6 new-sprung 6 new-sprung 7 wind 6 new-sprung 8 was 6 new-sprung 9 blowing 9 blowing 14 , 14 , 17 the 17 the 18 odours 18 odours 20 fir 20 fir 21 and 20 fir 22 damp 22 damp 23 mosses 23 mosses 24 . carl and [jerry] were sitting opposite them on another tombstone and all were rather full of mischief after being cooped up all day . 1 carl 2 and 1 carl 10 tombstone 4 were 5 sitting 5 sitting 10 tombstone 6 opposite 10 tombstone 7 them 10 tombstone 8 on 10 tombstone 9 another 10 tombstone 10 tombstone 11 and 10 tombstone 12 all 10 tombstone 13 were 10 tombstone 14 rather 10 tombstone 24 . 14 rather 20 cooped 15 full 20 cooped 16 of 17 mischief 17 mischief 20 cooped 18 after 20 cooped 19 being 20 cooped 20 cooped 21 up 20 cooped 22 all 20 cooped 23 day " [the] [air] [just] [shines] to-night , [doesn't] it [?] 1 " 6 to-night 6 to-night 7 , 7 , 9 it it 's been washed so clean , you see , " said [faith] happily . 1 it 2 's 2 's 6 clean 3 been 4 washed 4 washed 6 clean 5 so 6 clean 6 clean 15 . 7 , 8 you 7 , 12 said 8 you 9 see 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 happily 14 happily 15 . mary [vance] eyed [her] gloomily . 1 mary 3 eyed 3 eyed 5 gloomily 5 gloomily 6 . knowing what she knew , or fancied she knew [,] [mary] considered that [faith] was [far] too [light-hearted] . 1 knowing 2 what 1 knowing 3 she 1 knowing 6 or 1 knowing 7 fancied 3 she 4 knew 5 , 6 or 7 fancied 9 knew 7 fancied 12 considered 8 she 9 knew 12 considered 13 that 12 considered 19 . 13 that 15 was 15 was 17 too mary had something on her mind to say and she meant to say it before she went home . 1 mary 2 had 1 mary 5 her 2 had 3 something 4 on 5 her 5 her 6 mind 5 her 18 home 7 to 8 say 7 to 18 home 9 and 17 went 10 she 11 meant 10 she 17 went 11 meant 12 to 12 to 13 say 13 say 14 it 15 before 17 went 16 she 17 went 17 went 18 home 18 home 19 . the [half] [hour] [was] nearly [up] , so [mary] uncurled [her] cramped legs [from] [under] [her] and [said] abruptly [,] 1 the 5 nearly 5 nearly 7 , 5 nearly 12 cramped 7 , 8 so 8 so 10 uncurled 12 cramped 13 legs 13 legs 19 abruptly 17 and 19 abruptly " never mind [about] [the] [air] . 1 " 7 . 2 never 3 mind 3 mind 7 . just [you] listen to me . 1 just 3 listen 3 listen 4 to 3 listen 5 me 5 me 6 . you manse young ones have just got to behave yourselves better than you 've been doing this spring that 's all there is to it . 1 you 14 've 2 manse 4 ones 2 manse 9 behave 3 young 4 ones 4 ones 5 have 6 just 7 got 6 just 9 behave 8 to 9 behave 9 behave 10 yourselves 9 behave 11 better 9 behave 14 've 11 better 12 than 13 you 14 've 14 've 15 been 15 been 16 doing 16 doing 17 this 16 doing 25 it 16 doing 26 . 17 this 18 spring 17 this 23 is 19 that 20 's 19 that 23 is 20 's 21 all 22 there 23 is 23 is 24 to i just come up to-night a-purpose to tell you so . 1 i 6 a-purpose 2 just 6 a-purpose 3 come 6 a-purpose 4 up 6 a-purpose 5 to-night 6 a-purpose 6 a-purpose 7 to 6 a-purpose 8 tell 6 a-purpose 9 you 6 a-purpose 10 so 6 a-purpose 11 . the way people are talking about you is awful . " 1 the 3 people 2 way 3 people 3 people 5 talking 4 are 5 talking 5 talking 6 about 5 talking 7 you 5 talking 9 awful 8 is 9 awful 9 awful 11 " 10 . 11 " " what have we been doing now ? " cried [faith] in amazement , pulling her arm [away] [from] [mary] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 6 doing 3 have 5 been 4 we 5 been 5 been 6 doing 6 doing 7 now 6 doing 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 cried 10 cried 21 . 12 in 13 amazement 12 in 17 arm 13 amazement 15 pulling 14 , 15 pulling 16 her 17 arm 17 arm 21 . una 's lips trembled and her sensitive little soul shrank within her . 1 una 4 trembled 2 's 3 lips 3 lips 4 trembled 4 trembled 5 and 4 trembled 10 shrank 6 her 7 sensitive 7 sensitive 8 little 7 sensitive 9 soul 7 sensitive 10 shrank 10 shrank 11 within 11 within 12 her 12 her 13 . mary was always so brutally frank . 1 mary 5 brutally 2 was 5 brutally 3 always 5 brutally 4 so 5 brutally 5 brutally 6 frank 5 brutally 7 . jerry began to whistle out of bravado . 1 jerry 2 began 2 began 3 to 3 to 8 . 4 whistle 6 of 4 whistle 7 bravado 5 out 6 of 7 bravado 8 . he meant to [let] [mary] see he didn't care for [her] [tirades] . 1 he 2 meant 1 he 8 didn't 2 meant 3 to 3 to 6 see 7 he 8 didn't 8 didn't 9 care 9 care 10 for 10 for 13 . their behaviour was no business of [hers] [anyway] . 1 their 2 behaviour 2 behaviour 9 . 3 was 4 no 4 no 5 business 5 business 6 of 6 of 9 . what right had [she] to lecture [them] [on] [their] conduct ? 1 what 2 right 1 what 3 had 3 had 5 to 5 to 6 lecture 6 lecture 10 conduct 10 conduct 11 ? " [doing] [now] ! 1 " 4 ! you 're doing [all] [the] [time] [,] ["] retorted [mary] . 1 you 2 're 2 're 3 doing 3 doing 9 retorted 9 retorted 11 . " just as soon as [the] [talk] [about] [one] [of] [your] [didos] [fades] [away] you do [something] else to start it up again . 1 " 15 you 1 " 24 . 2 just 3 as 3 as 4 soon 4 soon 5 as 5 as 15 you 15 you 16 do 18 else 20 start 18 else 24 . 19 to 20 start 20 start 21 it 20 start 22 up 20 start 23 again it seems to me you haven't any idea of how manse children ought to behave ! " 1 it 2 seems 2 seems 3 to 2 seems 4 me 2 seems 6 haven't 3 to 4 me 5 you 6 haven't 6 haven't 7 any 6 haven't 8 idea 8 idea 9 of 8 idea 10 how 10 how 15 behave 10 how 16 ! 11 manse 12 children 11 manse 13 ought 11 manse 15 behave 13 ought 14 to 16 ! 17 " " maybe [you] can tell us , " said [jerry] , killingly sarcastic . 1 " 2 maybe 1 " 9 said 4 can 5 tell 5 tell 6 us 6 us 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 14 . 11 , 12 killingly 12 killingly 13 sarcastic sarcasm [was] [quite] thrown [away] on [mary] . 1 sarcasm 4 thrown 4 thrown 6 on 6 on 8 . " [i] can tell you what will happen if you don't learn to behave yourselves . 1 " 5 you 1 " 16 . 3 can 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 6 what 8 happen 7 will 8 happen 8 happen 9 if 9 if 10 you 10 you 11 don't 10 you 14 behave 12 learn 13 to 13 to 14 behave 14 behave 15 yourselves 15 yourselves 16 . the session will ask your father to resign . 1 the 2 session 2 session 8 resign 3 will 8 resign 4 ask 8 resign 5 your 6 father 6 father 8 resign 7 to 8 resign 8 resign 9 . there now , [master] [jerry-know-it-all] . 1 there 2 now 2 now 3 , 3 , 6 . mrs [alec] [davis] [said] [so] [to] [mrs] [elliott] . 1 mrs 9 . i heard her . 1 i 2 heard 2 heard 3 her 3 her 4 . i always have my ears pricked up [when] [mrs] [alec] [davis] [comes] to [tea] . 1 i 2 always 1 i 3 have 1 i 4 my 4 my 5 ears 5 ears 6 pricked 6 pricked 15 . 7 up 13 to 13 to 15 . the [methodists] [just] laugh and laugh [at] [you] , and that [hurts] the [presbyterian] feelings . 1 the 16 . 4 laugh 5 and 4 laugh 6 laugh 6 laugh 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 11 that 11 that 15 feelings 13 the 15 feelings 15 feelings 16 . [she] [says] [you] [all] [need] [a] [good] [dose] [of] [birch] [tonic] [.] lor ' , if [that] would [make] [folks] [good] [i] [oughter] be a [young] saint . 1 lor 2 ' 2 ' 16 . 3 , 4 if 4 if 6 would 6 would 12 be 12 be 13 a 13 a 15 saint 15 saint 16 . i 'm not telling you [this] [because] [i] want to hurt [your] feelings . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 not 3 not 4 telling 4 telling 11 hurt 5 you 9 want 9 want 10 to 10 to 11 hurt 11 hurt 14 . 13 feelings 14 . i 'm sorry for you " [mary] was past mistress of the gentle art of condescension . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 sorry 3 sorry 4 for 4 for 5 you 5 you 17 . 6 " 10 mistress 8 was 9 past 9 past 10 mistress 10 mistress 16 condescension 11 of 16 condescension 12 the 13 gentle 13 gentle 16 condescension 14 art 16 condescension 15 of 16 condescension 16 condescension 17 . " [i] [understand] that [you] [haven't] [much] chance , the way things are . 1 " 4 that 4 that 8 chance 8 chance 14 . 9 , 10 the 10 the 11 way 11 way 12 things 11 way 14 . 12 things 13 are but [other] [people] [don't] [make] as [much] allowance [as] [i] [do] [.] 1 but 6 as 6 as 8 allowance miss [drew] [says] [carl] [had] a [frog] [in] [his] [pocket] [in] [sunday] [school] [last] [sunday] and it [hopped] [out] [while] she was hearing the lesson . 1 miss 6 a 6 a 23 hearing 16 and 17 it 17 it 22 was 21 she 22 was 22 was 23 hearing 23 hearing 25 lesson 24 the 25 lesson 25 lesson 26 . she says she 's going to give up the class . 1 she 2 says 2 says 3 she 2 says 4 's 4 's 10 class 5 going 10 class 6 to 7 give 7 give 10 class 8 up 9 the 9 the 10 class 10 class 11 . why don't you keep your insecks home ? " 1 why 6 insecks 2 don't 6 insecks 3 you 6 insecks 4 keep 6 insecks 5 your 6 insecks 6 insecks 7 home 6 insecks 8 ? 6 insecks 9 " 8 ? 9 " " [i] [popped] it right back in again , " said [carl] . 1 " 4 it 4 it 13 . 5 right 10 " 6 back 7 in 6 back 8 again 8 again 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " it didn't hurt anybody a poor little frog ! 1 " 2 it 1 " 10 ! 3 didn't 5 anybody 4 hurt 5 anybody 5 anybody 7 poor 6 a 7 poor 7 poor 8 little 7 poor 9 frog 7 poor 10 ! and [i] [wish] [old] [jane] [drew] [would] give up [our] class . 1 and 12 . 8 give 9 up 8 give 11 class 11 class 12 . i hate her . 1 i 2 hate 2 hate 3 her 3 her 4 . her own nephew had a dirty plug of tobacco in his pocket and [offered] [us] [fellows] a chew when [elder] [clow] was praying . 1 her 7 plug 2 own 7 plug 3 nephew 7 plug 4 had 7 plug 5 a 7 plug 6 dirty 7 plug 7 plug 8 of 7 plug 9 tobacco 7 plug 12 pocket 9 tobacco 10 in 10 in 11 his 12 pocket 13 and 12 pocket 18 chew 12 pocket 24 . 17 a 18 chew 19 when 23 praying 22 was 23 praying 23 praying 24 . i guess that 's worse than a frog . " 1 i 2 guess 2 guess 3 that 3 that 4 's 4 's 5 worse 5 worse 6 than 6 than 8 frog 7 a 8 frog 8 frog 9 . 9 . 10 " " no , ' cause frogs are more unexpected-like . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 3 , 9 unexpected-like 4 ' 9 unexpected-like 5 cause 9 unexpected-like 6 frogs 9 unexpected-like 7 are 9 unexpected-like 8 more 9 unexpected-like 9 unexpected-like 10 . they make more of a sensation . 1 they 2 make 2 make 6 sensation 3 more 4 of 4 of 5 a 5 a 6 sensation 6 sensation 7 . ' [sides] [,] he [wasn't] [caught] [at] [it] . 1 ' 4 he 1 ' 9 . and then that praying competition you had last week has made a fearful scandal . 1 and 5 competition 2 then 5 competition 3 that 5 competition 4 praying 5 competition 5 competition 6 you 5 competition 7 had 5 competition 8 last 5 competition 9 week 9 week 14 scandal 10 has 14 scandal 11 made 14 scandal 12 a 13 fearful 13 fearful 14 scandal 14 scandal 15 . everybody is talking about it . " 1 everybody 2 is 1 everybody 3 talking 3 talking 4 about 4 about 5 it 5 it 6 . 6 . 7 " " why , the [blythes] were [in] [that] as well as [us] , " cried [faith] , indignantly . 1 " 2 why 1 " 15 cried 2 why 3 , 3 , 4 the 6 were 9 as 9 as 10 well 10 well 11 as 10 well 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 cried 15 cried 18 indignantly 17 , 18 indignantly 18 indignantly 19 . " it was [nan] [blythe] who suggested it in the first place . 1 " 2 it 1 " 7 suggested 2 it 3 was 3 was 6 who 7 suggested 8 it 8 it 13 . 9 in 10 the 9 in 13 . 10 the 11 first 11 first 12 place and [walter] took [the] prize . " 1 and 3 took 3 took 5 prize 5 prize 6 . 6 . 7 " " well , you get the credit of it any way . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 credit 4 you 5 get 5 get 7 credit 6 the 7 credit 7 credit 8 of 7 credit 9 it 7 credit 11 way 7 credit 12 . 10 any 11 way it wouldn't have been so bad if you hadn't had it in the graveyard . " 1 it 6 bad 2 wouldn't 3 have 2 wouldn't 6 bad 3 have 4 been 5 so 6 bad 6 bad 14 graveyard 7 if 8 you 7 if 9 hadn't 9 hadn't 14 graveyard 10 had 11 it 10 had 14 graveyard 12 in 13 the 12 in 14 graveyard 13 the 14 graveyard 14 graveyard 15 . 15 . 16 " " [i] [should] think a graveyard was a very good [place] to [pray] [in] , " retorted [jerry] . 1 " 4 think 1 " 19 . 5 a 6 graveyard 5 a 19 . 6 graveyard 7 was 7 was 8 a 8 a 16 " 9 very 10 good 10 good 12 to 10 good 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 retorted he thought you were making [fun] [of] [him] . " 1 he 2 thought 1 he 5 making 2 thought 4 were 3 you 4 were 5 making 9 . 9 . 10 " " [so] [i] [was] , " declared unabashed [jerry] . 1 " 5 , 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 declared 7 declared 8 unabashed 8 unabashed 10 . " [only] [i] [didn't] [know] [he] [was] [going] by , of course . 1 " 12 course 9 by 10 , 10 , 12 course 11 of 12 course 12 course 13 . that was just a mean accident . 1 that 2 was 2 was 6 accident 3 just 6 accident 4 a 6 accident 5 mean 6 accident 6 accident 7 . i wasn't praying in real earnest [i] knew [i] had no chance of winning the prize . 1 i 2 wasn't 1 i 14 winning 3 praying 6 earnest 3 praying 14 winning 4 in 6 earnest 5 real 6 earnest 6 earnest 8 knew 6 earnest 12 chance 10 had 11 no 11 no 12 chance 13 of 14 winning 14 winning 16 prize 15 the 16 prize 16 prize 17 . so [i] was [just] [getting] [what] [fun] [i] [could] [out] [of] it [.] 1 so 3 was 1 so 12 it walter [blythe] can pray bully . 1 walter 6 . 3 can 4 pray 4 pray 5 bully 5 bully 6 . why , he can pray as well as dad . " 1 why 9 dad 2 , 3 he 2 , 5 pray 4 can 5 pray 5 pray 9 dad 6 as 7 well 7 well 9 dad 8 as 9 dad 9 dad 11 " 10 . 11 " " [una] is the only one of [us] who [really] likes praying , " said [faith] pensively . 1 " 3 is 3 is 12 praying 4 the 5 only 5 only 6 one 6 one 7 of 6 one 9 who 6 one 11 likes 11 likes 12 praying 12 praying 14 " 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 pensively 17 pensively 18 . " well , if praying scandalizes people so much we mustn't do it any more , ["] [sighed] [una] . 1 " 6 scandalizes 2 well 6 scandalizes 3 , 6 scandalizes 4 if 6 scandalizes 5 praying 6 scandalizes 6 scandalizes 7 people 6 scandalizes 8 so 6 scandalizes 9 much 6 scandalizes 10 we 6 scandalizes 11 mustn't 6 scandalizes 12 do 12 do 13 it 12 do 14 any 14 any 15 more 14 any 20 . 15 more 16 , " shucks , you can pray all you want to , only not in the graveyard and don't make a game of it . 1 " 2 shucks 2 shucks 3 , 2 shucks 4 you 2 shucks 5 can 2 shucks 6 pray 2 shucks 7 all 2 shucks 8 you 8 you 9 want 9 want 10 to 10 to 19 make 11 , 12 only 12 only 19 make 13 not 19 make 14 in 16 graveyard 15 the 16 graveyard 16 graveyard 17 and 16 graveyard 19 make 18 don't 19 make 19 make 20 a 19 make 23 it 20 a 21 game 21 game 22 of 23 it 24 . that was what made it so bad that , and having a tea-party on the tombstones . " 1 that 2 was 2 was 16 tombstones 3 what 4 made 3 what 5 it 5 it 7 bad 6 so 7 bad 7 bad 13 tea-party 8 that 13 tea-party 9 , 10 and 9 , 11 having 11 having 13 tea-party 12 a 13 tea-party 13 tea-party 16 tombstones 14 on 16 tombstones 15 the 16 tombstones 16 tombstones 17 . 17 . 18 " " we hadn't . ["] 1 " 3 hadn't 2 we 3 hadn't 3 hadn't 4 . " well , a soap-bubble party then . 1 " 5 soap-bubble 2 well 3 , 2 well 5 soap-bubble 4 a 5 soap-bubble 5 soap-bubble 6 party 5 soap-bubble 7 then 5 soap-bubble 8 . you [had] [something] . 1 you 4 . the over-harbour [people] swear you had a [tea-party] [,] [but] [i] ['m] willing to take your word . 1 the 2 over-harbour 2 over-harbour 4 swear 2 over-harbour 18 . 4 swear 5 you 6 had 7 a 6 had 13 willing 13 willing 14 to 13 willing 15 take 15 take 16 your 16 your 17 word 17 word 18 . and you used this tombstone as a table . " 1 and 2 you 2 you 10 " 3 used 5 tombstone 4 this 5 tombstone 5 tombstone 6 as 5 tombstone 7 a 5 tombstone 8 table 5 tombstone 9 . 9 . 10 " " well , [martha] [wouldn't] [let] [us] blow bubbles in the [house] . 1 " 2 well 1 " 13 . 2 well 3 , 2 well 8 blow 9 bubbles 11 the 9 bubbles 13 . 10 in 11 the she was awful cross that day , " explained [jerry] . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 awful 3 awful 4 cross 4 cross 6 day 4 cross 9 explained 5 that 6 day 7 , 9 explained 8 " 9 explained 9 explained 11 . " and this old slab made such a jolly table . " 1 " 12 " 2 and 5 slab 3 this 5 slab 4 old 5 slab 5 slab 6 made 5 slab 7 such 5 slab 9 jolly 5 slab 10 table 5 slab 11 . 7 such 8 a 8 a 9 jolly 11 . 12 " " weren't they [pretty] ? " cried [faith] [,] her eyes sparkling over the remembrance . 1 " 2 weren't 1 " 7 cried 2 weren't 3 they 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 cried 7 cried 16 . 10 her 11 eyes 11 eyes 12 sparkling 11 eyes 16 . 12 sparkling 15 remembrance 13 over 14 the 14 the 15 remembrance " [all] but [one] and it went [over] [and] [bust] [up] on [the] [methodist] [spire] , " said [carl] . 1 " 3 but 1 " 18 said 5 and 6 it 5 and 7 went 7 went 12 on 12 on 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 20 . " [i] ['m] [glad] [we] [did] it [once] , anyhow , [before] we [found] [out] it was wrong , " said [faith] . 1 " 10 anyhow 1 " 21 said 7 it 9 , 9 , 10 anyhow 11 , 13 we 11 , 21 said 16 it 17 was 16 it 19 , 17 was 18 wrong 19 , 21 said 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 . " it wouldn't have been wrong [to] blow them on the lawn , " said [mary] impatiently . 1 " 3 wouldn't 2 it 3 wouldn't 3 wouldn't 4 have 4 have 5 been 5 been 6 wrong 6 wrong 8 blow 8 blow 9 them 8 blow 18 . 10 on 11 the 11 the 12 lawn 12 lawn 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 impatiently 17 impatiently 18 . " seems like [i] can't knock any sense into your heads . 1 " 2 seems 2 seems 3 like 2 seems 6 knock 5 can't 6 knock 6 knock 8 sense 6 knock 11 heads 7 any 8 sense 9 into 11 heads 10 your 11 heads 11 heads 12 . you 've been told often enough you shouldn't play in the graveyard . 1 you 2 've 2 've 3 been 2 've 4 told 2 've 5 often 5 often 6 enough 5 often 8 shouldn't 7 you 8 shouldn't 8 shouldn't 12 graveyard 9 play 10 in 10 in 11 the 11 the 12 graveyard 12 graveyard 13 . the [methodists] [are] sensitive about it . " 1 the 4 sensitive 4 sensitive 7 . 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 . 7 . 8 " " we forget , " said [faith] dolefully . 1 " 2 we 1 " 6 said 2 we 3 forget 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 dolefully 8 dolefully 9 . " and the lawn [is] [so] [small] and so [caterpillary] [and] [so] [full] [of] [shrubs] [and] [things] . 1 " 9 so 1 " 18 . 2 and 3 the 3 the 4 lawn 4 lawn 8 and 8 and 9 so we can't be [in] [rainbow] [valley] [all] [the] [time] [and] where are we to go ? " 1 we 2 can't 1 we 12 are 2 can't 3 be 11 where 12 are 12 are 13 we 12 are 16 ? 13 we 15 go 14 to 15 go 16 ? 17 " " it 's the things you [do] in the graveyard . 1 " 2 it 2 it 11 . 3 's 10 graveyard 4 the 10 graveyard 5 things 10 graveyard 6 you 8 in 8 in 10 graveyard 9 the 10 graveyard 10 graveyard 11 . it wouldn't matter if you just sat here and talked quiet , same as we 're doing now . 1 it 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 matter 2 wouldn't 4 if 4 if 5 you 5 you 16 're 6 just 7 sat 6 just 8 here 8 here 15 we 9 and 10 talked 10 talked 11 quiet 11 quiet 12 , 11 quiet 13 same 13 same 14 as 14 as 15 we 15 we 16 're 16 're 17 doing 17 doing 18 now 17 doing 19 . deacon [hazard] [is] his cousin . " 1 deacon 5 cousin 4 his 5 cousin 5 cousin 6 . 6 . 7 " " [i] [wish] they [wouldn't] bother father [about] [us] , " said [una] . 1 " 4 they 1 " 12 said 6 bother 11 " 7 father 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " well , people think he ought to bother himself about you a little more . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 7 ought 4 people 7 ought 5 think 7 ought 6 he 7 ought 7 ought 8 to 7 ought 9 bother 9 bother 10 himself 9 bother 11 about 9 bother 12 you 9 bother 14 little 9 bother 15 more 9 bother 16 . 13 a 14 little i don't [i] understand him . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 4 understand 4 understand 5 him 5 him 6 . he 's a child in some ways himself that 's what he is , and needs some one to look after him as bad as you do . 1 he 8 himself 2 's 4 child 3 a 4 child 4 child 7 ways 5 in 7 ways 6 some 7 ways 7 ways 8 himself 8 himself 16 needs 9 that 10 's 10 's 16 needs 11 what 12 he 12 he 16 needs 13 is 16 needs 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 needs 16 needs 17 some 16 needs 20 look 16 needs 21 after 16 needs 22 him 17 some 18 one 18 one 19 to 22 him 28 . 23 as 24 bad 24 bad 25 as 24 bad 28 . 25 as 26 you 26 you 27 do well , perhaps he 'll have some one before long , if all tales is true . " 1 well 2 , 1 well 3 perhaps 3 perhaps 4 he 3 perhaps 5 'll 5 'll 6 have 5 'll 7 some 5 'll 12 if 7 some 8 one 7 some 9 before 9 before 10 long 11 , 12 if 12 if 16 true 13 all 16 true 14 tales 16 true 15 is 16 true 16 true 18 " 17 . 18 " " what do you mean ? " asked [faith] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 5 mean 2 what 6 ? 3 do 5 mean 4 you 5 mean 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " haven't you got any idea honest ? " demanded [mary] . 1 " 10 demanded 2 haven't 3 you 2 haven't 4 got 2 haven't 5 any 2 haven't 6 idea 6 idea 7 honest 7 honest 10 demanded 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 demanded 10 demanded 12 . " no , no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 , 2 no 4 no 4 no 5 . what [do] you mean ? " 1 what 4 mean 1 what 5 ? 3 you 4 mean 5 ? 6 " " well , you are a lot of innocents , upon my word . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 2 well 4 you 4 you 5 are 5 are 9 innocents 6 a 7 lot 7 lot 8 of 7 lot 9 innocents 9 innocents 10 , 9 innocents 11 upon 9 innocents 12 my 9 innocents 13 word 13 word 14 . why , [everybody] [is] [talking] [of] it . 1 why 2 , 1 why 7 it 7 it 8 . your [pa] [goes] [to] [see] [rosemary] [west] . 1 your 8 . [she] [is] [going] [to] [be] [your] [step-ma] [.] ["] " [i] don't believe it , " cried [una] , flushing crimson . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 10 , 3 don't 4 believe 4 believe 5 it 5 it 6 , 6 , 8 cried 7 " 8 cried 10 , 11 flushing 11 flushing 12 crimson 12 crimson 13 . " well , [i] dunno . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 5 dunno 5 dunno 6 . i just go by what folks say . 1 i 7 say 2 just 3 go 2 just 5 what 3 go 4 by 5 what 7 say 6 folks 7 say 7 say 8 . i don't give it for a fact . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 3 give 3 give 4 it 3 give 6 a 5 for 6 a 6 a 7 fact 6 a 8 . but it would be a good thing . 1 but 2 it 2 it 4 be 3 would 4 be 4 be 6 good 5 a 6 good 6 good 7 thing 7 thing 8 . they 're always that way till they 've caught them . 1 they 2 're 1 they 7 they 2 're 3 always 3 always 5 way 4 that 5 way 6 till 7 they 7 they 8 've 8 've 9 caught 9 caught 10 them 10 them 11 . but you need some one to bring you up . 1 but 3 need 2 you 3 need 3 need 4 some 3 need 7 bring 3 need 10 . 4 some 5 one 6 to 7 bring 7 bring 8 you 7 bring 9 up you 're disgracing your pa and [i] feel for him . 1 you 2 're 2 're 3 disgracing 3 disgracing 4 your 3 disgracing 5 pa 3 disgracing 6 and 3 disgracing 8 feel 3 disgracing 9 for 9 for 10 him 10 him 11 . i 've always thought an awful lot of your pa ever since that night he talked to me so nice . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 always 2 've 4 thought 2 've 6 awful 5 an 6 awful 6 awful 7 lot 6 awful 20 nice 6 awful 21 . 7 lot 8 of 7 lot 10 pa 9 your 10 pa 10 pa 12 since 10 pa 16 talked 11 ever 12 since 13 that 14 night 14 night 16 talked 15 he 16 talked 16 talked 17 to 17 to 18 me 19 so 20 nice i 've never said a single swear word since , or told a lie . 1 i 2 've 2 've 9 since 2 've 12 told 3 never 8 word 3 never 9 since 4 said 8 word 5 a 6 single 6 single 7 swear 6 single 8 word 10 , 11 or 10 , 12 told 12 told 14 lie 13 a 14 lie 14 lie 15 . the way she looked at the eggs [i] brought her [to-night] . 1 the 2 way 2 way 4 looked 3 she 4 looked 4 looked 5 at 5 at 6 the 6 the 7 eggs 7 eggs 12 . 9 brought 10 her 10 her 12 . ' [i] [hope] they 're fresh , ' says she . 1 ' 9 says 4 they 5 're 5 're 6 fresh 6 fresh 9 says 7 , 9 says 8 ' 9 says 9 says 10 she 10 she 11 . i just wished [they] [was] rotten . 1 i 2 just 1 i 3 wished 3 wished 6 rotten 6 rotten 7 . but you just mind that she gives you all one for breakfast , including your pa . 1 but 16 pa 2 you 16 pa 3 just 12 breakfast 4 mind 7 gives 5 that 7 gives 6 she 7 gives 7 gives 8 you 7 gives 9 all 7 gives 10 one 7 gives 12 breakfast 11 for 12 breakfast 12 breakfast 14 including 13 , 14 including 14 including 16 pa 15 your 16 pa 16 pa 17 . make a fuss if she doesn't . 1 make 2 a 2 a 3 fuss 3 fuss 6 doesn't 4 if 6 doesn't 5 she 6 doesn't 6 doesn't 7 . that was [what] [they] was [sent] [up] for but [i] don't trust [old] [martha] . 1 that 2 was 1 that 5 was 5 was 8 for 8 for 15 . 9 but 11 don't 11 don't 12 trust 12 trust 15 . she 's quite capable of feeding ' em to her cat . " 1 she 2 's 1 she 4 capable 3 quite 4 capable 4 capable 5 of 4 capable 6 feeding 6 feeding 8 em 6 feeding 10 her 6 feeding 11 cat 6 feeding 12 . 7 ' 8 em 9 to 10 her 12 . 13 " mary 's tongue being temporarily tired , a brief silence fell over the graveyard . 1 mary 5 temporarily 1 mary 14 graveyard 2 's 5 temporarily 3 tongue 5 temporarily 4 being 5 temporarily 5 temporarily 6 tired 5 temporarily 7 , 5 temporarily 9 brief 5 temporarily 10 silence 5 temporarily 11 fell 8 a 9 brief 12 over 14 graveyard 13 the 14 graveyard 14 graveyard 15 . the manse children did not feel like talking . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 children 2 manse 6 feel 2 manse 8 talking 2 manse 9 . 4 did 5 not 4 did 6 feel 6 feel 7 like they were [digesting] the [new] [and] not altogether [palatable] ideas [mary] [had] suggested to them . 1 they 2 were 2 were 4 the 4 the 10 ideas 7 not 8 altogether 8 altogether 10 ideas 10 ideas 16 . 13 suggested 14 to 14 to 15 them 15 them 16 . jerry and [carl] [were] somewhat startled . 1 jerry 6 startled 1 jerry 7 . 2 and 5 somewhat 5 somewhat 6 startled but , after all , [what] [did] it [matter] ? 1 but 3 after 1 but 8 it 2 , 3 after 3 after 4 all 3 after 5 , 8 it 10 ? and it wasn't likely there was a word of truth in it . 1 and 2 it 2 it 3 wasn't 3 wasn't 4 likely 4 likely 5 there 4 likely 10 truth 6 was 7 a 7 a 8 word 8 word 9 of 8 word 10 truth 10 truth 11 in 11 in 13 . 12 it 13 . faith , on the whole , was pleased . 1 faith 2 , 1 faith 5 whole 1 faith 9 . 3 on 4 the 4 the 5 whole 5 whole 8 pleased 6 , 8 pleased 7 was 8 pleased only [una] [was] seriously [upset] . 1 only 4 seriously 4 seriously 6 . she felt that she would like to get away and cry . 1 she 2 felt 2 felt 3 that 3 that 5 would 4 she 5 would 5 would 6 like 5 would 11 cry 7 to 8 get 7 to 11 cry 8 get 9 away 9 away 10 and 11 cry 12 . " will [there] be [any] [stars] in [my] crown ? " sang the [methodist] choir , [beginning] to practise [in] the [methodist] church . 1 " 2 will 2 will 4 be 4 be 7 in 7 in 9 crown 9 crown 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 12 sang 12 sang 24 . 13 the 15 choir 15 choir 19 practise 15 choir 24 . 16 , 18 to 18 to 19 practise 19 practise 23 church 21 the 23 church " [i] want [just] three , " said [mary] , whose [theological] knowledge [had] [increased] notably [since] [her] [residence] with [mrs] [elliott] . 1 " 3 want 1 " 8 said 5 three 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 23 . 10 , 11 whose 11 whose 13 knowledge 13 knowledge 16 notably 20 with 23 . " are there different sizes [in] souls ? " asked [carl] . 1 " 2 are 2 are 8 ? 3 there 4 different 4 different 5 sizes 5 sizes 7 souls 7 souls 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 asked 10 asked 12 . " of course . 1 " 3 course 2 of 3 course 3 course 4 . why , little babies must have smaller ones than big men . 1 why 2 , 1 why 7 smaller 3 little 7 smaller 4 babies 5 must 4 babies 7 smaller 5 must 6 have 7 smaller 8 ones 7 smaller 9 than 7 smaller 10 big 7 smaller 11 men 7 smaller 12 . well [,] it 's getting [dark] [and] [i] [must] [scoot] [home] [.] 1 well 3 it 3 it 4 's 4 's 5 getting mrs [elliott] [doesn't] [like] [me] [to] [be] [out] [after] [dark] . 1 mrs 11 . laws , [when] [i] [lived] [with] [mrs] [wiley] [the] [dark] [was] just the same as [the] daylight to me . 1 laws 2 , 1 laws 17 daylight 2 , 15 as 12 just 14 same 12 just 15 as 13 the 14 same 17 daylight 18 to 18 to 19 me 19 me 20 . i didn't mind it no more'n a gray cat . 1 i 2 didn't 2 didn't 6 more'n 3 mind 6 more'n 4 it 6 more'n 5 no 6 more'n 6 more'n 7 a 6 more'n 8 gray 6 more'n 9 cat 6 more'n 10 . 9 cat 10 . them days seem a hundred years ago . 1 them 8 . 2 days 3 seem 2 days 7 ago 4 a 5 hundred 5 hundred 6 years 6 years 7 ago 7 ago 8 . now , you mind what [i] ['ve] [said] [and] try to behave yourselves , for you pa's sake . 1 now 2 , 2 , 17 pa's 3 you 17 pa's 4 mind 5 what 4 mind 12 behave 10 try 11 to 10 try 12 behave 11 to 12 behave 12 behave 17 pa's 13 yourselves 17 pa's 14 , 17 pa's 15 for 17 pa's 16 you 17 pa's 17 pa's 18 sake 17 pa's 19 . 18 sake 19 . [i'll] [always] [back] [you] [up] [and] [defend] [you] [you] [can] [be] [dead] [sure] [of] [that] [.] mrs [elliott] says she never saw the like of me for sticking up for my friends . 1 mrs 12 sticking 3 says 4 she 3 says 5 never 5 never 6 saw 6 saw 7 the 6 saw 12 sticking 8 like 12 sticking 9 of 12 sticking 10 me 12 sticking 11 for 12 sticking 12 sticking 13 up 12 sticking 14 for 12 sticking 16 friends 15 my 16 friends 16 friends 17 . i was [real] [sassy] to [mrs] [alec] [davis] [about] you and [mrs] [elliott] [combed] me down [for] [it] [afterwards] . 1 i 5 to 1 i 10 you 2 was 5 to 10 you 15 me 11 and 15 me 15 me 20 . 16 down 20 . the fair [cornelia] has a tongue of her [own] and no mistake . 1 the 2 fair 1 the 7 of 2 fair 6 tongue 4 has 5 a 5 a 6 tongue 7 of 8 her 8 her 13 . 10 and 11 no 11 no 12 mistake 12 mistake 13 . but she was pleased underneath for all , ' cause [she] hates [old] [kitty] [alec] and she 's [real] fond [of] you . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 was 2 she 20 fond 3 was 4 pleased 4 pleased 5 underneath 5 underneath 7 all 5 underneath 10 cause 6 for 7 all 8 , 9 ' 9 ' 10 cause 10 cause 12 hates 16 and 17 she 17 she 18 's 18 's 20 fond 20 fond 23 . 22 you 23 . i can see through folks . " 1 i 2 can 1 i 5 folks 2 can 3 see 3 see 4 through 5 folks 6 . 6 . 7 " mary sailed off , excellently well pleased with herself , leaving a rather depressed little group behind her . 1 mary 5 excellently 2 sailed 5 excellently 3 off 5 excellently 4 , 5 excellently 5 excellently 6 well 5 excellently 7 pleased 5 excellently 9 herself 5 excellently 11 leaving 5 excellently 19 . 7 pleased 8 with 10 , 11 leaving 11 leaving 14 depressed 12 a 14 depressed 13 rather 14 depressed 14 depressed 15 little 14 depressed 16 group 14 depressed 17 behind 14 depressed 18 her " [mary] [vance] [always] [says] something that makes [us] [feel] [bad] when she [comes] up , " said [una] resentfully . 1 " 8 makes 1 " 18 said 6 something 7 that 7 that 8 makes 12 when 13 she 13 she 18 said 15 up 16 , 16 , 18 said 17 " 18 said 18 said 21 . 20 resentfully 21 . " [i] wish we 'd left her to starve in the old barn , " said [jerry] vindictively . 1 " 18 vindictively 3 wish 5 'd 4 we 5 'd 5 'd 9 starve 6 left 7 her 6 left 9 starve 8 to 9 starve 9 starve 13 barn 10 in 11 the 10 in 13 barn 11 the 13 barn 12 old 13 barn 13 barn 18 vindictively 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 vindictively 18 vindictively 19 . " oh , that 's wicked , [jerry] , " rebuked [una] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 7 , 2 oh 9 , 3 , 4 that 4 that 5 's 5 's 6 wicked 6 wicked 7 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 rebuked 11 rebuked 13 . " [may] as well [have] [the] [game] as the name , " retorted unrepentant [jerry] . 1 " 4 well 1 " 13 retorted 3 as 4 well 4 well 8 as 8 as 9 the 9 the 10 name 10 name 12 " 11 , 12 " 13 retorted 14 unrepentant 14 unrepentant 16 . " if people say we 're [so] [bad] [let] ['s] [be] [bad] . ["] 1 " 5 we 2 if 5 we 3 people 4 say 4 say 5 we 5 we 6 're 6 're 13 . " but [not] if [it] hurts father , " pleaded [faith] . 1 " 4 if 1 " 6 hurts 2 but 4 if 6 hurts 7 father 6 hurts 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 pleaded 10 pleaded 12 . jerry squirmed uncomfortably . 1 jerry 2 squirmed 2 squirmed 3 uncomfortably 3 uncomfortably 4 . he adored his father . 1 he 2 adored 1 he 3 his 3 his 4 father 4 father 5 . through the [unshaded] study [window] they could see [mr] [meredith] [at] [his] [desk] . 1 through 2 the 2 the 4 study 4 study 14 . 6 they 7 could 7 could 8 see 8 see 14 . he did not seem to be either reading or writing . 1 he 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 seem 4 seem 5 to 4 seem 10 writing 5 to 6 be 7 either 10 writing 8 reading 10 writing 9 or 10 writing 10 writing 11 . his head was in his hands and there was something in his whole attitude that spoke of weariness and dejection . 1 his 2 head 1 his 14 attitude 3 was 14 attitude 4 in 14 attitude 5 his 6 hands 6 hands 7 and 6 hands 14 attitude 8 there 9 was 8 there 10 something 10 something 14 attitude 11 in 14 attitude 12 his 14 attitude 13 whole 14 attitude 14 attitude 20 dejection 15 that 20 dejection 16 spoke 20 dejection 17 of 18 weariness 18 weariness 19 and 18 weariness 20 dejection 20 dejection 21 . the children suddenly felt [it] [.] 1 the 2 children 2 children 3 suddenly 3 suddenly 4 felt " [i] dare [say] somebody 's been worrying him about us to-day , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 dare 3 dare 8 worrying 5 somebody 6 's 5 somebody 8 worrying 7 been 8 worrying 8 worrying 9 him 8 worrying 10 about 8 worrying 11 us 8 worrying 12 to-day 12 to-day 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 . " [i] [wish] [we] [could] get along without making people talk . 1 " 12 . 6 get 7 along 7 along 8 without 8 without 9 making 8 without 12 . 9 making 10 people 10 people 11 talk oh [jem] [blythe] ! 1 oh 4 ! how you scared me ! " 1 how 2 you 1 how 5 ! 2 you 4 me 3 scared 4 me 5 ! 6 " jem [blythe] had slipped into the graveyard and sat down beside the girls . 1 jem 7 graveyard 3 had 4 slipped 4 slipped 7 graveyard 5 into 6 the 6 the 7 graveyard 7 graveyard 11 beside 7 graveyard 13 girls 7 graveyard 14 . 8 and 9 sat 9 sat 10 down 9 sat 11 beside 12 the 13 girls he had [been] prowling [about] [rainbow] [valley] and had succeeded in finding the first little star-white cluster of arbutus for his mother . 1 he 2 had 2 had 4 prowling 4 prowling 10 succeeded 8 and 10 succeeded 9 had 10 succeeded 10 succeeded 16 star-white 10 succeeded 23 . 11 in 16 star-white 12 finding 16 star-white 13 the 16 star-white 14 first 16 star-white 15 little 16 star-white 16 star-white 17 cluster 16 star-white 18 of 16 star-white 19 arbutus 16 star-white 20 for 16 star-white 21 his 16 star-white 22 mother the manse children were rather silent after his coming . 1 the 2 manse 2 manse 3 children 2 manse 4 were 2 manse 5 rather 2 manse 6 silent 2 manse 7 after 2 manse 10 . 8 his 10 . 9 coming 10 . jem was beginning to grow away from them somewhat this spring . 1 jem 3 beginning 2 was 3 beginning 3 beginning 4 to 3 beginning 5 grow 5 grow 9 somewhat 5 grow 12 . 6 away 7 from 7 from 9 somewhat 8 them 9 somewhat 9 somewhat 11 spring 10 this 11 spring he was studying for the entrance examination of [queen] 's [academy] and stayed after school with the older pupils for extra lessons . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 studying 3 studying 4 for 4 for 5 the 5 the 6 entrance 6 entrance 7 examination 7 examination 8 of 8 of 23 . 10 's 22 lessons 12 and 13 stayed 13 stayed 19 pupils 14 after 19 pupils 15 school 19 pupils 16 with 19 pupils 17 the 18 older 18 older 19 pupils 19 pupils 20 for 19 pupils 21 extra 21 extra 22 lessons 22 lessons 23 . also , his evenings were [so] full of [work] that he seldom joined [the] others in [rainbow] [valley] [now] . 1 also 2 , 1 also 4 evenings 3 his 4 evenings 4 evenings 7 full 5 were 7 full 7 full 8 of 8 of 20 . 10 that 11 he 11 he 12 seldom 12 seldom 13 joined 13 joined 15 others 15 others 16 in 15 others 20 . he seemed to be [drifting] [away] [into] grown-up land . 1 he 8 grown-up 2 seemed 3 to 2 seemed 4 be 4 be 8 grown-up 8 grown-up 10 . 9 land 10 . " what is the matter with you all to-night ? " he asked . 1 " 13 asked 2 what 5 matter 3 is 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 6 with 5 matter 13 asked 7 you 9 to-night 8 all 9 to-night 9 to-night 13 asked 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 he 10 ? 13 asked 13 asked 14 . " [there] 's no fun in you . " 1 " 3 's 3 's 5 fun 4 no 5 fun 5 fun 6 in 5 fun 9 " 7 you 9 " 8 . 9 " " not [much] , " agreed [faith] dolefully . 1 " 2 not 1 " 6 agreed 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 agreed 6 agreed 8 dolefully 8 dolefully 9 . " [there] wouldn't be much fun in [you] either [if] [you] [knew] you were disgracing [your] [father] [and] making [people] [talk] about [you] . " 1 " 3 wouldn't 1 " 13 you 3 wouldn't 4 be 3 wouldn't 6 fun 5 much 6 fun 6 fun 7 in 6 fun 9 either 13 you 14 were 14 were 15 disgracing 15 disgracing 25 " 19 making 22 about 22 about 24 . 24 . 25 " " who 's been talking about you now ? " 1 " 10 " 2 who 4 been 2 who 9 ? 3 's 4 been 4 been 5 talking 5 talking 6 about 7 you 9 ? 8 now 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " [everybody] so [mary] [vance] [says] . " 1 " 8 " 3 so 7 . 7 . 8 " and [faith] poured out her troubles to sympathetic [jem] . 1 and 3 poured 3 poured 4 out 3 poured 6 troubles 5 her 6 troubles 6 troubles 10 . 7 to 8 sympathetic 8 sympathetic 10 . " you see , " she concluded dolefully , " [we] ['ve] [nobody] [to] [bring] [us] up . 1 " 2 you 1 " 4 , 2 you 3 see 4 , 5 " 4 , 7 concluded 5 " 6 she 7 concluded 8 dolefully 8 dolefully 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 17 up 17 up 18 . and so we get into scrapes and people think we 're bad . " 1 and 6 scrapes 2 so 6 scrapes 3 we 4 get 4 get 6 scrapes 5 into 6 scrapes 6 scrapes 8 people 6 scrapes 9 think 6 scrapes 11 're 6 scrapes 12 bad 6 scrapes 13 . 7 and 8 people 10 we 11 're 13 . 14 " " why don't you [bring] yourselves up ? " suggested [jem] . 1 " 2 why 1 " 7 up 2 why 3 don't 2 why 4 you 4 you 6 yourselves 7 up 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 suggested 10 suggested 12 . " [i] 'll tell you what to do . 1 " 6 what 3 'll 4 tell 4 tell 5 you 4 tell 6 what 6 what 8 do 7 to 8 do 8 do 9 . form [a] [good-conduct] [club] and punish yourselves [every] [time] [you] do anything that 's not right . " 1 form 5 and 1 form 6 punish 6 punish 7 yourselves 7 yourselves 12 anything 7 yourselves 17 . 11 do 12 anything 12 anything 13 that 13 that 14 's 14 's 15 not 14 's 16 right 17 . 18 " " that 's a good idea , " said [faith] , struck [by] it . 1 " 3 's 2 that 3 's 3 's 5 good 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 idea 5 good 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 15 . 12 struck 14 it 14 it 15 . " but , " she added doubtfully , " things that don't seem a bit of harm to [us] seem simply dreadful to other people . 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 added 5 she 6 added 6 added 7 doubtfully 7 doubtfully 8 , 7 doubtfully 13 seem 7 doubtfully 20 seem 8 , 9 " 10 things 11 that 10 things 13 seem 12 don't 13 seem 13 seem 15 bit 13 seem 17 harm 13 seem 18 to 14 a 15 bit 15 bit 16 of 20 seem 22 dreadful 20 seem 23 to 20 seem 25 people 21 simply 22 dreadful 24 other 25 people 25 people 26 . how can we tell ? 1 how 2 can 1 how 5 ? 2 can 3 we 2 can 4 tell we can't be bothering father all the time and he has to be away a lot , anyhow . " 1 we 2 can't 2 can't 4 bothering 3 be 4 bothering 4 bothering 5 father 4 bothering 6 all 4 bothering 8 time 6 all 7 the 8 time 10 he 9 and 10 he 10 he 11 has 11 has 12 to 12 to 13 be 13 be 18 anyhow 14 away 16 lot 15 a 16 lot 16 lot 18 anyhow 17 , 18 anyhow 18 anyhow 20 " 19 . 20 " " the trouble is you [just] [rush] [into] [things] and don't think [them] [over] [at] [all] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 5 you 2 the 3 trouble 3 trouble 4 is 5 you 12 think 5 you 17 . 10 and 11 don't 11 don't 12 think mother says you 're all too impulsive , just as she used to be . 1 mother 7 impulsive 2 says 7 impulsive 3 you 4 're 4 're 7 impulsive 5 all 7 impulsive 6 too 7 impulsive 7 impulsive 8 , 7 impulsive 9 just 7 impulsive 12 used 7 impulsive 15 . 9 just 10 as 10 as 11 she 12 used 13 to 12 used 14 be the [good-conduct] [club] [would] [help] [you] to think [,] [if] you were fair and honest about punishing yourselves when you broke [the] rules . 1 the 18 yourselves 7 to 8 think 8 think 11 you 11 you 12 were 12 were 17 punishing 13 fair 17 punishing 14 and 15 honest 15 honest 17 punishing 16 about 17 punishing 17 punishing 18 yourselves 18 yourselves 24 . 19 when 20 you 20 you 21 broke 21 broke 23 rules 23 rules 24 . you ['d] [have] [to] punish in [some] way [that] [really] [hurt] , [or] it wouldn't do any good . " 1 you 20 " 5 punish 6 in 6 in 8 way 8 way 12 , 12 , 20 " 14 it 15 wouldn't 15 wouldn't 16 do 15 wouldn't 17 any 17 any 18 good 17 any 19 . 19 . 20 " " whip each other ? " 1 " 6 " 2 whip 3 each 2 whip 5 ? 3 each 4 other 5 ? 6 " " not exactly . 1 " 2 not 1 " 3 exactly 3 exactly 4 . you 'd have to think up different ways of punishment to suit the person . 1 you 2 'd 1 you 5 think 2 'd 3 have 2 'd 4 to 5 think 14 person 6 up 8 ways 7 different 8 ways 8 ways 9 of 8 ways 10 punishment 10 punishment 12 suit 10 punishment 14 person 11 to 12 suit 13 the 14 person 14 person 15 . you [wouldn't] punish [each] [other] you ['d] punish [yourselves] . 1 you 8 punish 3 punish 8 punish 6 you 8 punish 8 punish 10 . i read all about such a club in a story-book . 1 i 2 read 2 read 4 about 3 all 4 about 4 about 10 story-book 4 about 11 . 5 such 10 story-book 6 a 10 story-book 7 club 10 story-book 8 in 9 a 8 in 10 story-book 9 a 10 story-book you try it and see how it works . " 1 you 2 try 1 you 5 see 2 try 3 it 4 and 5 see 5 see 6 how 6 how 7 it 7 it 8 works 8 works 9 . 9 . 10 " " [let] 's , " said [faith] ; and [when] [jem] [was] [gone] they agreed they [would] . 1 " 3 's 1 " 15 agreed 4 , 15 agreed 5 " 6 said 5 " 15 agreed 6 said 8 ; 8 ; 9 and 8 ; 14 they 15 agreed 18 . 16 they 18 . " if things aren't right we 've just got to make them right , " said [faith] , resolutely . 1 " 7 've 2 if 4 aren't 2 if 6 we 3 things 4 aren't 4 aren't 5 right 6 we 7 've 7 've 8 just 7 've 9 got 9 got 10 to 10 to 11 make 11 make 12 them 12 them 20 . 13 right 15 " 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 , 18 , 19 resolutely 19 resolutely 20 . " we 've got to be fair and square , as [jem] [says] , " said [jerry] . 1 " 3 've 2 we 3 've 3 've 4 got 4 got 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 fair 7 fair 8 and 7 fair 9 square 9 square 10 , 10 , 11 as 11 as 18 . 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " this is a club to bring ourselves up , seeing there 's nobody else to do it . 1 " 17 do 2 this 3 is 2 this 5 club 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 club 5 club 7 bring 5 club 8 ourselves 5 club 11 seeing 6 to 7 bring 8 ourselves 9 up 10 , 11 seeing 11 seeing 15 else 12 there 13 's 12 there 14 nobody 14 nobody 15 else 15 else 17 do 16 to 17 do 17 do 18 it 18 it 19 . there 's no use in having many rules . 1 there 2 's 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 use 4 use 5 in 4 use 8 rules 4 use 9 . 6 having 8 rules 7 many 8 rules let's just have one and any of us that breaks it has got to be punished hard . " 1 let's 2 just 2 just 10 breaks 3 have 10 breaks 4 one 10 breaks 5 and 10 breaks 6 any 10 breaks 7 of 8 us 8 us 10 breaks 9 that 10 breaks 10 breaks 12 has 10 breaks 13 got 10 breaks 16 punished 11 it 12 has 14 to 15 be 15 be 16 punished 16 punished 17 hard 16 punished 18 . 18 . 19 " " [but] [how] . " 1 " 4 . 4 . 5 " " we 'll think that up as we go along . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 'll 3 'll 9 go 4 think 5 that 4 think 8 we 6 up 7 as 7 as 8 we 8 we 9 go 9 go 10 along 10 along 11 . that 's the rule . 1 that 2 's 2 's 4 rule 3 the 4 rule 4 rule 5 . we 'll all decide on the kind of punishment it must be [made] to fit [the] [crime] , as [mr] [flagg] [says] . 1 we 2 'll 1 we 3 all 1 we 4 decide 4 decide 5 on 4 decide 7 kind 4 decide 9 punishment 5 on 6 the 7 kind 8 of 9 punishment 15 fit 10 it 12 be 10 it 15 fit 11 must 12 be 12 be 14 to 15 fit 18 , 18 , 19 as 19 as 23 . and the one that 's , guilty will be bound to carry it out and no shirking . 1 and 2 the 1 and 3 one 1 and 17 shirking 4 that 17 shirking 5 's 17 shirking 6 , 12 carry 7 guilty 10 bound 7 guilty 12 carry 8 will 9 be 9 be 10 bound 10 bound 11 to 12 carry 13 it 12 carry 17 shirking 14 out 15 and 14 out 17 shirking 16 no 17 shirking 17 shirking 18 . there 's going to be fun in this , " concluded [jerry] [,] with a [relish] . 1 there 2 's 1 there 7 in 2 's 3 going 3 going 4 to 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 fun 7 in 8 this 8 this 17 . 9 , 10 " 9 , 14 with 10 " 11 concluded 14 with 15 a 15 a 17 . " you suggested the soap-bubble party , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 soap-bubble 3 suggested 5 soap-bubble 4 the 5 soap-bubble 5 soap-bubble 11 . 6 party 7 , 6 party 11 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said " [but] that was before we 'd formed the club , " said [jerry] hastily . 1 " 3 that 3 that 4 was 4 was 8 formed 5 before 6 we 5 before 8 formed 7 'd 8 formed 8 formed 10 club 9 the 10 club 10 club 16 . 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 hastily 13 said 16 . " everything starts from to-night . " 1 " 5 to-night 2 everything 3 starts 3 starts 4 from 3 starts 5 to-night 5 to-night 6 . 6 . 7 " " but what if we can't agree on what 's right , or what the punishment ought to be ? 1 " 3 what 2 but 3 what 3 what 5 we 4 if 5 we 5 we 7 agree 5 we 17 ought 6 can't 7 agree 7 agree 11 right 8 on 10 's 9 what 10 's 10 's 11 right 11 right 12 , 13 or 17 ought 14 what 16 punishment 15 the 16 punishment 16 punishment 17 ought 17 ought 18 to 17 ought 19 be 19 be 20 ? s'pose two of us thought of one thing and two another . 1 s'pose 4 us 2 two 3 of 3 of 4 us 4 us 11 another 5 thought 6 of 6 of 11 another 7 one 8 thing 7 one 10 two 7 one 11 another 9 and 10 two 11 another 12 . there ought to be five in a club like this . " 1 there 4 be 1 there 5 five 1 there 6 in 1 there 7 a 2 ought 3 to 3 to 4 be 7 a 8 club 7 a 11 . 8 club 10 this 9 like 10 this 11 . 12 " " we can [ask] [jem] [blythe] to be [umpire] . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 can 3 can 8 be 7 to 8 be 8 be 10 . he is the [squarest] boy [in] [glen] [st] . mary . 1 he 2 is 2 is 5 boy 3 the 5 boy 5 boy 11 . 9 . 10 mary 9 . 11 . but [i] guess we can settle our own affairs mostly . 1 but 3 guess 3 guess 6 settle 4 we 5 can 5 can 6 settle 6 settle 10 mostly 6 settle 11 . 7 our 8 own 8 own 9 affairs 9 affairs 10 mostly we want to keep this as much of a secret as we can . 1 we 2 want 1 we 13 can 2 want 3 to 3 to 4 keep 4 keep 5 this 4 keep 7 much 4 keep 8 of 4 keep 10 secret 6 as 7 much 9 a 10 secret 11 as 13 can 12 we 13 can 13 can 14 . don't breathe a word to [mary] [vance] [.] 1 don't 2 breathe 2 breathe 4 word 3 a 4 word 4 word 5 to she 'd want to join and do the bringing up . " 1 she 2 'd 2 'd 9 bringing 3 want 4 to 3 want 5 join 5 join 7 do 5 join 8 the 5 join 9 bringing 6 and 7 do 9 bringing 10 up 10 up 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] think , " said [faith] , " that there 's no use in spoiling every day by dragging punishments in . 1 " 21 punishments 3 think 5 " 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 21 punishments 10 that 16 spoiling 11 there 12 's 11 there 13 no 13 no 14 use 14 use 15 in 14 use 16 spoiling 16 spoiling 21 punishments 17 every 21 punishments 18 day 21 punishments 19 by 21 punishments 20 dragging 21 punishments 21 punishments 22 in 21 punishments 23 . let's have a punishment day . " 1 let's 2 have 2 have 3 a 3 a 4 punishment 4 punishment 7 " 5 day 6 . 6 . 7 " " we 'd [better] choose [saturday] because there is no [school] [to] interfere , " suggested [una] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 16 suggested 2 we 3 'd 5 choose 10 no 5 choose 13 interfere 7 because 8 there 8 there 9 is 8 there 10 no 13 interfere 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 suggested 16 suggested 18 . " [and] [spoil] the one holiday in the week [,] ["] [cried] [faith] . 1 " 14 . 4 the 5 one 4 the 6 holiday 6 holiday 9 week 7 in 9 week 8 the 9 week 9 week 14 . " not [much] ! 1 " 2 not 1 " 4 ! no , let's [take] [friday] . 1 no 2 , 1 no 3 let's 3 let's 6 . that 's fish day , anyhow , and we all hate fish . 1 that 2 's 2 's 3 fish 3 fish 6 anyhow 4 day 6 anyhow 5 , 6 anyhow 6 anyhow 7 , 6 anyhow 9 we 6 anyhow 11 hate 7 , 8 and 9 we 10 all 11 hate 12 fish 12 fish 13 . we may as well have all the disagreeable things in one day . 1 we 2 may 2 may 4 well 2 may 5 have 2 may 8 disagreeable 3 as 4 well 6 all 7 the 6 all 8 disagreeable 8 disagreeable 9 things 8 disagreeable 12 day 8 disagreeable 13 . 10 in 11 one 11 one 12 day then other days we can go ahead and have a good time . ["] 1 then 4 we 2 other 3 days 3 days 4 we 4 we 5 can 4 we 6 go 4 we 9 have 6 go 7 ahead 6 go 8 and 9 have 11 good 10 a 11 good 11 good 12 time 11 good 13 . " nonsense , " said [jerry] authoritatively . 1 " 2 nonsense 2 nonsense 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 authoritatively 7 authoritatively 8 . " such a scheme wouldn't work at all . 1 " 9 . 2 such 3 a 2 such 4 scheme 4 scheme 5 wouldn't 4 scheme 6 work 6 work 7 at 6 work 9 . 7 at 8 all we 'll just punish ourselves as we go along and keep a clear slate . 1 we 2 'll 1 we 5 ourselves 3 just 5 ourselves 4 punish 5 ourselves 5 ourselves 6 as 5 ourselves 7 we 5 ourselves 9 along 5 ourselves 15 . 7 we 8 go 9 along 14 slate 10 and 14 slate 11 keep 14 slate 12 a 13 clear 13 clear 14 slate now , we all understand , don't we ? 1 now 2 , 1 now 8 we 1 now 9 ? 3 we 4 all 3 we 7 don't 3 we 8 we 5 understand 7 don't 6 , 7 don't this is a [good-conduct] [club] , for the purpose of bringing ourselves up . 1 this 2 is 1 this 9 purpose 2 is 3 a 6 , 7 for 7 for 8 the 8 the 9 purpose 9 purpose 12 ourselves 10 of 12 ourselves 11 bringing 12 ourselves 12 ourselves 13 up 13 up 14 . jem [blythe] to be [umpire] in case [of] disputes . 1 jem 10 . 3 to 4 be 4 be 6 in 6 in 7 case 7 case 9 disputes 9 disputes 10 . no more taking bugs to [sunday] [school] , [carl] , and no more chewing gum [in] public , if you please [,] [miss] [faith] . " 1 no 2 more 1 no 8 , 2 more 3 taking 3 taking 4 bugs 4 bugs 5 to 8 , 26 " 10 , 11 and 10 , 14 chewing 11 and 13 more 12 no 13 more 14 chewing 15 gum 15 gum 17 public 17 public 18 , 18 , 26 " 19 if 20 you 20 you 21 please 21 please 25 . 25 . 26 " " no more making fun of elders praying [or] going to the [methodist] prayer meeting , " retorted [faith] . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 more 3 more 7 elders 4 making 5 fun 5 fun 7 elders 6 of 7 elders 7 elders 8 praying 7 elders 14 prayer 10 going 11 to 11 to 12 the 12 the 14 prayer 14 prayer 15 meeting 15 meeting 16 , 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 retorted 18 retorted 20 . " why , it isn't any harm to go to the [methodist] prayer meeting , " protested [jerry] in amazement . 1 " 2 why 1 " 5 isn't 2 why 3 , 4 it 5 isn't 5 isn't 6 any 6 any 7 harm 7 harm 13 prayer 8 to 9 go 9 go 10 to 10 to 11 the 11 the 13 prayer 13 prayer 14 meeting 14 meeting 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 21 . 17 protested 20 amazement 19 in 20 amazement 20 amazement 21 . " [mrs] [elliott] [says] it is , [she] [says] [manse] [children] have no business to go anywhere but to [presbyterian] [things] . " 1 " 6 is 1 " 7 , 5 it 6 is 7 , 23 " 12 have 13 no 13 no 14 business 14 business 15 to 15 to 16 go 16 go 17 anywhere 17 anywhere 23 " 18 but 19 to 19 to 22 . 22 . 23 " " darn it [,] [i] won't give up going to the [methodist] prayer meeting , " cried [jerry] . 1 " 2 darn 2 darn 3 it 2 darn 6 won't 2 darn 7 give 2 darn 9 going 7 give 8 up 9 going 10 to 10 to 11 the 11 the 13 prayer 13 prayer 14 meeting 14 meeting 15 , 15 , 16 " 16 " 17 cried 17 cried 19 . " it 's ten times more fun than ours is . " 1 " 12 " 2 it 3 's 2 it 4 ten 4 ten 5 times 4 ten 9 ours 6 more 7 fun 6 more 8 than 8 than 9 ours 9 ours 10 is 9 ours 11 . 11 . 12 " " you said a naughty [word] , " cried [faith] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 3 said 3 said 11 . 4 a 5 naughty 5 naughty 7 , 5 naughty 11 . 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 cried " [now] , you 've got to punish yourself . " 1 " 3 , 1 " 4 you 4 you 9 yourself 5 've 6 got 6 got 8 punish 7 to 8 punish 8 punish 9 yourself 9 yourself 11 " 10 . 11 " " [not] [till] it 's all [down] [in] [black] and [white] [.] 1 " 5 's 4 it 5 's 5 's 6 all 6 all 10 and we 're only talking the club over . 1 we 2 're 2 're 3 only 2 're 4 talking 4 talking 6 club 4 talking 7 over 4 talking 8 . 5 the 6 club it isn't really formed until we 've written it out and signed it . 1 it 2 isn't 2 isn't 4 formed 2 isn't 13 it 3 really 4 formed 4 formed 5 until 4 formed 7 've 4 formed 8 written 6 we 7 've 8 written 9 it 8 written 12 signed 10 out 12 signed 11 and 12 signed 13 it 14 . there 's got to be a constitution and by-laws . 1 there 2 's 2 's 3 got 3 got 9 by-laws 4 to 5 be 4 to 9 by-laws 5 be 9 by-laws 6 a 9 by-laws 7 constitution 9 by-laws 8 and 9 by-laws 9 by-laws 10 . and you [know] there 's nothing wrong in going to a prayer meeting . " 1 and 2 you 2 you 15 " 4 there 5 's 4 there 6 nothing 6 nothing 13 meeting 7 wrong 12 prayer 8 in 12 prayer 9 going 10 to 9 going 12 prayer 11 a 12 prayer 12 prayer 13 meeting 13 meeting 14 . 14 . 15 " " but it 's not only the wrong things we 're to punish ourselves for , but anything that might hurt father . " 1 " 24 " 2 but 3 it 2 but 5 not 3 it 4 's 5 not 6 only 5 not 13 punish 6 only 7 the 8 wrong 13 punish 9 things 13 punish 10 we 11 're 11 're 13 punish 12 to 13 punish 13 punish 14 ourselves 13 punish 15 for 13 punish 17 but 13 punish 18 anything 13 punish 21 hurt 13 punish 22 father 13 punish 24 " 16 , 17 but 19 that 20 might 20 might 21 hurt 23 . 24 " " it won't hurt anybody . 1 " 6 . 2 it 4 hurt 3 won't 4 hurt 4 hurt 5 anybody 4 hurt 6 . you know [mrs] [elliott] is cracked on the subject of [methodists] . 1 you 2 know 2 know 5 is 5 is 9 subject 6 cracked 7 on 6 cracked 9 subject 7 on 8 the 9 subject 12 . 10 of 12 . nobody else makes any fuss about my going . 1 nobody 2 else 2 else 5 fuss 3 makes 5 fuss 4 any 5 fuss 5 fuss 6 about 5 fuss 7 my 5 fuss 8 going 8 going 9 . i always behave myself . 1 i 4 myself 2 always 4 myself 3 behave 4 myself 4 myself 5 . you [ask] [jem] [or] [mrs] [blythe] and see what [they] [say] . 1 you 8 see 7 and 8 see 8 see 9 what 9 what 12 . i 'll abide by their opinion . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 abide 3 abide 4 by 3 abide 5 their 3 abide 6 opinion 6 opinion 7 . i 'm going for the paper [now] and [i] 'll bring out the lantern and we 'll all sign . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 3 going 21 " 4 for 5 the 5 the 6 paper 6 paper 8 and 6 paper 19 sign 10 'll 11 bring 11 bring 14 lantern 12 out 13 the 12 out 14 lantern 13 the 14 lantern 14 lantern 15 and 14 lantern 17 'll 14 lantern 19 sign 16 we 17 'll 17 'll 18 all 19 sign 20 . 20 . 21 " the others had gone quietly into the manse and to bed . 1 the 8 manse 2 others 8 manse 3 had 4 gone 4 gone 8 manse 5 quietly 8 manse 6 into 8 manse 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 9 and 8 manse 11 bed 10 to 11 bed 11 bed 12 . " do you think it is true that father is going to marry [miss] [west] ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 think 2 do 16 ? 4 think 5 it 5 it 6 is 6 is 7 true 7 true 8 that 9 father 10 is 10 is 11 going 11 going 12 to 12 to 13 marry 13 marry 16 ? 16 ? 17 " una had [tremulously] [asked] of [faith] [,] [after] their prayers had been said . 1 una 2 had 1 una 14 . 5 of 9 their 9 their 10 prayers 10 prayers 12 been 10 prayers 13 said 11 had 12 been 13 said 14 . " [i] don't know , but [i] ['d] [like] it , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 5 , 3 don't 4 know 5 , 6 but 6 but 10 it 10 it 15 . 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " oh , [i] wouldn't , " said [una] , chokingly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 11 chokingly 2 oh 3 , 5 wouldn't 11 chokingly 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 11 chokingly 11 chokingly 12 . " she is nice the way she is . 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 1 " 7 she 1 " 8 is 3 is 4 nice 4 nice 6 way 5 the 6 way 8 is 9 . but [mary] [vance] [says] it changes [people] [altogether] to be made stepmothers . 1 but 5 it 5 it 6 changes 6 changes 12 stepmothers 9 to 10 be 9 to 12 stepmothers 10 be 11 made 12 stepmothers 13 . they get horrid cross and mean and hateful then , and turn your father against you . 1 they 2 get 2 get 8 hateful 3 horrid 8 hateful 4 cross 5 and 4 cross 8 hateful 6 mean 8 hateful 7 and 8 hateful 8 hateful 9 then 8 hateful 11 and 8 hateful 12 turn 8 hateful 14 father 8 hateful 17 . 10 , 11 and 13 your 14 father 14 father 15 against 15 against 16 you she says they 're sure to do that . 1 she 2 says 2 says 4 're 3 they 4 're 4 're 5 sure 4 're 9 . 5 sure 8 that 6 to 7 do 7 do 8 that she never knew it to fail in a single case . " 1 she 2 never 2 never 6 fail 3 knew 6 fail 4 it 5 to 5 to 6 fail 6 fail 7 in 6 fail 9 single 6 fail 10 case 7 in 8 a 10 case 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] don't [believe] [miss] [west] would [ever] try to do that , " cried [faith] . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 13 , 3 don't 11 do 7 would 9 try 9 try 10 to 10 to 11 do 11 do 12 that 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 cried 15 cried 17 . " [mary] says [anybody] [would] . 1 " 3 says 3 says 6 . she [knows] [all] [about] [stepmothers] [,] [faith] [she] [says] [she] 's seen hundreds of them and you 've never seen one . 1 she 11 's 11 's 13 hundreds 12 seen 13 hundreds 13 hundreds 14 of 13 hundreds 15 them 13 hundreds 18 've 15 them 16 and 17 you 18 've 18 've 20 seen 19 never 20 seen 20 seen 21 one 20 seen 22 . oh [,] [mary] [has] told me [blood-curdling] things [about] [them] . 1 oh 6 me 5 told 6 me 6 me 11 . 8 things 11 . she [says] [they] ['re] [all] [aching] to [do] [things] [like] [that] . " 1 she 7 to 7 to 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] don't believe [miss] [west] would . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 believe 4 believe 7 would 4 believe 8 . you don't know her as well as [i] [do] , [una] . 1 you 3 know 1 you 12 . 2 don't 3 know 3 know 6 well 4 her 5 as 5 as 6 well 6 well 7 as 10 , 12 . just think of that sweet little bird she sent me . 1 just 2 think 1 just 5 sweet 2 think 3 of 2 think 4 that 5 sweet 7 bird 5 sweet 9 sent 6 little 7 bird 8 she 9 sent 9 sent 10 me 10 me 11 . i love it [far] [more] [even] [than] [adam] . " 1 i 2 love 1 i 3 it 3 it 9 . 9 . 10 " " it 's just being a stepmother changes them . 1 " 2 it 2 it 10 . 3 's 7 stepmother 4 just 7 stepmother 5 being 7 stepmother 6 a 7 stepmother 7 stepmother 8 changes 8 changes 9 them 9 them 10 . mary says they can't help it . 1 mary 2 says 2 says 3 they 2 says 4 can't 4 can't 5 help 5 help 6 it 6 it 7 . i wouldn't mind the whippings so much as having father hate us . ["] 1 i 5 whippings 2 wouldn't 5 whippings 3 mind 5 whippings 4 the 5 whippings 5 whippings 6 so 5 whippings 7 much 5 whippings 8 as 5 whippings 9 having 5 whippings 10 father 5 whippings 11 hate 11 hate 12 us 12 us 13 . " you know nothing could make father hate us . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 nothing 4 nothing 5 could 5 could 6 make 6 make 8 hate 7 father 8 hate 8 hate 9 us 9 us 10 . don't be silly , [una] . 1 don't 2 be 2 be 3 silly 3 silly 4 , 4 , 6 . i dare say there 's nothing to worry over . 1 i 2 dare 2 dare 3 say 2 dare 8 worry 4 there 5 's 4 there 6 nothing 6 nothing 8 worry 7 to 8 worry 8 worry 9 over 8 worry 10 . likely if we run our club right and bring ourselves up properly father won't think of marrying any one . 1 likely 2 if 2 if 18 any 3 we 10 ourselves 4 run 6 club 5 our 6 club 6 club 7 right 6 club 8 and 6 club 9 bring 6 club 10 ourselves 10 ourselves 12 properly 11 up 12 properly 12 properly 17 marrying 13 father 17 marrying 14 won't 17 marrying 15 think 17 marrying 16 of 17 marrying 17 marrying 18 any 18 any 19 one 18 any 20 . and [if] he does , [i] [know] [miss] [west] will be [lovely] [to] [us] . " 1 and 3 he 3 he 4 does 4 does 16 " 5 , 10 will 10 will 11 be 11 be 15 . 15 . 16 " but [una] [had] [no] [such] [conviction] [and] she cried [herself] to sleep . 1 but 8 she 8 she 9 cried 9 cried 13 . 11 to 12 sleep 12 sleep 13 . [chapter] [xxiv] [.] [a] [charitable] [impulse] for a fortnight [things] [ran] smoothly in the [good-conduct] [club] . 1 for 2 a 2 a 3 fortnight 3 fortnight 6 smoothly 6 smoothly 7 in 7 in 8 the 8 the 11 . it seemed to work admirably . 1 it 2 seemed 2 seemed 3 to 2 seemed 5 admirably 4 work 5 admirably 5 admirably 6 . not [once] was [jem] [blythe] [called] in [as] [umpire] . 1 not 10 . 3 was 7 in 7 in 10 . not once did any of the manse [children] [set] [the] [glen] [gossips] by the ears . 1 not 4 any 2 once 3 did 3 did 4 any 4 any 5 of 5 of 6 the 6 the 7 manse 7 manse 15 ears 13 by 14 the 14 the 15 ears 15 ears 16 . not one word did she reply to his genial greeting , but went silently away to call her father briefly . 1 not 3 word 2 one 3 word 3 word 9 genial 4 did 9 genial 5 she 9 genial 6 reply 9 genial 7 to 9 genial 8 his 9 genial 9 genial 10 greeting 9 genial 11 , 9 genial 12 but 9 genial 13 went 9 genial 14 silently 11 , 12 but 14 silently 20 briefly 15 away 20 briefly 16 to 17 call 17 call 20 briefly 18 her 19 father 19 father 20 briefly 20 briefly 21 . but nothing worse came of it , and generally their penances did no harm to themselves or anybody else . 1 but 2 nothing 2 nothing 3 worse 3 worse 4 came 3 worse 9 generally 4 came 5 of 4 came 8 and 5 of 6 it 6 it 7 , 9 generally 11 penances 10 their 11 penances 11 penances 12 did 11 penances 13 no 11 penances 14 harm 11 penances 15 to 11 penances 16 themselves 11 penances 17 or 17 or 18 anybody 18 anybody 19 else 18 anybody 20 . all [of] [them] were beginning [to] [feel] [quite] [cocksure] that [after] all , it was [a] very easy matter to bring yourself up . 1 all 4 were 4 were 5 beginning 5 beginning 24 . 10 that 12 all 10 that 15 was 13 , 14 it 14 it 15 was 15 was 17 very 17 very 18 easy 18 easy 19 matter 18 easy 20 to 18 easy 21 bring 18 easy 24 . 21 bring 22 yourself 21 bring 23 up " [i] guess [people] [will] [soon] [see] that we can behave ourselves properly as well as [anybody] , " said [faith] jubilantly . 1 " 3 guess 3 guess 13 properly 8 that 9 we 9 we 13 properly 10 can 11 behave 11 behave 12 ourselves 11 behave 13 properly 13 properly 23 . 14 as 15 well 15 well 16 as 15 well 18 , 18 , 19 " 19 " 20 said 20 said 22 jubilantly 22 jubilantly 23 . " it isn't hard when we put our minds to it . " 1 " 3 isn't 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 9 minds 3 isn't 11 it 3 isn't 13 " 4 hard 9 minds 5 when 6 we 6 we 8 our 7 put 8 our 8 our 9 minds 9 minds 10 to 12 . 13 " she and [una] [were] [sitting] [on] the [pollock] tombstone . 1 she 2 and 2 and 7 the 7 the 9 tombstone 9 tombstone 10 . the rain had held up , but the east wind blew mercilessly in from the sea , cutting to bone and marrow . 1 the 2 rain 1 the 9 east 3 had 4 held 4 held 9 east 5 up 6 , 6 , 7 but 7 but 8 the 8 the 9 east 9 east 12 mercilessly 10 wind 11 blew 11 blew 12 mercilessly 12 mercilessly 13 in 12 mercilessly 14 from 12 mercilessly 16 sea 12 mercilessly 18 cutting 15 the 16 sea 16 sea 17 , 18 cutting 22 marrow 19 to 22 marrow 20 bone 22 marrow 21 and 22 marrow 22 marrow 23 . lida [marsh] , who had come up [to] [bring] the manse a mess of herring , slipped in through the gate shivering . 1 lida 11 manse 3 , 4 who 4 who 5 had 5 had 6 come 6 come 7 up 7 up 10 the 10 the 11 manse 11 manse 12 a 12 a 23 . 13 mess 14 of 13 mess 15 herring 13 mess 21 gate 15 herring 16 , 15 herring 17 slipped 17 slipped 18 in 19 through 20 the 20 the 21 gate 21 gate 22 shivering 22 shivering 23 . he would not have expected a good mackerel catch if he had not so sent the first fruits of the season . 1 he 2 would 2 would 3 not 3 not 5 expected 4 have 5 expected 5 expected 8 mackerel 6 a 7 good 7 good 8 mackerel 8 mackerel 9 catch 8 mackerel 21 season 9 catch 10 if 10 if 11 he 12 had 18 fruits 13 not 18 fruits 14 so 18 fruits 15 sent 18 fruits 16 the 17 first 17 first 18 fruits 18 fruits 19 of 18 fruits 21 season 19 of 20 the 20 the 21 season 21 season 22 . lida was a mite of ten and looked younger , because she was such a small , wizened little creature . 1 lida 2 was 1 lida 4 mite 1 lida 13 was 3 a 4 mite 4 mite 5 of 4 mite 9 younger 6 ten 7 and 6 ten 9 younger 8 looked 9 younger 9 younger 10 , 9 younger 11 because 11 because 12 she 13 was 16 small 14 such 15 a 15 a 16 small 16 small 18 wizened 17 , 18 wizened 18 wizened 19 little 18 wizened 20 creature 20 creature 21 . her face was purple and her pale-blue , bold little eyes were red and watery . 1 her 7 pale-blue 2 face 7 pale-blue 3 was 7 pale-blue 4 purple 7 pale-blue 5 and 7 pale-blue 6 her 7 pale-blue 7 pale-blue 8 , 7 pale-blue 9 bold 9 bold 15 watery 10 little 15 watery 11 eyes 15 watery 12 were 15 watery 13 red 15 watery 14 and 15 watery 15 watery 16 . she wore a tattered print dress and a ragged woollen comforter , tied across her thin shoulders and under her arms . 1 she 2 wore 2 wore 3 a 3 a 4 tattered 4 tattered 10 woollen 5 print 6 dress 5 print 10 woollen 6 dress 7 and 8 a 10 woollen 9 ragged 10 woollen 10 woollen 11 comforter 11 comforter 12 , 11 comforter 13 tied 11 comforter 14 across 11 comforter 15 her 11 comforter 16 thin 11 comforter 17 shoulders 17 shoulders 18 and 17 shoulders 21 arms 17 shoulders 22 . 19 under 21 arms 20 her 21 arms she had walked the three miles from the harbour mouth barefooted , over a road where there was still snow and slush and mud . 1 she 2 had 1 she 3 walked 3 walked 4 the 3 walked 6 miles 5 three 6 miles 6 miles 7 from 6 miles 11 barefooted 8 the 9 harbour 9 harbour 11 barefooted 10 mouth 11 barefooted 11 barefooted 12 , 11 barefooted 13 over 11 barefooted 14 a 11 barefooted 15 road 11 barefooted 16 where 16 where 22 slush 17 there 18 was 17 there 22 slush 18 was 22 slush 19 still 22 slush 20 snow 22 slush 21 and 22 slush 22 slush 23 and 22 slush 24 mud 22 slush 25 . her feet and legs were as purple as her face . 1 her 2 feet 1 her 10 face 2 feet 3 and 2 feet 7 purple 4 legs 5 were 4 legs 6 as 4 legs 7 purple 7 purple 8 as 9 her 10 face 10 face 11 . but [lida] did not [mind] [this] much . 1 but 3 did 3 did 4 not 4 not 7 much 7 much 8 . there was no self-pity in her heart as she sat down on the tombstone and grinned [cheerfully] at [faith] [and] [una] [.] 1 there 2 was 1 there 4 self-pity 2 was 4 self-pity 3 no 4 self-pity 4 self-pity 5 in 4 self-pity 6 her 4 self-pity 7 heart 4 self-pity 8 as 4 self-pity 9 she 4 self-pity 10 sat 10 sat 11 down 10 sat 12 on 12 on 13 the 13 the 14 tombstone 14 tombstone 16 grinned 15 and 16 grinned 16 grinned 18 at faith and [una] grinned cheerfully back . 1 faith 5 cheerfully 2 and 4 grinned 4 grinned 5 cheerfully 5 cheerfully 6 back 5 cheerfully 7 . they [knew] [lida] [slightly] [,] [having] [met] [her] [once] [or] twice [the] [preceding] [summer] [when] they had gone down the harbour [with] [the] [blythes] . 1 they 11 twice 11 twice 21 harbour 16 they 17 had 17 had 18 gone 18 gone 19 down 19 down 21 harbour 20 the 21 harbour 21 harbour 25 . " hello ! " said [lida] , " ain't [this] a fierce [kind] of a [night] ? 1 " 2 hello 1 " 17 ? 2 hello 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 ain't 9 ain't 11 a 12 fierce 14 of 12 fierce 17 ? 14 of 15 a ' [t'ain't] fit [for] [a] [dog] to be [out] , is it ? " 1 ' 3 fit 1 ' 11 is 3 fit 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 10 , 11 is 13 ? 12 it 13 ? 13 ? 14 " " then why are you out ? " asked [faith] . 1 " 3 why 2 then 3 why 3 why 4 are 3 why 5 you 3 why 7 ? 5 you 6 out 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . " [pa] [made] [me] [bring] you up [some] herring , " returned [lida] . 1 " 6 you 1 " 7 up 7 up 9 herring 9 herring 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 returned 12 returned 14 . she shivered , coughed , and stuck out her bare feet . 1 she 2 shivered 2 shivered 4 coughed 3 , 4 coughed 4 coughed 6 and 4 coughed 7 stuck 4 coughed 10 bare 5 , 6 and 7 stuck 8 out 9 her 10 bare 10 bare 11 feet 11 feet 12 . lida was not thinking about herself or her feet , and was making no bid for sympathy . 1 lida 2 was 1 lida 3 not 1 lida 4 thinking 1 lida 6 herself 1 lida 7 or 1 lida 9 feet 4 thinking 5 about 8 her 9 feet 9 feet 11 and 9 feet 15 bid 10 , 11 and 12 was 15 bid 13 making 14 no 13 making 15 bid 15 bid 17 sympathy 16 for 17 sympathy 17 sympathy 18 . she held her feet out instinctively to keep them from the wet grass around the tombstone . 1 she 6 instinctively 2 held 6 instinctively 3 her 4 feet 4 feet 6 instinctively 5 out 6 instinctively 6 instinctively 8 keep 6 instinctively 12 wet 7 to 8 keep 8 keep 9 them 8 keep 10 from 10 from 11 the 12 wet 16 tombstone 13 grass 16 tombstone 14 around 15 the 14 around 16 tombstone 16 tombstone 17 . but [faith] and [una] [were] [instantly] [swamped] with a wave of pity for her . 1 but 12 pity 3 and 8 with 8 with 9 a 9 a 10 wave 10 wave 11 of 10 wave 12 pity 12 pity 15 . 13 for 14 her 14 her 15 . she looked so cold so miserable . 1 she 2 looked 2 looked 6 miserable 3 so 6 miserable 4 cold 6 miserable 5 so 6 miserable 6 miserable 7 . " oh , why are you barefooted on such a cold night ? " cried [faith] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 7 barefooted 2 oh 15 cried 4 why 7 barefooted 5 are 6 you 5 are 7 barefooted 7 barefooted 8 on 7 barefooted 9 such 7 barefooted 11 cold 7 barefooted 12 night 9 such 10 a 13 ? 14 " 13 ? 15 cried 15 cried 17 . " your feet must be almost frozen . " 1 " 9 " 2 your 7 frozen 3 feet 7 frozen 4 must 5 be 5 be 7 frozen 6 almost 7 frozen 7 frozen 8 . 8 . 9 " " [pretty] near , " said [lida] proudly . 1 " 6 said 3 near 4 , 4 , 6 said 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 proudly 8 proudly 9 . " [i] tell you it was fierce walking up that harbour road . " 1 " 4 you 3 tell 4 you 4 you 14 " 5 it 6 was 6 was 7 fierce 7 fierce 8 walking 7 fierce 10 that 7 fierce 11 harbour 8 walking 9 up 11 harbour 12 road 12 road 13 . 13 . 14 " " why didn't you put on your shoes [and] stockings ? " asked [una] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 didn't 2 why 4 you 2 why 8 shoes 5 put 6 on 5 put 7 your 5 put 8 shoes 8 shoes 10 stockings 10 stockings 11 ? 11 ? 12 " 11 ? 13 asked 13 asked 15 . " [hain't] none [to] [put] [on] . 1 " 7 . 3 none 7 . all [i] had was wore out by the time winter [was] over , " said [lida] indifferently . 1 all 10 winter 3 had 10 winter 4 was 5 wore 5 wore 10 winter 6 out 8 the 7 by 8 the 8 the 9 time 8 the 10 winter 10 winter 17 indifferently 12 over 13 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 17 indifferently 17 indifferently 18 . for a [moment] [faith] stated in horror . 1 for 2 a 2 a 5 stated 5 stated 7 horror 6 in 7 horror 7 horror 8 . this was terrible . 1 this 2 was 2 was 3 terrible 3 terrible 4 . here was a little girl , almost a neighbour , half frozen because she had no shoes or stockings in this cruel spring weather . 1 here 17 shoes 2 was 3 a 2 was 7 almost 3 a 4 little 4 little 5 girl 5 girl 6 , 7 almost 12 frozen 8 a 9 neighbour 9 neighbour 10 , 9 neighbour 12 frozen 11 half 12 frozen 12 frozen 13 because 12 frozen 16 no 12 frozen 17 shoes 13 because 15 had 14 she 15 had 17 shoes 18 or 17 shoes 19 stockings 19 stockings 20 in 20 in 21 this 21 this 22 cruel 22 cruel 25 . 23 spring 24 weather 24 weather 25 . impulsive [faith] thought of [nothing] [but] the [dreadfulness] of it . 1 impulsive 11 . 3 thought 4 of 3 thought 10 it 4 of 7 the 7 the 9 of 10 it 11 . in a moment she was pulling off her own shoes and stockings . 1 in 3 moment 2 a 3 moment 3 moment 6 pulling 4 she 6 pulling 5 was 6 pulling 6 pulling 7 off 6 pulling 10 shoes 8 her 9 own 9 own 10 shoes 10 shoes 13 . 11 and 12 stockings 12 stockings 13 . " here , [take] [these] and put them right on , " she said , forcing [them] [into] the [hands] of the astonished [lida] . 1 " 2 here 1 " 25 . 2 here 3 , 3 , 6 and 7 put 8 them 8 them 10 on 8 them 25 . 9 right 10 on 11 , 14 said 12 " 14 said 13 she 14 said 14 said 15 , 14 said 23 astonished 14 said 25 . 15 , 16 forcing 19 the 21 of 21 of 22 the 22 the 23 astonished " [quick] [now] . 1 " 4 . you 'll catch your death of cold . 1 you 2 'll 2 'll 3 catch 3 catch 7 cold 3 catch 8 . 4 your 5 death 5 death 6 of 5 death 7 cold i 've got others . 1 i 2 've 2 've 3 got 3 got 4 others 4 others 5 . put them right on . " 1 put 2 them 2 them 4 on 2 them 5 . 3 right 4 on 5 . 6 " lida , recovering her wits , snatched at the offered gift , with a sparkle in her dull eyes . 1 lida 3 recovering 1 lida 5 wits 1 lida 7 snatched 2 , 3 recovering 3 recovering 4 her 6 , 7 snatched 7 snatched 8 at 7 snatched 9 the 7 snatched 10 offered 7 snatched 11 gift 8 at 9 the 11 gift 12 , 11 gift 15 sparkle 13 with 14 a 13 with 15 sparkle 15 sparkle 16 in 15 sparkle 17 her 15 sparkle 18 dull 15 sparkle 19 eyes 19 eyes 20 . sure she would put them on , and that mighty quick , before any one appeared with authority to recall them . 1 sure 2 she 2 she 3 would 2 she 4 put 4 put 5 them 5 them 6 on 5 them 21 them 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 that 8 and 21 them 10 mighty 11 quick 11 quick 12 , 11 quick 13 before 13 before 18 authority 14 any 15 one 14 any 18 authority 16 appeared 18 authority 17 with 18 authority 18 authority 20 recall 19 to 20 recall 20 recall 21 them 21 them 22 . in a minute she had pulled the stockings over her scrawny [little] legs [and] slipped [faith] ['s] shoes [over] her thick little ankles . 1 in 3 minute 1 in 13 legs 2 a 3 minute 3 minute 4 she 4 she 5 had 5 had 6 pulled 6 pulled 11 scrawny 7 the 11 scrawny 8 stockings 9 over 8 stockings 11 scrawny 9 over 10 her 13 legs 15 slipped 15 slipped 18 shoes 18 shoes 21 thick 20 her 21 thick 21 thick 24 . 22 little 23 ankles 23 ankles 24 . " [i] 'm obliged to you , " she said , " but won't your folks [be] cross ? " 1 " 3 'm 1 " 6 you 1 " 10 said 4 obliged 5 to 5 to 6 you 7 , 10 said 8 " 10 said 9 she 10 said 10 said 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 won't 13 but 14 won't 14 won't 19 ? 15 your 16 folks 15 your 19 ? 16 folks 18 cross 19 ? 20 " " [no] [and] [i] don't care if they are , " said [faith] . 1 " 5 don't 1 " 10 , 5 don't 6 care 6 care 7 if 7 if 8 they 8 they 9 are 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " do you think [i] could see any one freezing to death without helping them if [i] [could] ? 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 think 2 do 19 ? 4 think 10 freezing 6 could 10 freezing 7 see 10 freezing 8 any 9 one 8 any 10 freezing 9 one 10 freezing 10 freezing 12 death 10 freezing 13 without 10 freezing 14 helping 10 freezing 15 them 10 freezing 16 if 11 to 12 death it wouldn't be right , especially when my father 's a minister . ["] 1 it 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 be 2 wouldn't 13 . 3 be 4 right 3 be 12 minister 5 , 6 especially 6 especially 7 when 6 especially 9 father 6 especially 12 minister 8 my 9 father 9 father 10 's 11 a 12 minister " will you want them back ? 1 " 3 you 2 will 3 you 3 you 4 want 3 you 7 ? 4 want 5 them 4 want 6 back it 's awful cold down at the harbour mouth long after it 's warm [up] [here] , " said [lida] slyly [.] 1 it 3 awful 2 's 3 awful 3 awful 4 cold 4 cold 14 warm 5 down 8 harbour 6 at 7 the 6 at 8 harbour 7 the 8 harbour 8 harbour 9 mouth 8 harbour 14 warm 9 mouth 11 after 10 long 11 after 12 it 13 's 12 it 14 warm 14 warm 21 slyly 17 , 18 " 17 , 21 slyly 18 " 19 said " no , you 're to keep them , of course . 1 " 2 no 1 " 5 're 1 " 11 course 3 , 4 you 4 you 5 're 5 're 7 keep 6 to 7 keep 7 keep 8 them 9 , 11 course 10 of 11 course 11 course 12 . that is what [i] meant [when] [i] [gave] [them] [.] 1 that 2 is 1 that 5 meant 2 is 3 what i have another pair of shoes and plenty of stockings . " 1 i 2 have 2 have 3 another 3 another 4 pair 4 pair 5 of 4 pair 6 shoes 6 shoes 7 and 6 shoes 10 stockings 8 plenty 9 of 9 of 10 stockings 10 stockings 11 . 11 . 12 " lida had meant to stay awhile and talk to the girls about many things . 1 lida 2 had 1 lida 3 meant 1 lida 5 stay 1 lida 6 awhile 1 lida 12 about 3 meant 4 to 6 awhile 7 and 6 awhile 8 talk 6 awhile 11 girls 8 talk 9 to 9 to 10 the 10 the 11 girls 12 about 14 things 13 many 14 things 14 things 15 . but now she thought she had better get away before somebody came and made her yield up her booty . 1 but 2 now 1 but 16 yield 3 she 4 thought 3 she 6 had 5 she 6 had 6 had 7 better 6 had 10 before 8 get 9 away 8 get 10 before 10 before 16 yield 11 somebody 16 yield 12 came 13 and 12 came 16 yield 14 made 15 her 14 made 16 yield 16 yield 19 booty 17 up 19 booty 18 her 19 booty 19 booty 20 . so she shuffled off through the bitter twilight , in the noiseless , shadowy way she had slipped in . 1 so 2 she 1 so 3 shuffled 2 she 3 shuffled 3 shuffled 4 off 3 shuffled 5 through 3 shuffled 7 bitter 3 shuffled 19 in 5 through 6 the 7 bitter 12 noiseless 8 twilight 12 noiseless 9 , 10 in 10 in 12 noiseless 11 the 12 noiseless 12 noiseless 13 , 12 noiseless 14 shadowy 12 noiseless 15 way 12 noiseless 16 she 12 noiseless 17 had 12 noiseless 18 slipped 19 in 20 . she had no intention of keeping them on down that dirty harbour road . 1 she 4 intention 2 had 4 intention 3 no 4 intention 4 intention 5 of 4 intention 6 keeping 6 keeping 7 them 6 keeping 8 on 6 keeping 11 dirty 9 down 11 dirty 10 that 11 dirty 11 dirty 12 harbour 12 harbour 13 road 13 road 14 . they were to be kept good for gala occasions . 1 they 2 were 2 were 8 gala 3 to 4 be 3 to 8 gala 4 be 8 gala 5 kept 8 gala 6 good 8 gala 7 for 8 gala 8 gala 9 occasions 8 gala 10 . 9 occasions 10 . not another little girl down at the harbour mouth had such fine black cashmere stockings and such smart , almost new shoes . 1 not 2 another 2 another 14 cashmere 3 little 4 girl 4 girl 8 harbour 5 down 8 harbour 6 at 7 the 6 at 8 harbour 7 the 8 harbour 8 harbour 14 cashmere 9 mouth 14 cashmere 10 had 14 cashmere 11 such 14 cashmere 12 fine 14 cashmere 13 black 14 cashmere 14 cashmere 15 stockings 14 cashmere 16 and 14 cashmere 17 such 14 cashmere 18 smart 14 cashmere 19 , 14 cashmere 20 almost 14 cashmere 23 . 21 new 22 shoes 22 shoes 23 . lida was furnished forth for the summer . 1 lida 2 was 1 lida 3 furnished 1 lida 7 summer 3 furnished 4 forth 4 forth 5 for 6 the 7 summer 7 summer 8 . she had no qualms in the matter . 1 she 4 qualms 2 had 4 qualms 3 no 4 qualms 4 qualms 5 in 4 qualms 7 matter 4 qualms 8 . 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 matter in her eyes the manse people were quite fabulously rich , and no doubt those girls had slathers of shoes and stockings . 1 in 3 eyes 2 her 3 eyes 3 eyes 9 fabulously 4 the 5 manse 5 manse 9 fabulously 6 people 9 fabulously 7 were 9 fabulously 8 quite 9 fabulously 9 fabulously 10 rich 9 fabulously 11 , 9 fabulously 12 and 9 fabulously 13 no 9 fabulously 14 doubt 14 doubt 18 slathers 15 those 18 slathers 16 girls 18 slathers 17 had 18 slathers 18 slathers 19 of 18 slathers 20 shoes 18 slathers 21 and 18 slathers 22 stockings 18 slathers 23 . 22 stockings 23 . " you 'll have to wear your good boots every day now and they 'll soon scuff out . " 1 " 3 'll 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 have 3 'll 17 scuff 4 have 5 to 6 wear 7 your 6 wear 9 boots 7 your 8 good 9 boots 10 every 10 every 11 day 11 day 17 scuff 12 now 17 scuff 13 and 17 scuff 14 they 17 scuff 15 'll 17 scuff 16 soon 17 scuff 17 scuff 18 out 17 scuff 20 " 19 . 20 " " [i] don't care , " cried [faith] , still in the [fine] glow of [having] [done] a kindness to a [fellow] creature . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 5 , 3 don't 4 care 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 cried 7 cried 24 . 9 , 12 the 9 , 14 glow 10 still 11 in 11 in 12 the 14 glow 19 kindness 15 of 18 a 18 a 19 kindness 19 kindness 20 to 19 kindness 23 creature 21 a 23 creature 23 creature 24 . " it isn't fair [that] [i] [should] [have] [two] pairs of shoes and [poor] [little] [lida] [marsh] not [have] any . 1 " 3 isn't 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 fair 4 fair 10 pairs 10 pairs 11 of 11 of 12 shoes 12 shoes 13 and 12 shoes 21 . 18 not 20 any 20 any 21 . [now] [we] [both] [have] [a] [pair] [.] and it 's true . 1 and 2 it 2 it 4 true 3 's 4 true 4 true 5 . i feel [far] [happier] [now] [than] [i] [ever] [did] in my [whole] life [before] . 1 i 2 feel 1 i 11 my 10 in 11 my 11 my 13 life 13 life 15 . just think of [lida] [walking] [home] this [very] [minute] [with] [her] [poor] [little] [feet] [all] [nice] [and] warm [and] comfy . " 1 just 2 think 2 think 3 of 3 of 7 this 7 this 18 warm 18 warm 22 " 20 comfy 21 . 21 . 22 " " you know you haven't another pair [of] [black] cashmere stockings , " said [una] . 1 " 5 haven't 2 you 3 know 2 you 5 haven't 3 know 4 you 5 haven't 7 pair 6 another 7 pair 7 pair 16 . 10 cashmere 11 stockings 11 stockings 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . you 've nothing but those two pairs of striped stockings you hate so [.] ["] 1 you 2 've 2 've 7 pairs 3 nothing 4 but 3 nothing 7 pairs 5 those 7 pairs 6 two 7 pairs 7 pairs 8 of 7 pairs 10 stockings 7 pairs 11 you 7 pairs 12 hate 7 pairs 13 so 9 striped 10 stockings all the glow [and] uplift went out of [faith] . 1 all 2 the 2 the 3 glow 3 glow 5 uplift 5 uplift 8 of 5 uplift 10 . 6 went 7 out 7 out 8 of her gladness collapsed like a pricked balloon . 1 her 3 collapsed 2 gladness 3 collapsed 3 collapsed 4 like 3 collapsed 5 a 3 collapsed 6 pricked 3 collapsed 7 balloon 7 balloon 8 . she sat for a few dismal minutes in silence , facing the consequences of her rash act . 1 she 2 sat 2 sat 11 facing 3 for 4 a 4 a 5 few 5 few 11 facing 6 dismal 11 facing 7 minutes 11 facing 8 in 9 silence 9 silence 10 , 9 silence 11 facing 11 facing 16 rash 12 the 13 consequences 13 consequences 14 of 14 of 15 her 15 her 16 rash 16 rash 17 act 17 act 18 . " oh , [una] , [i] never [thought] of [that] , " she said dolefully . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 14 said 5 , 7 never 5 , 14 said 9 of 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 said 13 she 14 said 14 said 15 dolefully 15 dolefully 16 . " [i] didn't stop to think [at] [all] . " 1 " 10 " 3 didn't 4 stop 4 stop 6 think 4 stop 9 . 5 to 6 think 9 . 10 " they were undoubtedly hideous . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 undoubtedly 3 undoubtedly 4 hideous 4 hideous 5 . faith loathed them as she had never loathed anything before . 1 faith 8 loathed 2 loathed 8 loathed 3 them 8 loathed 4 as 8 loathed 5 she 6 had 5 she 8 loathed 6 had 8 loathed 7 never 8 loathed 8 loathed 9 anything 8 loathed 10 before 10 before 11 . wear them she certainly would not . 1 wear 2 them 1 wear 4 certainly 3 she 4 certainly 4 certainly 6 not 5 would 6 not 6 not 7 . they were still unworn in her bureau drawer . 1 they 2 were 1 they 4 unworn 2 were 4 unworn 3 still 4 unworn 4 unworn 5 in 4 unworn 6 her 4 unworn 7 bureau 4 unworn 8 drawer 4 unworn 9 . 8 drawer 9 . " you 'll have to wear the striped stockings after this , " said [una] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 have 4 have 5 to 5 to 6 wear 6 wear 9 stockings 7 the 8 striped 8 striped 9 stockings 9 stockings 16 . 10 after 11 this 10 after 12 , 12 , 14 said 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " just think how the boys in school will laugh at you . 1 " 4 how 2 just 3 think 2 just 4 how 4 how 10 laugh 4 how 12 you 5 the 6 boys 6 boys 8 school 6 boys 10 laugh 7 in 8 school 9 will 10 laugh 10 laugh 11 at 12 you 13 . you know how they [laugh] [at] [mamie] [warren] [for] [her] [striped] stockings and call her barber pole and yours are far worse . " 1 you 2 know 1 you 24 " 2 know 3 how 3 how 4 they 12 stockings 13 and 12 stockings 16 barber 14 call 16 barber 15 her 16 barber 16 barber 17 pole 16 barber 18 and 16 barber 19 yours 16 barber 20 are 16 barber 21 far 16 barber 22 worse 22 worse 23 . 23 . 24 " " [i] won't wear them , " said [faith] . 1 " 3 won't 3 won't 4 wear 4 wear 5 them 5 them 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " [i] 'll [go] barefooted [first] , [cold] as it is . " 1 " 3 'll 1 " 5 barefooted 5 barefooted 7 , 7 , 13 " 9 as 10 it 10 it 11 is 10 it 12 . 12 . 13 " " you can't go barefooted to church to-morrow . 1 " 3 can't 2 you 3 can't 3 can't 5 barefooted 4 go 5 barefooted 5 barefooted 7 church 5 barefooted 8 to-morrow 5 barefooted 9 . 6 to 7 church think [what] [people] would [say] . ["] 1 think 4 would 4 would 6 . " then [i] 'll stay home . " 1 " 2 then 1 " 8 " 4 'll 5 stay 5 stay 6 home 6 home 7 . 7 . 8 " " you can't . 1 " 3 can't 2 you 3 can't 3 can't 4 . you know very well [aunt] [martha] will make [you] [go] . ["] 1 you 2 know 1 you 7 will 2 know 4 well 3 very 4 well 7 will 8 make 8 make 11 . faith did know this . 1 faith 2 did 2 did 3 know 3 know 4 this 3 know 5 . the one thing on which [aunt] [martha] [troubled] [herself] [to] insist was that they [must] all [go] [to] [church] [,] rain or shine . 1 the 3 thing 1 the 5 which 2 one 3 thing 4 on 5 which 5 which 11 insist 11 insist 24 . 12 was 13 that 13 that 14 they 14 they 16 all 16 all 21 rain 21 rain 23 shine 21 rain 24 . 22 or 23 shine how they were dressed , or if they were dressed at all , never concerned her . 1 how 2 they 2 they 3 were 3 were 15 concerned 4 dressed 5 , 4 dressed 15 concerned 5 , 6 or 7 if 9 were 8 they 9 were 9 were 15 concerned 10 dressed 11 at 10 dressed 15 concerned 12 all 15 concerned 13 , 14 never 14 never 15 concerned 15 concerned 17 . 16 her 17 . but go they must . 1 but 2 go 1 but 3 they 1 but 4 must 4 must 5 . that was [how] [aunt] [martha] had been [brought] [up] seventy years ago , and that [was] how she meant to bring them up . 1 that 2 was 1 that 6 had 6 had 7 been 7 been 10 seventy 10 seventy 24 . 11 years 12 ago 12 ago 13 , 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 that 14 and 22 them 15 that 19 meant 17 how 18 she 18 she 19 meant 19 meant 20 to 19 meant 21 bring 22 them 23 up 22 them 24 . " haven't you got a pair you can lend me , [una] ? " said [poor] [faith] piteously . 1 " 2 haven't 2 haven't 3 you 2 haven't 4 got 2 haven't 6 pair 4 got 5 a 6 pair 13 ? 7 you 8 can 7 you 10 me 7 you 13 ? 9 lend 10 me 10 me 11 , 13 ? 14 " 14 " 15 said 15 said 18 piteously 18 piteously 19 . una shook her head . 1 una 2 shook 2 shook 3 her 2 shook 4 head 4 head 5 . " no , you know [i] only have the one black pair . 1 " 2 no 1 " 4 you 2 no 3 , 4 you 5 know 5 know 13 . 7 only 10 one 7 only 12 pair 8 have 10 one 9 the 10 one 11 black 12 pair 12 pair 13 . and they 're so tight [i] can hardly get them on . 1 and 2 they 2 they 3 're 2 they 8 hardly 4 so 8 hardly 5 tight 8 hardly 7 can 8 hardly 8 hardly 9 get 9 get 10 them 9 get 11 on 11 on 12 . they wouldn't go on you . 1 they 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 go 3 go 4 on 4 on 6 . 5 you 6 . neither would my gray ones . 1 neither 2 would 1 neither 5 ones 3 my 5 ones 4 gray 5 ones 5 ones 6 . besides , the legs of [them] [are] all darned [and] darned . " 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 13 " 2 , 3 the 3 the 4 legs 4 legs 5 of 8 all 9 darned 9 darned 11 darned 11 darned 12 . 12 . 13 " " [i] won't wear those striped stockings , " said [faith] stubbornly . 1 " 3 won't 3 won't 4 wear 4 wear 7 stockings 5 those 7 stockings 6 striped 7 stockings 7 stockings 12 stubbornly 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 stubbornly 12 stubbornly 13 . " [the] feel of them is even worse than the looks . 1 " 12 . 3 feel 8 worse 4 of 5 them 5 them 8 worse 6 is 8 worse 7 even 8 worse 8 worse 9 than 8 worse 11 looks 8 worse 12 . 9 than 10 the they make me feel as if my legs were as big as barrels and they 're so [scratchy] . " 1 they 2 make 2 make 4 feel 3 me 4 feel 4 feel 5 as 5 as 6 if 5 as 19 . 7 my 8 legs 8 legs 9 were 8 legs 13 barrels 10 as 13 barrels 11 big 13 barrels 12 as 13 barrels 13 barrels 19 . 14 and 19 . 15 they 19 . 16 're 19 . 17 so 19 . 19 . 20 " " well , [i] don't know what you 're going to do . " 1 " 2 well 1 " 5 don't 2 well 3 , 5 don't 6 know 6 know 7 what 7 what 8 you 7 what 12 do 8 you 9 're 9 're 10 going 11 to 12 do 12 do 14 " 13 . 14 " " [if] [father] [was] [home] [i] 'd go and ask him to get me a [new] [pair] [before] the store closes . 1 " 10 ask 7 'd 8 go 8 go 9 and 8 go 10 ask 10 ask 11 him 11 him 22 . 12 to 13 get 12 to 14 me 14 me 15 a 15 a 21 closes 19 the 20 store 19 the 21 closes 21 closes 22 . but he won't be home till too late . 1 but 2 he 1 but 3 won't 3 won't 4 be 3 won't 6 till 5 home 6 till 6 till 8 late 7 too 8 late 8 late 9 . i 'll ask him [monday] [and] [i] [won't] go to church tomorrow . 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 ask 3 ask 4 him 4 him 13 . 9 go 11 church 9 go 12 tomorrow 10 to 11 church 12 tomorrow 13 . i 'll pretend [i] 'm sick and [aunt] [martha] ['ll] [have] [to] let me stay home . " 1 i 2 'll 1 i 5 'm 2 'll 3 pretend 5 'm 6 sick 6 sick 7 and 7 and 13 let 13 let 14 me 14 me 18 " 15 stay 16 home 16 home 17 . 17 . 18 " " that would be acting a [lie] [,] [faith] [,] " [cried] [una] [.] 1 " 11 " 2 that 3 would 3 would 4 be 4 be 5 acting 5 acting 6 a 6 a 11 " " you [can't] do that . 1 " 2 you 1 " 6 . 2 you 4 do 4 do 5 that you know it would be dreadful . 1 you 2 know 2 know 3 it 3 it 4 would 4 would 5 be 4 would 6 dreadful 6 dreadful 7 . what would father say if he knew ? 1 what 4 say 1 what 8 ? 2 would 4 say 3 father 4 say 4 say 7 knew 5 if 7 knew 6 he 7 knew he said we must [never] [tell] [or] act a lie he [said] [he'd] [trust] [us] not to . 1 he 2 said 1 he 10 lie 2 said 9 a 3 we 4 must 4 must 8 act 8 act 9 a 10 lie 17 to 10 lie 18 . 11 he 16 not 16 not 17 to you [can't] do it , [faith] . 1 you 3 do 3 do 4 it 4 it 7 . 5 , 7 . just wear the striped stockings . 1 just 2 wear 2 wear 5 stockings 3 the 4 striped 4 striped 5 stockings 5 stockings 6 . it 'll only be for once . 1 it 4 be 2 'll 4 be 3 only 4 be 4 be 5 for 5 for 6 once 5 for 7 . nobody will notice them in church . 1 nobody 2 will 1 nobody 3 notice 3 notice 4 them 3 notice 6 church 4 them 5 in 6 church 7 . it isn't like school . 1 it 2 isn't 2 isn't 3 like 3 like 5 . 4 school 5 . and your new brown dress is so long they won't show much . 1 and 11 show 2 your 5 dress 3 new 5 dress 4 brown 5 dress 5 dress 6 is 5 dress 11 show 6 is 7 so 7 so 8 long 7 so 9 they 10 won't 11 show 11 show 13 . 12 much 13 . " [i] won't wear those stockings , " repeated [faith] . 1 " 3 won't 1 " 9 repeated 3 won't 4 wear 5 those 6 stockings 6 stockings 9 repeated 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 repeated 9 repeated 11 . she uncoiled her bare , white legs from the tombstone and deliberately walked through the wet , cold grass to the bank of snow . 1 she 2 uncoiled 2 uncoiled 3 her 2 uncoiled 4 bare 2 uncoiled 5 , 2 uncoiled 6 white 2 uncoiled 7 legs 2 uncoiled 8 from 8 from 9 the 8 from 10 tombstone 10 tombstone 11 and 10 tombstone 12 deliberately 10 tombstone 13 walked 10 tombstone 14 through 10 tombstone 16 wet 14 through 15 the 16 wet 17 , 16 wet 18 cold 16 wet 19 grass 16 wet 22 bank 20 to 21 the 21 the 22 bank 22 bank 23 of 22 bank 24 snow 24 snow 25 . setting her teeth , she stepped upon it and stood there . 1 setting 3 teeth 1 setting 6 stepped 2 her 3 teeth 4 , 5 she 5 she 6 stepped 6 stepped 7 upon 6 stepped 9 and 6 stepped 10 stood 7 upon 8 it 10 stood 11 there 11 there 12 . " what are you doing ? " cried [una] aghast . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 are 2 what 4 you 2 what 5 doing 5 doing 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 cried 8 cried 10 aghast 10 aghast 11 . " you 'll catch your death of cold [,] [faith] [meredith] . " 1 " 2 you 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 catch 4 catch 8 cold 4 catch 12 . 5 your 6 death 6 death 7 of 6 death 8 cold 12 . 13 " " [i] ['m] trying [to] , " answered [faith] . 1 " 8 answered 4 trying 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 8 answered 10 . " [i] [hope] [i] 'll catch a fearful cold and be [awful] sick to-morrow . 1 " 5 'll 5 'll 6 catch 6 catch 8 fearful 7 a 8 fearful 8 fearful 9 cold 8 fearful 13 sick 8 fearful 14 to-morrow 9 cold 10 and 11 be 13 sick 14 to-morrow 15 . then [i] won't [be] acting a lie . 1 then 5 acting 3 won't 5 acting 5 acting 6 a 5 acting 7 lie 5 acting 8 . i 'm going to stand [here] as long as [i] can bear it . " 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 going 3 going 4 to 4 to 5 stand 4 to 14 . 5 stand 8 long 7 as 8 long 8 long 9 as 11 can 12 bear 12 bear 13 it 13 it 14 . 14 . 15 " " but , [faith] [,] you [might] really die [.] 1 " 2 but 1 " 3 , 1 " 6 you 6 you 8 really 8 really 9 die you might get pneumonia . 1 you 2 might 2 might 4 pneumonia 3 get 4 pneumonia 4 pneumonia 5 . please , [faith] don't . 1 please 2 , 1 please 4 don't 4 don't 5 . let's go into the house and [get] [something] [for] [your] [feet] [.] 1 let's 2 go 2 go 3 into 2 go 6 and 3 into 5 house 4 the 5 house oh , [here] 's [jerry] [.] 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 4 's i 'm so thankful . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 3 so 2 'm 4 thankful 4 thankful 5 . jerry [,] [make] [faith] [get] [off] [that] snow . 1 jerry 8 snow 8 snow 9 . look at her feet . " 1 look 2 at 2 at 4 feet 3 her 4 feet 4 feet 5 . 5 . 6 " " holy cats ! 1 " 4 ! 2 holy 3 cats 3 cats 4 ! faith [,] [what] [are] [you] [doing] [?] ["] demanded [jerry] . 1 faith 9 demanded 9 demanded 11 . " are you crazy ? " 1 " 2 are 2 are 3 you 2 are 4 crazy 4 crazy 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . go away ! " snapped [faith] . 1 go 2 away 1 go 3 ! 3 ! 4 " 4 " 5 snapped 5 snapped 7 . " then are you punishing yourself for something ? 1 " 9 ? 2 then 5 punishing 3 are 5 punishing 4 you 5 punishing 5 punishing 6 yourself 5 punishing 7 for 5 punishing 8 something 5 punishing 9 ? it isn't [right] , if you are . 1 it 2 isn't 2 isn't 8 . 4 , 5 if 4 , 8 . 5 if 6 you 6 you 7 are you 'll be sick . " 1 you 2 'll 2 'll 3 be 3 be 4 sick 4 sick 5 . 5 . 6 " " [i] want to be sick . 1 " 7 . 3 want 4 to 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 sick 6 sick 7 . i 'm not punishing myself . 1 i 2 'm 2 'm 4 punishing 3 not 4 punishing 4 punishing 5 myself 5 myself 6 . go away . " 1 go 2 away 2 away 3 . 3 . 4 " " [where's] her shoes [and] stockings ? " asked [jerry] [of] [una] . 1 " 9 asked 3 her 4 shoes 4 shoes 6 stockings 6 stockings 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 13 . " she gave them [to] [lida] [marsh] . ["] 1 " 2 she 1 " 8 . 3 gave 4 them 4 them 8 . " [lida] [marsh] ? 1 " 4 ? what for ? " 1 what 2 for 1 what 3 ? 3 ? 4 " " [because] [lida] [had] [none] and [her] [feet] [were] so [cold] . 1 " 10 so 1 " 12 . 6 and 10 so and now she wants to be sick so that she won't have to go to church to-morrow and wear her striped stockings . 1 and 2 now 2 now 23 . 3 she 4 wants 4 wants 5 to 4 wants 6 be 4 wants 7 sick 5 to 6 be 7 sick 10 she 7 sick 11 won't 8 so 9 that 8 so 10 she 11 won't 12 have 11 won't 22 stockings 12 have 13 to 13 to 14 go 14 go 15 to 16 church 17 to-morrow 17 to-morrow 22 stockings 18 and 22 stockings 19 wear 22 stockings 20 her 22 stockings 21 striped 22 stockings 22 stockings 23 . but [,] [jerry] [,] [she] [may] die . " 1 but 7 die 7 die 8 . 8 . 9 " " [faith] , " said [jerry] , " [get] [off] that [ice-bank] [or] [i] 'll pull you off . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 4 " 15 'll 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 11 that 15 'll 16 pull 16 pull 17 you 17 you 20 " 18 off 19 . 19 . 20 " " pull away , " dared [faith] . 1 " 2 pull 2 pull 3 away 3 away 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 dared 6 dared 8 . jerry sprang at her and caught her arms . 1 jerry 2 sprang 2 sprang 3 at 2 sprang 4 her 2 sprang 5 and 2 sprang 6 caught 2 sprang 8 arms 7 her 8 arms 8 arms 9 . he pulled [one] way and [faith] pulled [another] . 1 he 2 pulled 1 he 7 pulled 2 pulled 4 way 4 way 5 and 7 pulled 9 . una [ran] [behind] [faith] and pushed . 1 una 5 and 1 una 6 pushed 6 pushed 7 . faith stormed [at] [jerry] to [leave] [her] [alone] . 1 faith 9 . 2 stormed 5 to 2 stormed 9 . jerry stormed back at her not to be [a] dizzy idiot ; and [una] [cried] . 1 jerry 2 stormed 2 stormed 3 back 2 stormed 4 at 2 stormed 5 her 2 stormed 6 not 2 stormed 8 be 6 not 7 to 8 be 10 dizzy 10 dizzy 11 idiot 11 idiot 12 ; 12 ; 13 and 13 and 16 . they made no end of noise and they were close to the road fence of the graveyard . 1 they 10 close 2 made 6 noise 3 no 4 end 4 end 5 of 4 end 6 noise 6 noise 7 and 6 noise 10 close 8 they 9 were 8 they 10 close 10 close 11 to 10 close 14 fence 12 the 13 road 13 road 14 fence 14 fence 17 graveyard 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 graveyard 17 graveyard 18 . henry [warren] and [his] [wife] [drove] [by] [and] [heard] [and] saw them . 1 henry 3 and 1 henry 13 . 11 saw 12 them 12 them 13 . very soon [the] [glen] [heard] [that] [the] manse [children] had been having an awful fight in the graveyard and using most improper language . 1 very 2 soon 2 soon 8 manse 8 manse 18 graveyard 10 had 11 been 11 been 12 having 12 having 18 graveyard 13 an 14 awful 14 awful 18 graveyard 15 fight 18 graveyard 16 in 18 graveyard 17 the 18 graveyard 18 graveyard 19 and 18 graveyard 22 improper 20 using 22 improper 21 most 22 improper 22 improper 23 language 22 improper 24 . they all went in amiably and went to bed . 1 they 2 all 1 they 3 went 3 went 9 bed 4 in 9 bed 5 amiably 7 went 5 amiably 9 bed 6 and 7 went 8 to 9 bed 9 bed 10 . faith slept like a cherub and woke in the morning without a trace of a cold . 1 faith 5 cherub 2 slept 5 cherub 3 like 5 cherub 4 a 5 cherub 5 cherub 7 woke 5 cherub 10 morning 5 cherub 11 without 6 and 7 woke 8 in 10 morning 9 the 10 morning 11 without 13 trace 12 a 13 trace 13 trace 14 of 13 trace 16 cold 13 trace 17 . 14 of 15 a she felt that she couldn't feign sickness and act a lie , after remembering that long-ago talk with her father . 1 she 6 feign 2 felt 6 feign 3 that 6 feign 4 she 6 feign 5 couldn't 6 feign 6 feign 7 sickness 6 feign 8 and 6 feign 9 act 6 feign 10 a 6 feign 11 lie 11 lie 16 long-ago 12 , 13 after 13 after 16 long-ago 14 remembering 16 long-ago 15 that 16 long-ago 16 long-ago 17 talk 16 long-ago 18 with 16 long-ago 20 father 16 long-ago 21 . 18 with 19 her but she was still as fully determined as ever that she would not wear those abominable stockings to church . 1 but 7 determined 2 she 3 was 2 she 7 determined 3 was 7 determined 4 still 6 fully 5 as 6 fully 6 fully 7 determined 7 determined 8 as 7 determined 12 would 7 determined 19 church 8 as 9 ever 10 that 12 would 11 she 12 would 12 would 13 not 14 wear 17 stockings 15 those 16 abominable 16 abominable 17 stockings 17 stockings 19 church 18 to 19 church 19 church 20 . [chapter] [xxv] [.] [another] [scandal] [and] [another] ["] [explanation] ["] faith [went] early to [sunday] [school] and was seated in the corner of her class pew before any one came . 1 faith 16 pew 3 early 4 to 3 early 15 class 7 and 8 was 7 and 9 seated 9 seated 15 class 10 in 11 the 11 the 12 corner 12 corner 13 of 13 of 14 her 14 her 15 class 15 class 16 pew 16 pew 17 before 16 pew 21 . 17 before 20 came 18 any 19 one 19 one 20 came two good inches of bare white leg showed plainly . 1 two 3 inches 2 good 3 inches 3 inches 4 of 3 inches 5 bare 3 inches 6 white 3 inches 7 leg 3 inches 8 showed 3 inches 9 plainly 9 plainly 10 . faith [and] [carl] [sat] [alone] in [the] [manse] [pew] . 1 faith 6 in 1 faith 10 . jerry had gone into the gallery to sit with a chum and the [blythe] [girls] [had] [taken] [una] with them . 1 jerry 6 gallery 2 had 3 gone 3 gone 6 gallery 4 into 5 the 4 into 6 gallery 5 the 6 gallery 6 gallery 8 sit 6 gallery 9 with 6 gallery 10 a 6 gallery 11 chum 6 gallery 19 with 6 gallery 21 . 7 to 8 sit 11 chum 12 and 12 and 13 the 20 them 21 . the [meredith] children were [given] [to] ["] [sitting] all [over] the [church] ["] in [this] [fashion] [and] a great many people thought it very improper . 1 the 3 children 3 children 4 were 4 were 9 all 9 all 11 the 11 the 26 . 14 in 25 improper 18 a 19 great 19 great 25 improper 20 many 25 improper 21 people 25 improper 22 thought 25 improper 23 it 25 improper 24 very 25 improper 25 improper 26 . but [jerry] [hated] the manse pew at the very top of the [church] [,] [under] [the] [eyes] of [elder] [clow] and his family . 1 but 4 the 4 the 5 manse 5 manse 6 pew 6 pew 10 top 7 at 10 top 8 the 9 very 8 the 10 top 10 top 11 of 11 of 12 the 12 the 18 of 18 of 23 family 21 and 22 his 22 his 23 family 23 family 24 . he escaped from it whenever he could . 1 he 7 could 2 escaped 3 from 2 escaped 5 whenever 4 it 5 whenever 5 whenever 6 he 6 he 7 could 7 could 8 . carl , absorbed in watching a spider spinning its web at the window , did not notice [faith] 's legs . 1 carl 7 spider 2 , 3 absorbed 3 absorbed 4 in 3 absorbed 7 spider 5 watching 7 spider 6 a 7 spider 7 spider 10 web 7 spider 21 . 8 spinning 10 web 9 its 10 web 10 web 11 at 10 web 13 window 10 web 14 , 10 web 15 did 12 the 13 window 15 did 16 not 16 not 17 notice 19 's 20 legs 20 legs 21 . she walked home with her father after church and he never noticed them . 1 she 2 walked 2 walked 3 home 2 walked 4 with 2 walked 8 church 4 with 5 her 5 her 6 father 7 after 8 church 8 church 9 and 8 church 12 noticed 9 and 10 he 10 he 12 noticed 11 never 12 noticed 12 noticed 13 them 13 them 14 . but nobody else [in] [glen] [st] [mary] was ignorant of it . 1 but 2 nobody 2 nobody 3 else 3 else 12 . 8 was 9 ignorant 9 ignorant 10 of 10 of 11 it 10 of 12 . the few [who] [had] [not] [seen] [soon] [heard] . 1 the 2 few 2 few 9 . nothing else was talked of on the way home from church . 1 nothing 2 else 1 nothing 4 talked 2 else 3 was 4 talked 5 of 4 talked 11 church 6 on 7 the 6 on 8 way 8 way 9 home 9 home 10 from 9 home 11 church 11 church 12 . miss [cornelia] [said] that [she] [,] [for] [her] [part] [,] [gave] [up] [.] 1 miss 4 that there was no use worrying over the manse fry any longer . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 use 4 use 9 fry 5 worrying 9 fry 6 over 7 the 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 9 fry 9 fry 11 longer 10 any 11 longer 11 longer 12 . even [mrs] [dr] [blythe] [felt] a [little] [shocked] [,] [though] [she] [attributed] [the] occurrence [solely] [to] [faith] 's forgetfulness . 1 even 6 a 6 a 14 occurrence 14 occurrence 19 forgetfulness 18 's 19 forgetfulness 19 forgetfulness 20 . " you need not tell me anything [but] that it was [old] [martha] 's fault , [mrs] [dr] [dear] . " she told [anne] [.] 1 " 2 you 1 " 14 's 2 you 3 need 3 need 4 not 3 need 5 tell 3 need 7 anything 5 tell 6 me 9 that 11 was 9 that 14 's 10 it 11 was 14 's 15 fault 14 's 20 . 15 fault 16 , 20 . 21 " 21 " 22 she 22 she 23 told " [i] [suppose] [that] poor [little] [child] [had] [no] decent stockings to wear . 1 " 5 poor 5 poor 10 decent 10 decent 11 stockings 11 stockings 14 . 12 to 13 wear 12 to 14 . i suppose every stocking she had was in holes , as you know very well they generally are . 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 4 stocking 2 suppose 18 are 3 every 4 stocking 4 stocking 5 she 4 stocking 7 was 4 stocking 8 in 4 stocking 9 holes 5 she 6 had 9 holes 10 , 9 holes 13 know 9 holes 15 well 11 as 12 you 12 you 13 know 14 very 15 well 15 well 16 they 15 well 17 generally 18 are 19 . i really did not know what [way] to [look] . " 1 i 5 know 1 i 8 to 2 really 5 know 3 did 4 not 3 did 5 know 5 know 6 what 8 to 10 . 10 . 11 " i [thought] [mrs] [deacon] [hazard] ['s] [eyes] would drop out of her head . 1 i 8 would 8 would 9 drop 9 drop 10 out 9 drop 11 of 9 drop 13 head 11 of 12 her 12 her 13 head 13 head 14 . when she came out of [church] she said , ' [well] [,] [that] exhibition was no more than decent . 1 when 2 she 1 when 3 came 1 when 7 she 3 came 4 out 4 out 5 of 7 she 8 said 7 she 14 exhibition 8 said 9 , 8 said 10 ' 14 exhibition 20 . 15 was 16 no 16 no 17 more 17 more 18 than 17 more 19 decent 19 decent 20 . i do pity the [presbyterians] . ' 1 i 2 do 2 do 7 ' 3 pity 4 the 3 pity 6 . 6 . 7 ' and we [just] had to [take] it . 1 and 2 we 2 we 4 had 4 had 5 to 5 to 8 . 7 it 8 . there was nothing one could say [.] ["] 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 nothing 3 nothing 5 could 3 nothing 6 say 4 one 5 could " there was something [i] [could] [have] said , [mrs] [dr] dear , if [i] had heard her , " said [susan] grimly . 1 " 2 there 1 " 8 said 2 there 3 was 2 there 4 something 8 said 24 . 9 , 12 dear 9 , 21 said 12 dear 13 , 13 , 14 if 14 if 16 had 16 had 17 heard 18 her 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 said 21 said 23 grimly 23 grimly 24 . " [i] [would] [have] said , for one thing , that in my opinion clean bare legs were quite as decent as holes . 1 " 5 said 5 said 6 , 6 , 7 for 7 for 8 one 8 one 9 thing 8 one 23 holes 10 , 11 that 11 that 21 decent 12 in 13 my 13 my 14 opinion 14 opinion 16 bare 15 clean 16 bare 16 bare 17 legs 16 bare 21 decent 17 legs 18 were 19 quite 20 as 19 quite 21 decent 21 decent 22 as 21 decent 23 holes 23 holes 24 . i could have squelched [mrs] [deacon] [hazard] , [mrs] [dr] dear , and that you may tie to . " 1 i 3 have 2 could 3 have 3 have 4 squelched 4 squelched 8 , 8 , 11 dear 11 dear 12 , 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 that 14 that 17 tie 15 you 16 may 16 may 17 tie 17 tie 18 to 17 tie 19 . 19 . 20 " " [i] wish [mr] [meredith] [didn't] preach [quite] [so] [well] and [looked] [after] his family a little [better] , " retorted [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 wish 1 " 21 retorted 7 preach 11 and 11 and 14 his 14 his 15 family 15 family 16 a 16 a 20 " 17 little 19 , 19 , 20 " 20 " 21 retorted 21 retorted 24 . " [he] [could] [at] [least] glance [over] [his] [children] before they went to church and see that they were quite properly [clothed] . 1 " 6 glance 1 " 23 . 10 before 11 they 11 they 12 went 11 they 19 were 12 went 14 church 12 went 16 see 13 to 14 church 14 church 15 and 16 see 17 that 17 that 18 they 19 were 20 quite 20 quite 21 properly 21 properly 23 . i 'm tired [making] [excuses] for him , believe [me] . " 1 i 2 'm 1 i 9 believe 2 'm 3 tired 3 tired 8 , 6 for 7 him 7 him 8 , 9 believe 11 . 11 . 12 " meanwhile , [faith] ['s] soul [was] [being] harrowed [up] in [rainbow] [valley] . 1 meanwhile 2 , 1 meanwhile 5 soul 1 meanwhile 13 . 8 harrowed 10 in 8 harrowed 13 . mary [vance] [was] [there] and , as usual [,] [in] a lecturing mood . 1 mary 8 usual 5 and 7 as 6 , 7 as 7 as 8 usual 8 usual 14 . 11 a 12 lecturing 11 a 14 . 12 lecturing 13 mood " everybody ["] was talking , [and] " [everybody] " said the same thing . 1 " 8 " 2 everybody 5 talking 4 was 5 talking 5 talking 6 , 6 , 8 " 8 " 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 12 the 12 the 13 same 13 same 14 thing 13 same 15 . " [i] simply [feel] that [i] [can't] associate [with] you any longer , " she concluded . 1 " 16 concluded 3 simply 5 that 3 simply 8 associate 8 associate 12 longer 10 you 11 any 11 any 12 longer 12 longer 16 concluded 13 , 14 " 13 , 16 concluded 14 " 16 concluded 15 she 16 concluded 16 concluded 17 . " [we] are going to associate [with] her [then] , " cried [nan] [blythe] . 1 " 12 cried 3 are 4 going 4 going 5 to 5 to 6 associate 6 associate 8 her 8 her 10 , 10 , 12 cried 11 " 12 cried 12 cried 15 . nan secretly thought [faith] [had] [done] a awful thing , but she wasn't going to [let] [mary] [vance] [run] matters in this [high-handed] fashion . 1 nan 2 secretly 2 secretly 25 . 3 thought 20 matters 7 a 8 awful 7 a 20 matters 8 awful 9 thing 9 thing 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 she 11 but 13 wasn't 13 wasn't 14 going 14 going 15 to 20 matters 24 fashion 21 in 22 this 21 in 24 fashion 24 fashion 25 . " and if [you] [are] not [you] needn't come [any] [more] [to] [rainbow] [valley] , [miss] [vance] . " 1 " 8 needn't 2 and 3 if 3 if 6 not 6 not 8 needn't 8 needn't 18 . 9 come 15 , 15 , 18 . 18 . 19 " nan and [di] [both] [put] [their] arms around [faith] [and] glared [defiance] at [mary] . 1 nan 2 and 1 nan 11 glared 7 arms 8 around 7 arms 11 glared 11 glared 15 . 13 at 15 . the latter suddenly crumpled up , sat down on a stump and began to cry . 1 the 2 latter 2 latter 4 crumpled 3 suddenly 4 crumpled 4 crumpled 5 up 4 crumpled 7 sat 5 up 6 , 7 sat 8 down 7 sat 9 on 7 sat 11 stump 10 a 11 stump 11 stump 15 cry 11 stump 16 . 12 and 13 began 13 began 14 to 13 began 15 cry " it ain't that [i] don't want to , " she wailed . 1 " 3 ain't 1 " 12 wailed 2 it 3 ain't 3 ain't 4 that 6 don't 7 want 7 want 8 to 7 want 12 wailed 9 , 12 wailed 10 " 12 wailed 11 she 12 wailed 12 wailed 13 . " but [if] [i] [keep] [in] [with] [faith] [people] ['ll] [be] [saying] [i] [put] [her] up to [doing] [things] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 16 up 16 up 20 . 17 to 20 . some are saying it now , true 's you live . 1 some 2 are 2 are 7 true 3 saying 7 true 4 it 5 now 4 it 7 true 5 now 6 , 7 true 8 's 7 true 10 live 7 true 11 . 9 you 10 live i can't afford to have such things said [of] me , [now] that [i] ['m] in a respectable place and trying to be a lady . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 3 afford 3 afford 4 to 3 afford 6 such 3 afford 19 place 5 have 6 such 6 such 7 things 6 such 17 a 7 things 8 said 7 things 13 that 10 me 11 , 10 me 13 that 16 in 17 a 18 respectable 19 place 19 place 20 and 19 place 26 . 21 trying 22 to 22 to 23 be 23 be 24 a 24 a 25 lady 25 lady 26 . and [i] [never] went [bare-legged] in [church] [in] [my] [toughest] [days] . 1 and 4 went 4 went 6 in 6 in 12 . i 'd never have thought of doing such a thing . 1 i 2 'd 2 'd 3 never 3 never 5 thought 3 never 8 such 4 have 5 thought 5 thought 6 of 7 doing 8 such 8 such 9 a 8 such 10 thing 10 thing 11 . but [that] hateful [old] [kitty] [alec] [says] [faith] [has] [never] [been] the same [girl] since that [time] [i] stayed in the manse . 1 but 3 hateful 3 hateful 23 . 12 the 13 same 12 the 22 manse 13 same 15 since 15 since 16 that 19 stayed 20 in 20 in 21 the 21 the 22 manse 22 manse 23 . she [says] [cornelia] [elliott] [will] [live] [to] rue [the] [day] [she] took me [in] . 1 she 8 rue 8 rue 15 . 12 took 13 me 13 me 15 . it hurts my feelings , [i] tell you . 1 it 2 hurts 2 hurts 4 feelings 2 hurts 5 , 2 hurts 7 tell 3 my 4 feelings 7 tell 8 you 8 you 9 . but it 's [mr] [meredith] [i] ['m] [really] worried over . " 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 's 2 it 10 over 3 's 9 worried 10 over 11 . 11 . 12 " " [i] think you needn't worry about him , " said [di] scornfully . 1 " 4 you 1 " 5 needn't 3 think 4 you 5 needn't 6 worry 6 worry 7 about 7 about 8 him 8 him 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 scornfully 13 scornfully 14 . " it isn't likely necessary . 1 " 3 isn't 2 it 3 isn't 3 isn't 4 likely 4 likely 5 necessary 5 necessary 6 . now , [faith] darling , stop crying and tell us why you did it . " 1 now 2 , 1 now 9 tell 4 darling 5 , 4 darling 6 stop 6 stop 7 crying 6 stop 8 and 6 stop 9 tell 9 tell 10 us 9 tell 11 why 11 why 12 you 11 why 13 did 13 did 14 it 14 it 15 . 15 . 16 " faith explained tearfully . 1 faith 3 tearfully 2 explained 3 tearfully 3 tearfully 4 . the [blythe] girls sympathized with her [,] and [even] [mary] [vance] [agreed] that it was a [hard] position to be in . 1 the 3 girls 1 the 18 position 4 sympathized 5 with 4 sympathized 18 position 5 with 6 her 6 her 8 and 8 and 13 that 13 that 15 was 14 it 15 was 15 was 16 a 18 position 22 . 19 to 20 be 20 be 21 in 21 in 22 . but [jerry] [,] [on] [whom] the [thing] [came] [like] a thunderbolt , refused to be placated . 1 but 6 the 6 the 17 . 10 a 11 thunderbolt 10 a 17 . 11 thunderbolt 12 , 12 , 13 refused 13 refused 14 to 13 refused 16 placated 14 to 15 be so [this] [was] [what] some mysterious hints he had got in school that [day] [meant] [!] 1 so 13 that 5 some 7 hints 6 mysterious 7 hints 7 hints 9 had 7 hints 10 got 7 hints 11 in 7 hints 12 school 7 hints 13 that 8 he 9 had " [i] don't see that it was any harm , " said [faith] defiantly . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 10 , 3 don't 4 see 4 see 5 that 5 that 7 was 6 it 7 was 8 any 9 harm 9 harm 10 , 10 , 12 said 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 defiantly 14 defiantly 15 . " [not] [much] of my legs showed . 1 " 8 . 4 of 5 my 5 my 6 legs 6 legs 7 showed 6 legs 8 . it wasn't [wrong] and it [didn't] hurt [anybody] . " 1 it 2 wasn't 1 it 9 . 2 wasn't 7 hurt 4 and 5 it 5 it 7 hurt 9 . 10 " " it [will] hurt [dad] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 6 . 4 hurt 6 . you [know] [it] will . 1 you 4 will 4 will 5 . you know people blame him whenever we do anything queer . " 1 you 2 know 2 know 4 blame 3 people 4 blame 4 blame 5 him 4 blame 6 whenever 4 blame 11 . 6 whenever 7 we 6 whenever 9 anything 6 whenever 10 queer 8 do 9 anything 11 . 12 " " [i] didn't think of [that] , " muttered [faith] . 1 " 9 muttered 3 didn't 4 think 4 think 5 of 5 of 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 muttered 9 muttered 11 . " that 's just the trouble . 1 " 3 's 2 that 3 's 3 's 4 just 4 just 6 trouble 5 the 6 trouble 6 trouble 7 . you [didn't] think and you [should] have thought . 1 you 3 think 1 you 7 have 4 and 5 you 5 you 7 have 7 have 8 thought 8 thought 9 . that 's what [our] [club] [is] [for] to [bring] [us] [up] [and] [make] [us] think [.] 1 that 2 's 1 that 3 what 3 what 15 think 8 to 15 think we promised we 'd always stop and think before doing things . 1 we 4 'd 2 promised 4 'd 3 we 4 'd 4 'd 6 stop 5 always 6 stop 6 stop 7 and 6 stop 8 think 6 stop 9 before 6 stop 10 doing 10 doing 11 things 11 things 12 . you didn't and you 've got to be punished , [faith] and [real] hard [,] [too] . 1 you 5 've 2 didn't 4 you 3 and 4 you 4 you 5 've 5 've 6 got 6 got 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 punished 9 punished 10 , 10 , 12 and 12 and 14 hard 14 hard 17 . you 'll wear those striped stockings to school for a week for punishment . " 1 you 2 'll 2 'll 3 wear 3 wear 6 stockings 4 those 6 stockings 5 striped 6 stockings 6 stockings 8 school 6 stockings 11 week 6 stockings 14 . 7 to 8 school 9 for 11 week 10 a 11 week 11 week 13 punishment 12 for 13 punishment 14 . 15 " " oh , [jerry] , [won't] a [day] [do] [two] [days] [?] 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 5 , 7 a not a whole week [!] ["] 1 not 2 a 2 a 4 week 3 whole 4 week " yes , a [whole] week , " said inexorable [jerry] . 1 " 2 yes 1 " 9 said 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 4 a 6 week 7 , 7 , 9 said 8 " 9 said 9 said 12 . 10 inexorable 12 . " it is fair [ask] [jem] [blythe] if it isn't . " 1 " 10 isn't 2 it 3 is 2 it 10 isn't 4 fair 10 isn't 8 if 10 isn't 9 it 10 isn't 10 isn't 12 " 11 . 12 " faith felt [she] [would] [rather] submit [then] [ask] [jem] [blythe] [about] [such] a [matter] . 1 faith 15 . 2 felt 6 submit 6 submit 13 a 13 a 15 . she was beginning to realize that her offence was a quite shameful one . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 beginning 3 beginning 4 to 3 beginning 5 realize 5 realize 6 that 5 realize 7 her 5 realize 8 offence 8 offence 11 quite 8 offence 12 shameful 8 offence 14 . 9 was 10 a 9 was 11 quite 12 shameful 13 one " [i] 'll do it , then , " she muttered , a little sulkily . 1 " 3 'll 3 'll 4 do 4 do 5 it 5 it 16 . 6 , 7 then 7 then 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 muttered 10 she 11 muttered 11 muttered 15 sulkily 12 , 15 sulkily 13 a 14 little 14 little 15 sulkily 15 sulkily 16 . " you 're getting [off] easy , " said , [jerry] severely . 1 " 3 're 1 " 9 said 2 you 3 're 3 're 4 getting 6 easy 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 12 severely 10 , 12 severely 12 severely 13 . " and no matter how we punish you it won't help father . 1 " 3 no 2 and 3 no 3 no 4 matter 4 matter 5 how 4 matter 7 punish 4 matter 13 . 6 we 7 punish 7 punish 8 you 7 punish 10 won't 7 punish 11 help 7 punish 12 father 9 it 10 won't people will always think you just did it for mischief , and they 'll blame father for not stopping it . 1 people 3 always 2 will 3 always 3 always 4 think 3 always 7 did 3 always 10 mischief 4 think 5 you 6 just 7 did 7 did 8 it 9 for 10 mischief 10 mischief 15 blame 10 mischief 21 . 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 they 13 they 15 blame 14 'll 15 blame 15 blame 16 father 15 blame 17 for 15 blame 18 not 15 blame 19 stopping 15 blame 20 it 20 it 21 . we can never explain it to [everybody] . " 1 we 2 can 1 we 4 explain 2 can 3 never 4 explain 5 it 4 explain 6 to 6 to 8 . 8 . 9 " this aspect of the case weighed on [faith] ['s] [mind] . 1 this 2 aspect 2 aspect 3 of 2 aspect 6 weighed 3 of 4 the 4 the 5 case 6 weighed 7 on 7 on 11 . her own condemnation she could bear , but it tortured her that her father should be blamed . 1 her 3 condemnation 2 own 3 condemnation 3 condemnation 4 she 3 condemnation 5 could 3 condemnation 6 bear 3 condemnation 18 . 6 bear 9 it 6 bear 10 tortured 7 , 8 but 8 but 9 it 10 tortured 14 father 10 tortured 15 should 11 her 14 father 12 that 14 father 13 her 14 father 15 should 16 be 16 be 17 blamed if people knew the true facts of the case they would not blame him . 1 if 9 case 2 people 6 facts 3 knew 6 facts 4 the 6 facts 5 true 6 facts 6 facts 9 case 7 of 8 the 8 the 9 case 9 case 13 blame 10 they 11 would 11 would 12 not 12 not 13 blame 13 blame 14 him 13 blame 15 . but [how] could [she] make them known to all the world ? 1 but 3 could 3 could 5 make 3 could 12 ? 5 make 6 them 5 make 7 known 7 known 8 to 7 known 11 world 9 all 11 world 10 the 11 world getting up in church , as she had once done , and explaining the matter was out of the question . 1 getting 2 up 2 up 3 in 3 in 4 church 4 church 20 question 5 , 13 explaining 6 as 7 she 7 she 13 explaining 8 had 13 explaining 9 once 13 explaining 10 done 13 explaining 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 explaining 13 explaining 14 the 13 explaining 15 matter 13 explaining 16 was 13 explaining 17 out 17 out 18 of 17 out 20 question 19 the 20 question 20 question 21 . faith had heard [from] [mary] [vance] [how] the congregation [had] [looked] [upon] [that] performance and realized that she must not repeat it . 1 faith 14 performance 2 had 3 heard 3 heard 8 the 8 the 9 congregation 9 congregation 14 performance 14 performance 15 and 14 performance 16 realized 14 performance 23 . 16 realized 17 that 17 that 18 she 19 must 20 not 20 not 21 repeat 21 repeat 22 it 22 it 23 . faith worried over the problem for half a week . 1 faith 5 problem 2 worried 3 over 2 worried 5 problem 4 the 5 problem 5 problem 6 for 5 problem 7 half 5 problem 9 week 5 problem 10 . 8 a 9 week then she had an inspiration and promptly acted upon it . 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 had 3 had 5 inspiration 4 an 5 inspiration 5 inspiration 8 acted 5 inspiration 9 upon 5 inspiration 11 . 6 and 8 acted 7 promptly 8 acted 10 it 11 . she spent that evening in the garret , with a lamp and an exercise book , writing busily , with flushed cheeks and shining eyes . 1 she 2 spent 2 spent 4 evening 3 that 4 evening 4 evening 18 busily 5 in 6 the 6 the 7 garret 7 garret 11 lamp 8 , 9 with 9 with 10 a 10 a 11 lamp 11 lamp 12 and 11 lamp 14 exercise 13 an 14 exercise 14 exercise 15 book 14 exercise 18 busily 15 book 16 , 17 writing 18 busily 18 busily 20 with 18 busily 21 flushed 18 busily 24 shining 19 , 20 with 21 flushed 22 cheeks 21 flushed 23 and 24 shining 25 eyes 25 eyes 26 . it was the very thing ! 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 the 2 was 4 very 4 very 5 thing 5 thing 6 ! how clever she was to have thought of it ! 1 how 2 clever 2 clever 7 thought 2 clever 10 ! 3 she 4 was 3 she 7 thought 5 to 6 have 6 have 7 thought 7 thought 8 of 7 thought 9 it it would put everything right and explain everything and yet cause no scandal . 1 it 2 would 2 would 13 scandal 3 put 4 everything 4 everything 5 right 4 everything 13 scandal 6 and 13 scandal 7 explain 13 scandal 8 everything 13 scandal 9 and 13 scandal 10 yet 13 scandal 11 cause 13 scandal 12 no 13 scandal 13 scandal 14 . it was eleven o'clock when she had finished to her satisfaction and crept down to bed , dreadfully tired , but perfectly happy . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 eleven 3 eleven 4 o'clock 4 o'clock 8 finished 5 when 6 she 6 she 7 had 7 had 8 finished 8 finished 9 to 9 to 10 her 10 her 11 satisfaction 11 satisfaction 13 crept 12 and 13 crept 13 crept 14 down 13 crept 16 bed 13 crept 18 dreadfully 14 down 15 to 16 bed 17 , 18 dreadfully 24 . 19 tired 20 , 19 tired 22 perfectly 20 , 21 but 22 perfectly 23 happy 22 perfectly 24 . a letter signed ["] [faith] [meredith] ["] [occupied] a [prominent] [place] on the front page and ran as follows : 1 a 2 letter 1 a 3 signed 3 signed 9 a 9 a 14 front 12 on 13 the 13 the 14 front 14 front 15 page 15 page 19 follows 16 and 17 ran 17 ran 19 follows 18 as 19 follows 19 follows 20 : ["] [to] [whom] [it] [may] [concern] [:] it was dreadfully coarse yarn and all knots , and [i] never [saw] any of [mrs] [burr] 's [own] [children] wearing things made of such yarn [.] 1 it 2 was 1 it 18 's 2 was 3 dreadfully 3 dreadfully 4 coarse 4 coarse 5 yarn 5 yarn 6 and 5 yarn 8 knots 6 and 7 all 8 knots 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 12 never 12 never 14 any 14 any 15 of 18 's 21 wearing 21 wearing 26 yarn 22 things 26 yarn 23 made 26 yarn 24 of 26 yarn 25 such 26 yarn " [i] [just] couldn't bear to wear those hateful stockings . 1 " 11 . 4 couldn't 5 bear 5 bear 10 stockings 6 to 7 wear 7 wear 10 stockings 8 those 10 stockings 9 hateful 10 stockings 10 stockings 11 . they were so ugly and rough and felt so scratchy . 1 they 2 were 1 they 10 scratchy 3 so 10 scratchy 4 ugly 5 and 4 ugly 10 scratchy 5 and 10 scratchy 6 rough 7 and 6 rough 10 scratchy 7 and 10 scratchy 8 felt 10 scratchy 9 so 10 scratchy 10 scratchy 11 . everybody would have made fun of me . 1 everybody 7 me 2 would 3 have 2 would 7 me 3 have 5 fun 4 made 5 fun 5 fun 6 of 7 me 8 . i will not mention any names , but [i] [know] [who] they are and so [does] [father] . 1 i 2 will 2 will 3 not 3 not 4 mention 4 mention 5 any 4 mention 6 names 6 names 14 and 7 , 8 but 7 , 14 and 8 but 12 they 12 they 13 are 14 and 15 so 15 so 18 . but it [didn't] hurt me a [bit] [and] so [i] couldn't get out of [going] [to] [church] . 1 but 2 it 2 it 4 hurt 4 hurt 5 me 4 hurt 18 . 5 me 6 a 9 so 11 couldn't 11 couldn't 12 get 12 get 13 out 13 out 14 of 14 of 18 . so [i] [just] decided [i] [would] put my boots on and [go] that [way] . 1 so 4 decided 1 so 13 that 4 decided 9 boots 7 put 9 boots 8 my 9 boots 9 boots 10 on 9 boots 11 and 13 that 15 . " there is another thing [i] want to explain about [before] [i] stop . 1 " 14 . 2 there 3 is 3 is 5 thing 4 another 5 thing 5 thing 9 explain 7 want 8 to 8 to 9 explain 9 explain 10 about 9 explain 13 stop 9 explain 14 . mary [vance] told me that [mr] [evan] [boyd] is [blaming] the [lew] [baxters] [for] stealing [potatoes] out of his field [last] [fall] . 1 mary 3 told 3 told 4 me 4 me 23 . 5 that 9 is 9 is 11 the 11 the 20 field 15 stealing 17 out 15 stealing 20 field 17 out 18 of 17 out 19 his 20 field 23 . they did not touch his potatoes . 1 they 2 did 2 did 3 not 3 not 4 touch 3 not 7 . 4 touch 5 his 4 touch 6 potatoes they are very poor , but they are honest . 1 they 2 are 1 they 8 are 2 are 3 very 3 very 4 poor 5 , 6 but 6 but 7 they 7 they 8 are 8 are 9 honest 9 honest 10 . it was [us] did it [jerry] [and] [carl] [and] [i] . [una] was [not] [with] [us] at the [time] . 1 it 2 was 1 it 13 was 2 was 11 . 4 did 5 it 5 it 11 . 13 was 17 at 17 at 18 the 18 the 20 . we never thought it was stealing . 1 we 6 stealing 2 never 3 thought 3 thought 5 was 4 it 5 was 5 was 6 stealing 6 stealing 7 . we [just] [wanted] a [few] [potatoes] to cook [over] a [fire] [in] [rainbow] [valley] [one] evening to eat with our fried trout . 1 we 10 a 4 a 8 cook 4 a 10 a 7 to 8 cook 10 a 23 . 16 evening 21 fried 17 to 18 eat 18 eat 21 fried 19 with 21 fried 20 our 21 fried 21 fried 22 trout 22 trout 23 . but [mr] [boyd] [must] [not] [blame] [the] [lew] [baxters] [any] [more] [,] when they were quite innocent , and give them a bad name . 1 but 14 they 13 when 14 they 14 they 15 were 15 were 16 quite 16 quite 17 innocent 17 innocent 19 and 17 innocent 20 give 17 innocent 23 bad 18 , 19 and 20 give 21 them 22 a 23 bad 23 bad 24 name 23 bad 25 . " yours respectfully , 1 " 2 yours 2 yours 3 respectfully 3 respectfully 4 , " [faith] [meredith] . " 1 " 4 . 4 . 5 " [chapter] [xxvi] [.] [miss] [cornelia] [gets] [a] [new] [point] [of] [view] " nobody may see me , but [i] 'll be here . 1 " 11 here 2 nobody 11 here 3 may 4 see 3 may 10 be 5 me 6 , 6 , 7 but 7 but 9 'll 9 'll 10 be 10 be 11 here 11 here 12 . " [and] [i] [do] [not] believe in ghosts , seen or unseen . " 1 " 14 " 6 believe 8 ghosts 7 in 8 ghosts 8 ghosts 12 unseen 8 ghosts 14 " 9 , 12 unseen 10 seen 11 or 10 seen 12 unseen 13 . 14 " " oh , [susan] , [i] shall not be a ghost ! 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 2 oh 12 ! 7 shall 8 not 7 shall 9 be 9 be 10 a 10 a 11 ghost 11 ghost 12 ! that has such a horrible sound . 1 that 5 horrible 2 has 3 such 3 such 4 a 3 such 5 horrible 5 horrible 6 sound 6 sound 7 . i shall just be [me] . 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 just 2 shall 4 be 4 be 6 . and [i] shall run around in the twilight , whether it is morn or eve , and see all the spots [i] love . 1 and 24 . 3 shall 8 twilight 4 run 8 twilight 5 around 8 twilight 6 in 8 twilight 7 the 8 twilight 8 twilight 9 , 8 twilight 13 morn 8 twilight 24 . 10 whether 11 it 10 whether 13 morn 11 it 12 is 12 is 13 morn 13 morn 14 or 13 morn 15 eve 15 eve 17 and 15 eve 18 see 15 eve 19 all 15 eve 21 spots 15 eve 23 love 16 , 17 and 19 all 20 the do you remember how badly [i] felt when [i] left our [little] [house] [of] [dreams] [,] [susan] ? 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 remember 1 do 18 ? 3 remember 4 how 3 remember 5 badly 3 remember 11 our 5 badly 7 felt 5 badly 10 left 8 when 10 left i [thought] [i] could never love [ingleside] so [well] . 1 i 5 never 1 i 6 love 4 could 5 never 6 love 8 so 6 love 10 . but [i] do . 1 but 3 do 3 do 4 . i love every inch of the ground and every stick and stone on it . " 1 i 2 love 2 love 4 inch 3 every 4 inch 4 inch 5 of 4 inch 7 ground 4 inch 9 every 4 inch 10 stick 4 inch 15 . 5 of 6 the 7 ground 8 and 10 stick 11 and 10 stick 12 stone 10 stick 13 on 10 stick 14 it 15 . 16 " there are such things as fires and earthquakes . 1 there 2 are 2 are 8 earthquakes 3 such 8 earthquakes 4 things 8 earthquakes 5 as 8 earthquakes 6 fires 8 earthquakes 7 and 8 earthquakes 8 earthquakes 9 . we should always be prepared . 1 we 2 should 1 we 3 always 3 always 5 prepared 4 be 5 prepared 5 prepared 6 . the [tom] [macallisters] over-harbour were burned out [three] nights ago . 1 the 4 over-harbour 4 over-harbour 5 were 4 over-harbour 9 nights 6 burned 7 out 6 burned 9 nights 9 nights 11 . 10 ago 11 . some [say] [tom] [macallister] [set] [the] [house] [on] fire himself [to] [get] [the] [insurance] . 1 some 9 fire 9 fire 15 . 10 himself 15 . that may or may not be . 1 that 2 may 2 may 6 be 3 or 4 may 4 may 5 not 4 may 6 be 6 be 7 . but [i] [advise] [the] doctor [to] [have] [our] chimneys [seen] [to] at once . 1 but 5 doctor 5 doctor 9 chimneys 9 chimneys 14 . 12 at 13 once 12 at 14 . an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure . 1 an 2 ounce 2 ounce 3 of 2 ounce 4 prevention 4 prevention 5 is 4 prevention 6 worth 4 prevention 8 pound 4 prevention 9 of 4 prevention 10 cure 7 a 8 pound 10 cure 11 . but [i] [see] [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] [coming] in at the gate , looking as if she had been [sent] for and couldn't go . " 1 but 8 in 8 in 11 gate 9 at 10 the 10 the 11 gate 11 gate 12 , 12 , 25 " 13 looking 14 as 14 as 15 if 14 as 16 she 16 she 17 had 17 had 18 been 18 been 20 for 20 for 24 . 21 and 23 go 22 couldn't 23 go 23 go 24 . 24 . 25 " " [anne] dearie , have you [seen] the [journal] to-day ? " 1 " 4 , 1 " 6 you 3 dearie 4 , 5 have 6 you 6 you 11 ? 8 the 10 to-day 10 to-day 11 ? 11 ? 12 " anne bent over the daffodils to hide a smile . 1 anne 5 daffodils 2 bent 5 daffodils 3 over 5 daffodils 4 the 5 daffodils 5 daffodils 7 hide 5 daffodils 9 smile 6 to 7 hide 8 a 9 smile 9 smile 10 . " isn't it dreadful ? 1 " 2 isn't 2 isn't 4 dreadful 2 isn't 5 ? 3 it 4 dreadful what [is] to be done ? " asked [miss] [cornelia] despairingly . 1 what 5 done 1 what 6 ? 3 to 4 be 4 be 5 done 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 11 despairingly 11 despairingly 12 . anne led the way to [the] veranda , [where] [susan] was knitting , [with] [shirley] and [rilla] conning their primers on either side . 1 anne 2 led 2 led 7 veranda 3 the 4 way 3 the 7 veranda 4 way 5 to 7 veranda 12 knitting 8 , 11 was 11 was 12 knitting 12 knitting 18 conning 13 , 16 and 16 and 18 conning 18 conning 20 primers 19 their 20 primers 20 primers 21 on 20 primers 22 either 20 primers 23 side 20 primers 24 . susan was already on her [second] pair of stockings [for] [faith] . 1 susan 3 already 2 was 3 already 3 already 7 pair 4 on 7 pair 5 her 7 pair 7 pair 12 . 8 of 9 stockings 9 stockings 12 . susan never worried over poor humanity . 1 susan 6 humanity 1 susan 7 . 2 never 6 humanity 3 worried 6 humanity 4 over 6 humanity 5 poor 6 humanity she did [what] [in] her [lay] [for] [its] [betterment] [and] [serenely] [left] [the] [rest] to the [higher] [powers] . 1 she 2 did 1 she 5 her 5 her 19 . 15 to 16 the 15 to 19 . i have never thought [i] was [,] [and] so [i] go calmly [along] . 1 i 2 have 1 i 3 never 1 i 11 go 3 never 4 thought 3 never 9 so 4 thought 6 was 11 go 14 . 12 calmly 14 . not but what it has sometimes occurred to me that things might be run a little better than they are . 1 not 7 occurred 2 but 3 what 2 but 7 occurred 3 what 7 occurred 4 it 5 has 4 it 7 occurred 5 has 7 occurred 6 sometimes 7 occurred 7 occurred 8 to 7 occurred 9 me 7 occurred 10 that 7 occurred 11 things 7 occurred 12 might 8 to 9 me 12 might 13 be 12 might 14 run 12 might 17 better 14 run 16 little 15 a 16 little 17 better 18 than 18 than 19 they 18 than 21 . 19 they 20 are but it is not for us poor worms to nourish such thoughts . 1 but 10 nourish 2 it 3 is 2 it 10 nourish 4 not 10 nourish 5 for 10 nourish 6 us 10 nourish 7 poor 10 nourish 8 worms 10 nourish 9 to 10 nourish 10 nourish 11 such 10 nourish 12 thoughts 10 nourish 13 . they [only] make [us] uncomfortable [and] [do] not get [us] anywhere . ["] 1 they 3 make 3 make 5 uncomfortable 5 uncomfortable 12 . 8 not 9 get 8 not 11 anywhere 11 anywhere 12 . " [i] don't see that anything can be done [now] " said [anne] , pulling out a nice [,] [cushiony] chair [for] [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 don't 1 " 12 said 3 don't 4 see 4 see 5 that 4 see 6 anything 4 see 7 can 7 can 8 be 8 be 9 done 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 , 12 said 25 . 15 pulling 16 out 15 pulling 21 chair 17 a 18 nice 17 a 21 chair 21 chair 25 . " but how [in] [the] [world] did [mr] [vickers] allow [that] letter to be printed ? 1 " 3 how 2 but 3 how 3 how 7 did 3 how 16 ? 7 did 10 allow 10 allow 12 letter 12 letter 15 printed 13 to 14 be 13 to 15 printed surely he should have known better . " 1 surely 5 known 1 surely 7 . 2 he 5 known 3 should 4 have 4 have 5 known 5 known 6 better 7 . 8 " " why , [he] ['s] [away] [,] [anne] dearie he 's [been] [away] to [new] [brunswick] for a week . 1 " 2 why 1 " 20 . 2 why 3 , 3 , 9 dearie 9 dearie 14 to 10 he 11 's 10 he 14 to 17 for 19 week 18 a 19 week 19 week 20 . and [that] [young] scalawag of a [joe] [vickers] [is] editing [the] [journal] in his absence . 1 and 4 scalawag 4 scalawag 6 a 5 of 6 a 6 a 16 . 10 editing 15 absence 13 in 14 his 14 his 15 absence 15 absence 16 . as you say [,] [i] don't [suppose] there is anything to be done now , only live it down . 1 as 17 live 2 you 3 say 2 you 17 live 3 say 10 anything 6 don't 10 anything 8 there 9 is 8 there 10 anything 10 anything 13 done 11 to 12 be 12 be 13 done 13 done 14 now 13 done 16 only 14 now 15 , 17 live 18 it 17 live 19 down 17 live 20 . but [if] [i] [ever] [get] [joe] [vickers] [cornered] [somewhere] [i] ['ll] [give] him a talking to he won't forget in a hurry [.] 1 but 13 him 13 him 14 a 14 a 22 hurry 15 talking 16 to 15 talking 19 forget 15 talking 20 in 17 he 19 forget 18 won't 19 forget 20 in 21 a 21 a 22 hurry marshall never will take anything seriously just like a man . 1 marshall 6 seriously 1 marshall 10 man 2 never 5 anything 3 will 4 take 4 take 5 anything 5 anything 6 seriously 7 just 8 like 8 like 9 a 9 a 10 man 10 man 11 . fortunately , [evan] [boyd] is [like] [that] , too . 1 fortunately 2 , 1 fortunately 10 . 2 , 5 is 8 , 9 too 9 too 10 . he takes it as a joke and is laughing all over the place about it . 1 he 2 takes 2 takes 6 joke 3 it 6 joke 4 as 5 a 5 a 6 joke 6 joke 7 and 6 joke 8 is 6 joke 9 laughing 9 laughing 11 over 10 all 11 over 11 over 12 the 12 the 13 place 13 place 16 . 14 about 15 it 15 it 16 . and he ['s] [another] [methodist] [!] 1 and 2 he as for [mrs] [burr] [of] [upper] [glen] [,] [of] [course] [she] [will] [be] furious and they will leave [the] [church] . 1 as 2 for 2 for 21 . 14 furious 15 and 14 furious 21 . 15 and 16 they 16 they 17 will 17 will 18 leave not that it will be a great loss from any point of view . 1 not 5 be 1 not 13 view 2 that 5 be 3 it 5 be 4 will 5 be 6 a 7 great 7 great 8 loss 8 loss 13 view 9 from 13 view 10 any 13 view 11 point 12 of 11 point 13 view 12 of 13 view 13 view 14 . the [methodists] [are] [quite] welcome to [them] . " 1 the 5 welcome 5 welcome 9 " 6 to 8 . 8 . 9 " " she will find that she will not be able to cheat the [methodist] parson out of [his] salary with [bad] yarn . " 1 " 2 she 1 " 12 cheat 3 will 4 find 3 will 9 be 4 find 5 that 5 that 6 she 7 will 8 not 7 will 9 be 9 be 10 able 10 able 11 to 11 to 12 cheat 12 cheat 19 salary 12 cheat 24 " 13 the 15 parson 13 the 17 of 16 out 17 of 17 of 19 salary 20 with 22 yarn 22 yarn 23 . 23 . 24 " " the worst of it is , there 's not much hope of things getting any better , " said [miss] [cornelia] gloomily . 1 " 7 , 1 " 23 gloomily 2 the 3 worst 3 worst 4 of 3 worst 5 it 3 worst 7 , 5 it 6 is 8 there 9 's 8 there 11 much 10 not 11 much 11 much 17 better 12 hope 14 things 12 hope 15 getting 13 of 14 things 15 getting 17 better 16 any 17 better 17 better 23 gloomily 18 , 23 gloomily 19 " 20 said 19 " 23 gloomily 23 gloomily 24 . " [as] [long] [as] [mr] [meredith] was going to [see] [rosemary] [west] [i] [did] [hope] the manse would [soon] have a proper mistress . 1 " 24 . 7 was 8 going 8 going 9 to 8 going 23 mistress 9 to 16 the 16 the 17 manse 17 manse 22 proper 18 would 20 have 20 have 21 a 21 a 22 proper 23 mistress 24 . but [that] [is] all off . 1 but 4 all 4 all 6 . 5 off 6 . i suppose she wouldn't have him on account of the children at least , everybody seems to think so . " 1 i 2 suppose 2 suppose 3 she 2 suppose 4 wouldn't 2 suppose 8 account 4 wouldn't 5 have 4 wouldn't 6 him 7 on 8 account 8 account 9 of 8 account 11 children 8 account 13 least 8 account 20 . 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 children 12 at 13 least 13 least 14 , 13 least 15 everybody 15 everybody 16 seems 16 seems 17 to 16 seems 19 so 17 to 18 think 20 . 21 " " [i] do not believe that he [ever] [asked] [her] , " said [susan] , who [could] [not] conceive [of] [any] [one] refusing a [minister] . 1 " 7 he 1 " 26 . 3 do 4 not 3 do 5 believe 5 believe 6 that 6 that 7 he 11 , 12 " 11 , 26 . 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 , 13 said 24 a 15 , 16 who 19 conceive 23 refusing 23 refusing 24 a " well , [nobody] knows [anything] [about] [that] . 1 " 2 well 2 well 3 , 3 , 5 knows 5 knows 9 . but one thing is certain , he doesn't go there any longer . 1 but 2 one 1 but 8 doesn't 2 one 3 thing 3 thing 4 is 5 certain 6 , 6 , 7 he 7 he 8 doesn't 8 doesn't 11 any 9 go 10 there 10 there 11 any 11 any 12 longer 12 longer 13 . and [rosemary] [didn't] [look] [well] all the spring . 1 and 6 all 6 all 7 the 7 the 8 spring 8 spring 9 . i hope [her] visit to [kingsport] [will] do [her] [good] . 1 i 2 hope 1 i 11 . 4 visit 5 to 5 to 8 do 8 do 11 . she 's been gone for a month and will stay another month [,] [i] understand [.] 1 she 3 been 2 's 3 been 3 been 12 month 4 gone 12 month 5 for 6 a 5 for 12 month 6 a 12 month 7 month 10 stay 7 month 12 month 8 and 9 will 9 will 10 stay 11 another 12 month 12 month 15 understand i can't remember when [rosemary] [was] [away] [from] home [before] . 1 i 2 can't 2 can't 3 remember 3 remember 4 when 4 when 9 home 9 home 11 . she and [ellen] could [never] bear to be parted . 1 she 2 and 1 she 4 could 4 could 9 parted 6 bear 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 parted 9 parted 10 . but [i] [understand] [ellen] insisted on her [going] [this] [time] . 1 but 5 insisted 5 insisted 11 . 6 on 7 her 7 her 11 . and meanwhile [ellen] [and] [norman] [douglas] [are] warming up the old soup . " 1 and 2 meanwhile 2 meanwhile 8 warming 8 warming 9 up 9 up 10 the 10 the 11 old 11 old 12 soup 12 soup 13 . 13 . 14 " " is that really so ? " asked [anne] , laughing . 1 " 2 is 2 is 6 ? 3 that 4 really 4 really 5 so 4 really 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 11 laughing 10 , 11 laughing 11 laughing 12 . " [i] heard a rumour of it , but [i] hardly believed it . " 1 " 15 " 3 heard 5 rumour 4 a 5 rumour 5 rumour 6 of 5 rumour 7 it 5 rumour 9 but 5 rumour 11 hardly 8 , 9 but 11 hardly 12 believed 12 believed 13 it 13 it 14 . 14 . 15 " " believe it ! 1 " 2 believe 1 " 4 ! 2 believe 3 it you may believe it all [right] [,] [anne] [,] dearie . 1 you 2 may 2 may 10 dearie 3 believe 4 it 4 it 5 all 5 all 10 dearie 10 dearie 11 . nobody is in ignorance of it . 1 nobody 4 ignorance 2 is 4 ignorance 3 in 4 ignorance 4 ignorance 5 of 4 ignorance 7 . 5 of 6 it norman [douglas] [never] [left] [anybody] [in] doubt as to his intentions in regard to anything . 1 norman 7 doubt 7 doubt 11 intentions 8 as 11 intentions 9 to 10 his 10 his 11 intentions 11 intentions 13 regard 11 intentions 15 anything 11 intentions 16 . 12 in 13 regard 13 regard 14 to he always did his courting before the public . 1 he 5 courting 2 always 5 courting 3 did 5 courting 4 his 5 courting 5 courting 6 before 5 courting 8 public 5 courting 9 . 7 the 8 public he said he 'd clean forgot how handsome she was . 1 he 8 handsome 1 he 10 was 2 said 3 he 3 he 4 'd 3 he 8 handsome 5 clean 6 forgot 5 clean 8 handsome 6 forgot 7 how 9 she 10 was 10 was 11 . he hadn't seen her for twenty years , if you can believe it . 1 he 2 hadn't 2 hadn't 3 seen 2 hadn't 7 years 2 hadn't 12 believe 3 seen 4 her 5 for 7 years 6 twenty 7 years 8 , 9 if 9 if 10 you 9 if 11 can 11 can 12 believe 12 believe 13 it 13 it 14 . of course he never went to [church] [,] [and] [ellen] [never] [went] [anywhere] else [round] [here] . 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 he 3 he 4 never 4 never 14 else 5 went 6 to 6 to 14 else 14 else 17 . oh , [we] all [know] [what] [norman] means , but what [ellen] means is a different matter . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 8 means 2 , 4 all 8 means 9 , 8 means 13 means 9 , 10 but 10 but 11 what 13 means 16 different 14 is 16 different 15 a 16 different 16 different 17 matter 16 different 18 . i shan't take it upon me to predict whether it will be a match or not . " 1 i 2 shan't 2 shan't 8 predict 3 take 8 predict 4 it 8 predict 5 upon 8 predict 6 me 8 predict 7 to 8 predict 8 predict 9 whether 8 predict 11 will 8 predict 12 be 8 predict 14 match 8 predict 18 " 9 whether 10 it 13 a 14 match 14 match 15 or 15 or 16 not 17 . 18 " " he jilted her once but it seems that [does] not count with some people , [mrs] [dr] . [dear] , " [susan] remarked [rather] acidly . 1 " 8 seems 2 he 3 jilted 3 jilted 4 her 3 jilted 5 once 3 jilted 6 but 3 jilted 8 seems 7 it 8 seems 8 seems 9 that 8 seems 12 count 9 that 11 not 12 count 27 . 13 with 14 some 14 some 15 people 15 people 26 acidly 16 , 26 acidly 19 . 21 , 21 , 22 " 22 " 26 acidly 24 remarked 26 acidly 26 acidly 27 . " he jilted her in a fit of temper and repented it all his life , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 3 jilted 2 he 3 jilted 3 jilted 4 her 3 jilted 6 a 3 jilted 7 fit 3 jilted 8 of 3 jilted 9 temper 5 in 6 a 9 temper 11 repented 10 and 11 repented 11 repented 12 it 11 repented 15 life 12 it 13 all 14 his 15 life 15 life 21 . 16 , 17 " 17 " 18 said 18 said 21 . " that is different from a [cold-blooded] [jilting] . 1 " 3 is 2 that 3 is 3 is 4 different 4 different 9 . 5 from 6 a 6 a 9 . for my [part] , [i] never detested [norman] [as] [some] [folks] [do] . 1 for 2 my 1 for 13 . 4 , 6 never 6 never 7 detested 7 detested 13 . he could never over-crow [me] [.] 1 he 2 could 1 he 4 over-crow 2 could 3 never i [do] [wonder] [what] [started] him coming to [church] . 1 i 8 to 1 i 10 . 6 him 7 coming 7 coming 8 to i have never been able to believe [mrs] [wilsons] ['s] [story] that [faith] [meredith] [went] [there] [and] [bullied] [him] [into] it . 1 i 6 to 1 i 7 believe 2 have 4 been 2 have 5 able 3 never 4 been 5 able 6 to 7 believe 12 that 7 believe 21 it 21 it 22 . i 've always intended to [ask] [faith] [herself] [,] [but] [i] 've never happened to think of it just when [i] saw her . 1 i 2 've 1 i 12 've 2 've 3 always 3 always 4 intended 4 intended 5 to 12 've 13 never 13 never 14 happened 14 happened 15 to 15 to 16 think 16 think 17 of 16 think 18 it 18 it 19 just 19 just 24 . 20 when 22 saw 22 saw 23 her 23 her 24 . what influence [could] [she] [have] [over] [norman] [douglas] ? 1 what 2 influence 1 what 9 ? he was in the store [when] [i] [left] , bellowing with laughter [over] [that] scandalous letter . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 in 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 store 5 store 9 , 5 store 10 bellowing 10 bellowing 12 laughter 11 with 12 laughter 12 laughter 15 scandalous 15 scandalous 17 . 16 letter 17 . you could have heard him [at] [four] [winds] [point] . 1 you 3 have 2 could 3 have 3 have 4 heard 4 heard 5 him 5 him 10 . ' [the] greatest [girl] in the world , ' he was shouting . 1 ' 13 . 3 greatest 5 in 3 greatest 12 shouting 5 in 7 world 6 the 7 world 7 world 8 , 9 ' 10 he 10 he 11 was 11 was 12 shouting 12 shouting 13 . ' [she] 's [that] [full] [of] spunk [she] ['s] bursting with it . 1 ' 10 bursting 3 's 7 spunk 7 spunk 10 bursting 10 bursting 13 . 11 with 13 . 12 it 13 . and all the old grannies want to tame her , darn them . 1 and 5 grannies 2 all 5 grannies 3 the 5 grannies 4 old 5 grannies 5 grannies 6 want 5 grannies 8 tame 5 grannies 9 her 5 grannies 10 , 5 grannies 11 darn 5 grannies 12 them 6 want 7 to 12 them 13 . but they 'll never be able to do it never ! 1 but 2 they 1 but 10 never 3 'll 6 able 3 'll 10 never 4 never 6 able 5 be 6 able 6 able 7 to 7 to 8 do 8 do 9 it 10 never 11 ! they might as well try to drown a fish . 1 they 7 drown 2 might 4 well 2 might 7 drown 3 as 4 well 5 try 6 to 5 try 7 drown 6 to 7 drown 7 drown 9 fish 8 a 9 fish 9 fish 10 . boyd , see that you put more fertilizer on your potatoes next year . 1 boyd 2 , 1 boyd 3 see 3 see 8 fertilizer 4 that 8 fertilizer 5 you 8 fertilizer 6 put 8 fertilizer 7 more 8 fertilizer 8 fertilizer 9 on 8 fertilizer 10 your 8 fertilizer 11 potatoes 8 fertilizer 12 next 8 fertilizer 13 year 8 fertilizer 14 . ho , ho , ho ! ' 1 ho 3 ho 2 , 3 ho 3 ho 5 ho 4 , 5 ho 5 ho 6 ! 6 ! 7 ' and then he laughed till the roof shook . " 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 he 2 then 4 laughed 4 laughed 5 till 4 laughed 7 roof 6 the 7 roof 7 roof 8 shook 7 roof 9 . 9 . 10 " " [mr] [douglas] pays well to the salary , at least , " remarked [susan] . 1 " 5 well 1 " 14 remarked 4 pays 5 well 6 to 7 the 7 the 8 salary 8 salary 9 , 9 , 13 " 10 at 11 least 11 least 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 remarked 14 remarked 16 . " oh , [norman] isn't [mean] [in] [some] [ways] . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 10 . 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 isn't besides , he likes [mr] [meredith] ['s] sermons , and [norman] [douglas] was always willing to shell out if he got his brains tickled up . 1 besides 2 , 1 besides 4 likes 1 besides 9 , 1 besides 14 always 2 , 3 he 4 likes 8 sermons 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 was 14 always 26 . 15 willing 16 to 15 willing 17 shell 17 shell 23 brains 17 shell 26 . 18 out 23 brains 19 if 23 brains 20 he 23 brains 21 got 23 brains 22 his 23 brains 23 brains 24 tickled 23 brains 25 up there is no more [christianity] [about] [him] than there is [about] a [black] [,] naked heathen [in] [africa] [and] [never] will be . 1 there 2 is 1 there 3 no 3 no 4 more 4 more 8 than 8 than 23 . 9 there 10 is 9 there 12 a 12 a 15 naked 15 naked 16 heathen 16 heathen 21 will 21 will 22 be 22 be 23 . but he 's clever and well read and he judges sermons as he would lectures . 1 but 2 he 2 he 15 lectures 3 's 4 clever 4 clever 10 judges 5 and 10 judges 6 well 10 judges 7 read 10 judges 8 and 9 he 8 and 10 judges 10 judges 15 lectures 11 sermons 15 lectures 12 as 13 he 12 as 15 lectures 13 he 15 lectures 14 would 15 lectures 15 lectures 16 . anyhow , it 's [well] [he] [backs] [up] [mr] [meredith] [and] [the] children as he does , for they 'll need friends more than ever after this . 1 anyhow 2 , 2 , 3 it 3 it 4 's 4 's 13 children 13 children 21 need 14 as 15 he 15 he 16 does 16 does 21 need 17 , 18 for 18 for 21 need 19 they 20 'll 20 'll 21 need 21 need 22 friends 21 need 23 more 21 need 26 after 23 more 24 than 24 than 25 ever 26 after 27 this 27 this 28 . i am tired of [making] [excuses] [for] them , [believe] [me] . " 1 i 2 am 2 am 3 tired 3 tired 4 of 4 of 8 them 8 them 9 , 9 , 13 " 12 . 13 " " do you know , [dear] [miss] [cornelia] , " said [anne] seriously , " [i] think we have all been making too many excuses . 1 " 2 do 1 " 9 , 2 do 4 know 3 you 4 know 4 know 5 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 seriously 11 said 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 26 . 17 think 18 we 18 we 19 have 19 have 20 all 19 have 21 been 21 been 25 excuses 22 making 25 excuses 23 too 25 excuses 24 many 25 excuses 25 excuses 26 . it is very foolish and we ought to stop it . 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 very 3 very 4 foolish 4 foolish 11 . 5 and 6 we 6 we 7 ought 7 ought 8 to 8 to 9 stop 9 stop 10 it 10 it 11 . i am going to tell you what [i] ['d] [like] to do . 1 i 2 am 1 i 5 tell 2 am 3 going 3 going 4 to 5 tell 6 you 5 tell 7 what 7 what 12 do 11 to 12 do 12 do 13 . but [i] ['d] [like] to do it . 1 but 5 to 5 to 8 . 6 do 7 it 7 it 8 . you [methodists] [need] not pity [us] , and we [presbyterians] need [not] pity ourselves . 1 you 4 not 1 you 5 pity 5 pity 15 . 7 , 8 and 7 , 9 we 7 , 13 pity 9 we 11 need 13 pity 14 ourselves 14 ourselves 15 . we are not going to do it any more . 1 we 2 are 2 are 3 not 3 not 4 going 3 not 8 any 4 going 5 to 6 do 7 it 6 do 8 any 8 any 9 more 9 more 10 . mr [meredith] [is] [the] [best] [preacher] [glen] [st] [mary] [church] [ever] [had] . 1 mr 13 . moreover , he is a sincere , earnest teacher of truth and [christian] charity . 1 moreover 2 , 2 , 3 he 3 he 4 is 4 is 5 a 5 a 6 sincere 6 sincere 7 , 6 sincere 14 charity 7 , 8 earnest 8 earnest 9 teacher 9 teacher 11 truth 10 of 11 truth 12 and 14 charity 14 charity 15 . he is a faithful friend , a [judicious] [pastor] in all [essentials] , and a refined [,] scholarly , well-bred man . 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 faithful 4 faithful 5 friend 4 faithful 7 a 5 friend 6 , 7 a 20 well-bred 10 in 11 all 10 in 16 refined 13 , 14 and 14 and 15 a 15 a 16 refined 16 refined 18 scholarly 18 scholarly 19 , 18 scholarly 20 well-bred 20 well-bred 22 . 21 man 22 . his family are worthy of him . 1 his 2 family 2 family 4 worthy 2 family 7 . 3 are 4 worthy 4 worthy 5 of 6 him 7 . gerald [meredith] is the cleverest pupil in the [glen] [school] , and [mr] [hazard] [says] that he [is] destined to a brilliant career . 1 gerald 5 cleverest 3 is 4 the 4 the 5 cleverest 5 cleverest 6 pupil 6 pupil 7 in 7 in 8 the 8 the 24 . 11 , 12 and 11 , 17 he 12 and 16 that 17 he 19 destined 19 destined 23 career 20 to 21 a 21 a 23 career 22 brilliant 23 career 23 career 24 . he is a manly , honourable , truthful little fellow . 1 he 2 is 2 is 3 a 3 a 4 manly 3 a 11 . 4 manly 8 truthful 5 , 8 truthful 6 honourable 8 truthful 7 , 8 truthful 8 truthful 9 little 8 truthful 10 fellow faith [meredith] is a beauty , and as inspiring and original as she is beautiful . 1 faith 5 beauty 3 is 4 a 4 a 5 beauty 5 beauty 9 inspiring 6 , 7 and 6 , 9 inspiring 7 and 9 inspiring 8 as 9 inspiring 9 inspiring 10 and 9 inspiring 11 original 9 inspiring 12 as 9 inspiring 13 she 9 inspiring 14 is 9 inspiring 15 beautiful 9 inspiring 16 . there is nothing commonplace about her . 1 there 2 is 1 there 3 nothing 3 nothing 4 commonplace 3 nothing 5 about 5 about 6 her 6 her 7 . all the [other] [girls] in the [glen] [put] [together] [haven't] the vim [,] [and] wit , and joyousness and ' spunk ' she has . 1 all 2 the 2 the 25 . 5 in 6 the 5 in 11 the 11 the 12 vim 12 vim 18 joyousness 15 wit 18 joyousness 16 , 18 joyousness 17 and 18 joyousness 18 joyousness 19 and 18 joyousness 20 ' 18 joyousness 21 spunk 18 joyousness 22 ' 18 joyousness 23 she 18 joyousness 24 has 18 joyousness 25 . she has not an enemy in the world . 1 she 2 has 2 has 3 not 2 has 5 enemy 4 an 5 enemy 5 enemy 8 world 5 enemy 9 . 6 in 8 world 7 the 8 world every one who knows her loves her . 1 every 2 one 1 every 6 loves 2 one 3 who 4 knows 6 loves 5 her 6 loves 6 loves 7 her 7 her 8 . of [how] [many] , [children] [or] [grown-ups] [,] [can] [that] [be] said [?] 1 of 4 , 4 , 12 said una [meredith] is sweetness [personified] . 1 una 4 sweetness 3 is 4 sweetness 4 sweetness 6 . she will make a most lovable woman . 1 she 6 lovable 2 will 3 make 3 make 4 a 3 make 6 lovable 5 most 6 lovable 6 lovable 7 woman 6 lovable 8 . do you know of [any] [other] [family] [in] the [glen] [,] [or] out of it , of whom [all] [these] [things] [can] [be] [said] ? 1 do 2 you 2 you 3 know 2 you 25 ? 4 of 9 the 4 of 18 whom 9 the 17 of 13 out 14 of 13 out 17 of 14 of 15 it 15 it 16 , 18 whom 25 ? away with shamefaced excuses and apologies . 1 away 6 apologies 2 with 6 apologies 3 shamefaced 6 apologies 4 excuses 6 apologies 5 and 6 apologies 6 apologies 7 . we [rejoice] [in] our minister [and] [his] [splendid] [boys] [and] [girls] [!] ["] 1 we 4 our 4 our 5 minister that [good] [lady] was staring [helplessly] [at] [anne] [,] apparently [engulfed] in billows [of] new ideas . 1 that 4 was 4 was 5 staring 5 staring 10 apparently 10 apparently 13 billows 12 in 13 billows 13 billows 17 . 15 new 16 ideas 16 ideas 17 . but she came up with a gasp and struck out for shore gallantly . 1 but 2 she 2 she 13 gallantly 3 came 4 up 4 up 5 with 5 with 6 a 6 a 7 gasp 7 gasp 8 and 7 gasp 13 gallantly 9 struck 13 gallantly 10 out 13 gallantly 11 for 13 gallantly 12 shore 13 gallantly 13 gallantly 14 . " [anne] [blythe] , [i] [wish] you [would] [call] that meeting [and] [say] [just] [that] ! 1 " 4 , 1 " 16 ! 7 you 10 that 10 that 11 meeting 11 meeting 16 ! you 've made me ashamed of myself , for one , and far be it from me to refuse to admit it . 1 you 2 've 2 've 3 made 2 've 7 myself 3 made 4 me 5 ashamed 6 of 5 ashamed 7 myself 7 myself 8 , 7 myself 9 for 7 myself 21 admit 7 myself 23 . 10 one 12 and 10 one 19 refuse 11 , 12 and 13 far 16 from 13 far 19 refuse 14 be 16 from 15 it 16 from 17 me 18 to 18 to 19 refuse 19 refuse 20 to 19 refuse 21 admit 21 admit 22 it [of] [course] [,] [that] [is] [how] [we] [should] [have] [talked] [especially] [to] [the] [methodists] [.] and it 's every word of it true every word . 1 and 2 it 1 and 4 every 2 it 3 's 4 every 5 word 4 every 6 of 4 every 10 word 7 it 8 true 8 true 10 word 9 every 10 word 10 word 11 . we 've just been shutting our eyes to the big worth-while things and squinting them on the little things that don't really matter a pin 's worth . 1 we 2 've 2 've 3 just 2 've 4 been 2 've 5 shutting 5 shutting 11 worth-while 6 our 11 worth-while 7 eyes 11 worth-while 8 to 11 worth-while 9 the 11 worth-while 10 big 11 worth-while 11 worth-while 12 things 11 worth-while 13 and 11 worth-while 14 squinting 11 worth-while 15 them 11 worth-while 16 on 11 worth-while 17 the 11 worth-while 19 things 17 the 18 little 19 things 20 that 19 things 25 pin 21 don't 25 pin 22 really 25 pin 23 matter 25 pin 24 a 25 pin 25 pin 26 's 25 pin 27 worth 27 worth 28 . oh , [anne] dearie [,] [i] [can] [see] [a] [thing] [when] it 's hammered into my head . 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 12 it 2 , 4 dearie 12 it 13 's 13 's 14 hammered 14 hammered 18 . 15 into 16 my 16 my 17 head 17 head 18 . no more apologizing [for] [cornelia] [marshall] ! 1 no 2 more 2 more 3 apologizing 3 apologizing 7 ! even [that] [letter] [i] [felt] [so] [bad] [about] [why] [,] [it] ['s] [only] [a] [good] joke [after] [all] , as [norman] [says] . 1 even 16 joke 16 joke 23 . 19 , 20 as 20 as 23 . not many girls would have been cute enough to think of writing it and all punctuated so nicely and not one word misspelled . 1 not 7 cute 2 many 7 cute 3 girls 7 cute 4 would 5 have 5 have 6 been 6 been 7 cute 7 cute 8 enough 7 cute 10 think 7 cute 11 of 7 cute 12 writing 8 enough 9 to 12 writing 16 punctuated 13 it 16 punctuated 14 and 16 punctuated 15 all 16 punctuated 16 punctuated 17 so 16 punctuated 18 nicely 18 nicely 23 misspelled 19 and 23 misspelled 20 not 23 misspelled 21 one 23 misspelled 22 word 23 misspelled 23 misspelled 24 . just [let] [me] [hear] [any] [methodist] [say] [one] [word] about it [though] all the same [i] ['ll] [never] [forgive] [joe] [vickers] [believe] [me] [!] 1 just 10 about 10 about 11 it 11 it 13 all 13 all 15 same 14 the 15 same where are the rest of your small fry to-night ? " 1 where 2 are 2 are 8 fry 3 the 4 rest 4 rest 5 of 4 rest 8 fry 6 your 8 fry 7 small 8 fry 8 fry 9 to-night 9 to-night 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " [walter] and the twins [are] in [rainbow] [valley] . 1 " 5 twins 3 and 4 the 4 the 5 twins 5 twins 7 in 7 in 10 . jem is studying in the garret . " 1 jem 2 is 1 jem 3 studying 3 studying 6 garret 4 in 5 the 5 the 6 garret 6 garret 7 . 7 . 8 " " they are all crazy about [rainbow] [valley] . 1 " 5 crazy 2 they 3 are 2 they 4 all 4 all 5 crazy 5 crazy 9 . 6 about 9 . mary [vance] thinks it 's the [only] place [in] [the] [world] . 1 mary 3 thinks 3 thinks 12 . 4 it 5 's 5 's 8 place 6 the 8 place 8 place 12 . she 'd be off [up] [here] [every] [evening] [if] [i] ['d] [let] her . 1 she 2 'd 1 she 13 her 2 'd 3 be 3 be 4 off 13 her 14 . but [i] don't encourage her in gadding . 1 but 7 gadding 3 don't 4 encourage 4 encourage 7 gadding 5 her 7 gadding 6 in 7 gadding 7 gadding 8 . besides , [i] miss the creature when she isn't [around] [,] [anne] dearie . 1 besides 2 , 2 , 4 miss 4 miss 14 . 5 the 6 creature 6 creature 9 isn't 7 when 8 she 8 she 9 isn't 9 isn't 13 dearie 13 dearie 14 . i never [thought] [i] ['d] get so fond of her . 1 i 2 never 2 never 6 get 6 get 8 fond 7 so 8 fond 8 fond 9 of 8 fond 10 her 10 her 11 . not but what [i] see her faults and try to correct them . 1 not 11 correct 2 but 7 faults 3 what 7 faults 5 see 7 faults 6 her 7 faults 7 faults 8 and 7 faults 11 correct 9 try 10 to 9 try 11 correct 11 correct 12 them 11 correct 13 . 12 them 13 . i was fifty-nine my last birthday . 1 i 3 fifty-nine 2 was 3 fifty-nine 3 fifty-nine 7 . 4 my 5 last 5 last 6 birthday 6 birthday 7 . i don't [feel] it , but there is [no] gainsaying [the] [family] [bible] . " 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 15 " 4 it 5 , 5 , 6 but 6 but 7 there 7 there 8 is 8 is 10 gainsaying 10 gainsaying 14 . 14 . 15 " [chapter] [xxvii] [.] [a] [sacred] [concert] in spite of [miss] [cornelia] ['s] [new] point of view she could not help feeling a little disturbed over the next performance of the manse children . 1 in 2 spite 2 spite 3 of 2 spite 8 point 8 point 9 of 9 of 10 view 10 view 22 performance 11 she 12 could 12 could 13 not 12 could 14 help 14 help 15 feeling 15 feeling 17 little 15 feeling 18 disturbed 16 a 17 little 18 disturbed 22 performance 19 over 22 performance 20 the 21 next 21 next 22 performance 22 performance 25 manse 22 performance 27 . 23 of 24 the 24 the 25 manse 25 manse 26 children but in private [miss] [cornelia] allowed [herself] the relief of [bemoaning] it [to] [anne] . 1 but 6 allowed 2 in 3 private 3 private 6 allowed 6 allowed 15 . 8 the 9 relief 9 relief 10 of 10 of 12 it 12 it 15 . " [anne] dearie , they had a [concert] [in] [the] [graveyard] [last] [thursday] [evening] [,] [while] [the] [methodist] prayer meeting was going on . 1 " 3 dearie 3 dearie 24 . 4 , 5 they 5 they 6 had 6 had 7 a 7 a 19 prayer 19 prayer 20 meeting 20 meeting 22 going 20 meeting 24 . 21 was 22 going 22 going 23 on there [they] [sat] [,] [on] [hezekiah] [pollock] 's tombstone , and sang for a solid hour . 1 there 8 's 8 's 9 tombstone 9 tombstone 15 solid 10 , 11 and 10 , 13 for 11 and 12 sang 13 for 14 a 14 a 15 solid 15 solid 16 hour 16 hour 17 . of course , [i] understand it was mostly hymns they sang , and it wouldn't have been quite so bad if they 'd done nothing else . 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 , 2 course 15 wouldn't 5 understand 6 it 5 understand 9 hymns 6 it 7 was 8 mostly 9 hymns 9 hymns 11 sang 9 hymns 12 , 9 hymns 14 it 9 hymns 15 wouldn't 10 they 11 sang 12 , 13 and 15 wouldn't 16 have 15 wouldn't 20 bad 15 wouldn't 21 if 17 been 18 quite 18 quite 20 bad 19 so 20 bad 21 if 22 they 21 if 23 'd 23 'd 24 done 24 done 25 nothing 25 nothing 26 else 26 else 27 . but [i] ['m] [told] they finished [up] [with] [polly] [wolly] [doodle] [at] [full] [length] and that [just] when [deacon] [baxter] was praying . " 1 but 5 they 1 but 22 praying 5 they 6 finished 6 finished 15 and 15 and 16 that 16 that 21 was 18 when 21 was 22 praying 23 . 23 . 24 " " [i] don't know what [you] [were] doing in a [methodist] prayer meeting , " said [miss] [cornelia] acidly . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 know 4 know 5 what 5 what 8 doing 8 doing 15 " 9 in 10 a 10 a 12 prayer 12 prayer 13 meeting 13 meeting 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 19 acidly 19 acidly 20 . " [i] [have] [never] [found] that [methodism] was catching , " retorted [susan] stiffly . 1 " 6 that 6 that 8 was 8 was 9 catching 9 catching 14 stiffly 10 , 11 " 10 , 14 stiffly 11 " 12 retorted 14 stiffly 15 . when [mrs] [deacon] [baxter] [said] [,] [as] we came out [,] ['] [what] a disgraceful exhibition ! ' 1 when 8 we 1 when 9 came 9 came 10 out 10 out 14 a 14 a 18 ' 15 disgraceful 16 exhibition 16 exhibition 17 ! 17 ! 18 ' their voices [appear] [to] [be] [in] tune [only] [on] [sundays] [!] ['] 1 their 2 voices 2 voices 7 tune she was quite meek and [i] felt [that] [i] had snubbed her properly . 1 she 2 was 1 she 10 had 2 was 4 meek 3 quite 4 meek 4 meek 5 and 4 meek 7 felt 10 had 11 snubbed 11 snubbed 13 properly 12 her 13 properly 13 properly 14 . but [i] could have done it much more thoroughly , [mrs] [dr] dear , if [only] [they] [had] [left] [out] [polly] [wolly] [doodle] [.] 1 but 3 could 3 could 4 have 4 have 5 done 5 done 6 it 5 done 7 much 7 much 8 more 7 much 15 if 8 more 9 thoroughly 10 , 13 dear 13 dear 14 , 14 , 15 if it is truly terrible to think of that being sung in a graveyard . " 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 truly 3 truly 4 terrible 4 terrible 10 sung 5 to 6 think 6 think 7 of 6 think 10 sung 7 of 9 being 8 that 9 being 9 being 10 sung 10 sung 13 graveyard 11 in 12 a 11 in 13 graveyard 13 graveyard 14 . 14 . 15 " " [some] [of] [those] [dead] [folks] sang [polly] [wolly] [doodle] when they were living [,] [susan] . 1 " 7 sang 7 sang 14 living 11 when 12 they 12 they 13 were 13 were 14 living 14 living 17 . perhaps [they] like [to] [hear] it [yet] , " suggested [gilbert] . 1 perhaps 6 it 3 like 6 it 6 it 12 . 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 suggested 10 suggested 12 . they might injure his practice . 1 they 3 injure 2 might 3 injure 3 injure 4 his 3 injure 5 practice 3 injure 6 . people might get it into their heads that he wasn't orthodox . 1 people 2 might 2 might 3 get 3 get 4 it 3 get 5 into 5 into 11 orthodox 5 into 12 . 6 their 7 heads 7 heads 11 orthodox 8 that 11 orthodox 9 he 10 wasn't 10 wasn't 11 orthodox to be sure , [marshall] [said] [even] worse [things] habitually , but [then] [he] was not a public [man] . 1 to 2 be 2 be 3 sure 2 be 4 , 2 be 8 worse 8 worse 20 . 10 habitually 11 , 10 habitually 18 public 11 , 12 but 15 was 16 not 15 was 17 a 17 a 18 public 18 public 20 . " [i] understand [that] their father was in his study all the time , with his windows open , but never noticed them at all . 1 " 26 . 3 understand 5 their 5 their 6 father 5 their 17 windows 6 father 7 was 8 in 9 his 8 in 10 study 10 study 17 windows 11 all 17 windows 12 the 13 time 12 the 17 windows 14 , 15 with 15 with 16 his 15 with 17 windows 17 windows 18 open 17 windows 22 noticed 19 , 20 but 20 but 21 never 21 never 22 noticed 22 noticed 23 them 23 them 25 all 23 them 26 . 24 at 25 all of course , he was lost in a book as usual . 1 of 2 course 2 course 3 , 2 course 4 he 4 he 5 was 5 was 11 usual 6 lost 11 usual 7 in 8 a 8 a 9 book 9 book 11 usual 10 as 11 usual 11 usual 12 . but [i] spoke [to] [him] about it yesterday , [when] he called . ["] 1 but 7 it 3 spoke 6 about 6 about 7 it 7 it 13 . 8 yesterday 9 , 8 yesterday 13 . 9 , 11 he 11 he 12 called " how could you dare , [mrs] [marshall] [elliott] ? " asked [susan] rebukingly . 1 " 2 how 1 " 14 rebukingly 2 how 14 rebukingly 3 could 14 rebukingly 4 you 14 rebukingly 5 dare 6 , 5 dare 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 10 ? 12 asked 12 asked 14 rebukingly 14 rebukingly 15 . " dare ! 1 " 2 dare 2 dare 3 ! it 's time somebody dared something . 1 it 2 's 2 's 4 somebody 3 time 4 somebody 4 somebody 5 dared 4 somebody 6 something 6 something 7 . why [,] they say he knows nothing about [that] letter [of] [faith] ['s] [to] [the] [journal] because nobody liked to mention it to him . 1 why 3 they 3 they 4 say 4 say 8 about 5 he 6 knows 6 knows 8 about 7 nothing 8 about 8 about 22 it 8 about 24 him 10 letter 21 mention 17 because 18 nobody 18 nobody 19 liked 19 liked 20 to 20 to 21 mention 21 mention 22 it 23 to 24 him 24 him 25 . he [never] looks [at] a [journal] of [course] . 1 he 3 looks 3 looks 9 . 5 a 7 of 5 a 9 . but [i] [thought] he ought to know [of] [this] to prevent any such performances in future . 1 but 4 he 4 he 5 ought 5 ought 6 to 6 to 7 know 7 know 17 . 10 to 11 prevent 11 prevent 14 performances 12 any 14 performances 13 such 14 performances 14 performances 15 in 14 performances 16 future 14 performances 17 . 15 in 16 future he said [he] [would] ' discuss it with them . ' 1 he 2 said 2 said 5 ' 5 ' 11 ' 6 discuss 7 it 6 discuss 8 with 6 discuss 9 them 6 discuss 10 . 10 . 11 ' but of course he 'd never think of it again after he got out of our gate . 1 but 16 our 2 of 3 course 2 of 16 our 3 course 4 he 3 course 9 it 4 he 6 never 5 'd 6 never 7 think 8 of 7 think 9 it 10 again 11 after 11 after 12 he 12 he 13 got 13 got 14 out 14 out 15 of 15 of 16 our 16 our 17 gate 17 gate 18 . that man has no sense of humour [,] [anne] , [believe] [me] . 1 that 3 has 2 man 3 has 3 has 5 sense 4 no 5 sense 5 sense 6 of 5 sense 7 humour 7 humour 13 . 10 , 13 . he preached [last] [sunday] [on] ['] [how] [to] [bring] up [children] . ' 1 he 2 preached 2 preached 10 up 10 up 12 . 12 . 13 ' a beautiful sermon it was , too and everybody in church thinking ' what a pity you can't practise what you preach . ' " 1 a 2 beautiful 1 a 16 pity 2 beautiful 3 sermon 3 sermon 7 too 3 sermon 9 everybody 4 it 5 was 5 was 7 too 6 , 7 too 8 and 9 everybody 9 everybody 11 church 10 in 11 church 11 church 12 thinking 11 church 16 pity 13 ' 14 what 14 what 16 pity 15 a 16 pity 16 pity 19 practise 17 you 19 practise 18 can't 19 practise 19 practise 20 what 19 practise 22 preach 19 practise 25 " 20 what 21 you 22 preach 23 . 23 . 24 ' miss [cornelia] [did] [mr] [meredith] [an] [injustice] [in] [thinking] [he] would soon forget [what] she had told him . 1 miss 19 . 11 would 12 soon 11 would 13 forget 13 forget 18 him 15 she 16 had 15 she 17 told 17 told 18 him 18 him 19 . they went in , somewhat awed . 1 they 6 awed 2 went 6 awed 3 in 6 awed 4 , 5 somewhat 5 somewhat 6 awed 6 awed 7 . it was such an unusual thing for their father to do . 1 it 2 was 1 it 6 thing 3 such 6 thing 4 an 5 unusual 5 unusual 6 thing 6 thing 7 for 6 thing 11 do 6 thing 12 . 7 for 8 their 8 their 9 father 10 to 11 do what could he be going to say to them ? 1 what 7 say 1 what 8 to 1 what 10 ? 2 could 4 be 2 could 7 say 3 he 4 be 5 going 6 to 6 to 7 say 8 to 9 them they racked their memories for any recent transgression of sufficient importance , but could not recall any . 1 they 2 racked 2 racked 8 transgression 2 racked 17 any 3 their 8 transgression 4 memories 8 transgression 5 for 8 transgression 6 any 8 transgression 7 recent 8 transgression 8 transgression 9 of 8 transgression 10 sufficient 8 transgression 11 importance 11 importance 12 , 12 , 13 but 13 but 15 not 14 could 15 not 15 not 16 recall 17 any 18 . but [mr] [meredith] had not [noticed] it , and [mrs] [flagg] [,] [who] was [a] [kindly] soul , had made no fuss . 1 but 5 not 1 but 7 it 4 had 5 not 7 it 14 was 7 it 23 . 8 , 9 and 9 and 14 was 17 soul 18 , 17 soul 22 fuss 19 had 20 made 20 made 21 no 20 made 22 fuss 22 fuss 23 . besides [,] [carl] had been punished [by] [having] to wear [una] ['s] dress all the rest of the evening . 1 besides 4 had 4 had 5 been 5 been 6 punished 6 punished 20 . 9 to 10 wear 9 to 20 . 10 wear 13 dress 13 dress 16 rest 14 all 16 rest 15 the 16 rest 16 rest 17 of 16 rest 19 evening 17 of 18 the 18 the 19 evening una suddenly thought that perhaps her father meant to tell them that he was going to marry [miss] [west] . 1 una 2 suddenly 1 una 3 thought 1 una 6 her 3 thought 4 that 3 thought 5 perhaps 6 her 7 father 6 her 20 . 8 meant 9 to 8 meant 17 marry 9 to 10 tell 10 tell 11 them 12 that 13 he 13 he 14 was 14 was 15 going 15 going 16 to 16 to 17 marry 17 marry 20 . her heart began to beat violently and her legs trembled . 1 her 2 heart 2 heart 5 beat 3 began 4 to 3 began 5 beat 5 beat 6 violently 6 violently 11 . 7 and 8 her 8 her 9 legs 8 her 11 . 9 legs 10 trembled then she [saw] [that] [mr] [meredith] looked very stern and sorrowful . 1 then 2 she 2 she 7 looked 7 looked 8 very 8 very 9 stern 9 stern 12 . 10 and 11 sorrowful 11 sorrowful 12 . no , [it] [could] not [be] [that] [.] 1 no 2 , 1 no 5 not " children , " said [mr] [meredith] , " [i] have heard something that has pained me very much . 1 " 5 said 2 children 3 , 3 , 5 said 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 , 5 said 20 . 8 , 9 " 11 have 16 pained 12 heard 16 pained 13 something 16 pained 14 that 16 pained 15 has 16 pained 16 pained 17 me 16 pained 18 very 16 pained 19 much 19 much 20 . " [great] [caesar] [,] [dad] [,] we [forgot] all about it [being] their prayer meeting [night] , " exclaimed [jerry] in dismay . 1 " 7 we 7 we 9 all 9 all 10 about 10 about 11 it 10 about 14 prayer 13 their 14 prayer 14 prayer 23 . 15 meeting 17 , 15 meeting 22 dismay 17 , 18 " 18 " 19 exclaimed 21 in 22 dismay 22 dismay 23 . " then it is true you did do this thing ? " 1 " 2 then 1 " 4 is 3 it 4 is 4 is 5 true 4 is 11 ? 6 you 11 ? 7 did 11 ? 8 do 10 thing 8 do 11 ? 9 this 10 thing 11 ? 12 " " why , [dad] , [i] don't know what you mean by ribald songs . 1 " 2 why 1 " 15 . 2 why 3 , 2 why 5 , 2 why 7 don't 7 don't 8 know 8 know 9 what 9 what 11 mean 10 you 11 mean 11 mean 12 by 13 ribald 14 songs 14 songs 15 . we sang hymns it was a sacred concert , you know . 1 we 3 hymns 2 sang 3 hymns 3 hymns 4 it 3 hymns 7 sacred 3 hymns 9 , 5 was 6 a 6 a 7 sacred 7 sacred 8 concert 9 , 10 you 10 you 11 know 11 know 12 . what harm was that ? 1 what 2 harm 1 what 5 ? 3 was 4 that 4 that 5 ? i tell you we never thought about it 's [being] [methodist] prayer meeting [night] . 1 i 2 tell 1 i 5 never 2 tell 3 you 4 we 5 never 5 never 6 thought 6 thought 7 about 7 about 8 it 8 it 9 's 9 's 12 prayer 12 prayer 13 meeting 13 meeting 15 . they used to have their meeting [tuesday] nights and [since] they ['ve] [changed] [to] [thursdays] it 's [hard] [to] [remember] . " 1 they 2 used 2 used 3 to 3 to 4 have 4 have 6 meeting 5 their 6 meeting 6 meeting 8 nights 8 nights 9 and 8 nights 21 . 9 and 11 they 16 it 17 's 16 it 21 . 21 . 22 " " did you sing nothing but hymns ? " 1 " 9 " 2 did 7 hymns 3 you 4 sing 4 sing 7 hymns 5 nothing 6 but 5 nothing 7 hymns 7 hymns 8 ? 8 ? 9 " " why , " said [jerry] [,] turning [red] , " we [did] sing [polly] [wolly] [doodle] at the [last] . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 21 . 8 turning 10 , 8 turning 18 at 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 we 12 we 14 sing 18 at 19 the 19 the 21 . faith [said] [,] ['] [let] 's [have] [something] [cheerful] [to] wind [up] [with] . ' 1 faith 6 's 1 faith 11 wind 11 wind 14 . 14 . 15 ' but we didn't mean any harm , [father] truly [we] [didn't] . " 1 but 2 we 1 but 3 didn't 3 didn't 4 mean 4 mean 6 harm 5 any 6 harm 6 harm 7 , 6 harm 9 truly 9 truly 12 . 12 . 13 " " the concert was my idea , [father] [,] " said [faith] , [afraid] that [mr] [meredith] [might] blame [jerry] too much . 1 " 23 . 2 the 3 concert 3 concert 4 was 3 concert 19 blame 3 concert 23 . 5 my 6 idea 5 my 7 , 7 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 13 , 15 that 15 that 19 blame 21 too 22 much 21 too 23 . " you know the [methodists] themselves had a sacred concert in their [church] [three] [sunday] nights ago . 1 " 2 you 1 " 10 concert 2 you 3 know 4 the 6 themselves 4 the 8 a 6 themselves 7 had 8 a 9 sacred 9 sacred 10 concert 10 concert 16 nights 11 in 12 their 12 their 16 nights 16 nights 18 . 17 ago 18 . i thought it would be good fun to get one up in imitation of it . 1 i 2 thought 2 thought 3 it 3 it 13 imitation 4 would 5 be 5 be 6 good 6 good 13 imitation 7 fun 13 imitation 8 to 13 imitation 9 get 13 imitation 10 one 13 imitation 11 up 13 imitation 12 in 13 imitation 13 imitation 14 of 13 imitation 15 it 13 imitation 16 . [you] [were] [sitting] [in] [here] [all] [the] [time] [,] ["] [she] [added] [,] ["] [and] [never] [said] [a] [word] [to] [us] [.] ["] " [i] [did] [not] [notice] what you were [doing] . 1 " 6 what 6 what 7 you 7 you 8 were 8 were 10 . that is no excuse for me , of course . 1 that 2 is 2 is 3 no 3 no 4 excuse 4 excuse 5 for 4 excuse 6 me 4 excuse 7 , 4 excuse 9 course 6 me 7 , 8 of 9 course 9 course 10 . i am more to blame [than] [you] [i] realize that . 1 i 2 am 2 am 5 blame 3 more 5 blame 4 to 5 blame 5 blame 9 realize 5 blame 11 . 10 that 11 . but [why] did you sing that foolish song at the end ? " 1 but 3 did 3 did 12 ? 4 you 5 sing 4 you 12 ? 5 sing 8 song 6 that 7 foolish 7 foolish 8 song 8 song 11 end 9 at 11 end 10 the 11 end 12 ? 13 " " [we] ['re] sorry , [father] truly , we are . 1 " 11 . 4 sorry 5 , 4 sorry 7 truly 7 truly 10 are 7 truly 11 . 8 , 9 we 9 we 10 are pitch into us hard we deserve a regular combing down . " 1 pitch 2 into 1 pitch 3 us 1 pitch 4 hard 1 pitch 6 deserve 5 we 6 deserve 6 deserve 9 combing 6 deserve 11 . 7 a 8 regular 8 regular 9 combing 9 combing 10 down 11 . 12 " but [mr] [meredith] did no [combing] [down] [or] [pitching] [into] . 1 but 4 did 1 but 5 no 5 no 11 . he sat down and gathered his small culprits close to him and talked a little to them , tenderly and wisely . 1 he 2 sat 2 sat 8 culprits 3 down 8 culprits 4 and 8 culprits 5 gathered 8 culprits 6 his 8 culprits 7 small 8 culprits 8 culprits 9 close 8 culprits 11 him 8 culprits 12 and 8 culprits 13 talked 9 close 10 to 13 talked 19 tenderly 14 a 15 little 15 little 19 tenderly 16 to 17 them 17 them 19 tenderly 18 , 19 tenderly 19 tenderly 21 wisely 19 tenderly 22 . 20 and 21 wisely they were overcome with remorse and shame , and felt that they could never be so silly and thoughtless again . 1 they 2 were 1 they 3 overcome 3 overcome 4 with 3 overcome 5 remorse 3 overcome 7 shame 5 remorse 6 and 7 shame 9 and 7 shame 10 felt 8 , 9 and 10 felt 11 that 10 felt 13 could 12 they 13 could 13 could 19 thoughtless 14 never 15 be 14 never 19 thoughtless 16 so 19 thoughtless 17 silly 18 and 17 silly 19 thoughtless 18 and 19 thoughtless 19 thoughtless 20 again 20 again 21 . " we 've just got to punish ourselves [good] [and] [hard] [for] [this] , " whispered [jerry] as they crept upstairs . 1 " 3 've 2 we 3 've 3 've 4 just 3 've 5 got 5 got 7 punish 6 to 7 punish 7 punish 8 ourselves 8 ourselves 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 22 . 16 whispered 18 as 18 as 19 they 19 they 20 crept 20 crept 21 upstairs 21 upstairs 22 . " we 'll have a session of the [club] first thing tomorrow and decide how we 'll do it . 1 " 2 we 2 we 3 'll 2 we 4 have 2 we 14 decide 4 have 5 a 5 a 6 session 6 session 7 of 6 session 12 tomorrow 7 of 8 the 8 the 10 first 10 first 11 thing 12 tomorrow 13 and 14 decide 20 . 15 how 16 we 16 we 17 'll 17 'll 18 do 18 do 19 it 19 it 20 . i never saw father so cut up . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 saw 2 never 5 so 4 father 5 so 5 so 6 cut 6 cut 7 up 7 up 8 . but [i] [wish] to [goodness] [the] [methodists] [would] stick [to] one night for their prayer meeting and not wander all over the week . " 1 but 4 to 4 to 9 stick 9 stick 15 prayer 11 one 12 night 12 night 15 prayer 13 for 14 their 14 their 15 prayer 15 prayer 16 meeting 15 prayer 17 and 15 prayer 19 wander 18 not 19 wander 19 wander 20 all 19 wander 21 over 19 wander 22 the 19 wander 23 week 23 week 24 . 24 . 25 " " anyhow , [i] ['m] [glad] it [wasn't] [what] [i] was afraid it was , " murmured [una] to [herself] . 1 " 2 anyhow 1 " 17 murmured 2 anyhow 3 , 3 , 7 it 7 it 11 was 11 was 12 afraid 13 it 14 was 13 it 15 , 15 , 17 murmured 16 " 17 murmured 17 murmured 21 . 19 to 21 . behind them [,] in the study , [mr] [meredith] [had] [sat] [down] [at] [his] desk and buried his face in his arms . 1 behind 2 them 2 them 23 . 4 in 5 the 5 the 6 study 5 the 15 desk 6 study 7 , 15 desk 16 and 15 desk 17 buried 17 buried 19 face 17 buried 20 in 17 buried 22 arms 18 his 19 face 21 his 22 arms 22 arms 23 . " [god] help me ! " he said . 1 " 8 said 3 help 4 me 4 me 5 ! 5 ! 6 " 5 ! 7 he 5 ! 8 said 8 said 9 . " [i] ['m] [a] poor sort of [father] . 1 " 5 poor 5 poor 6 sort 6 sort 7 of 7 of 9 . oh , [rosemary] ! 1 oh 2 , 1 oh 4 ! if you [had] [only] cared ! " 1 if 2 you 2 you 7 " 5 cared 6 ! 6 ! 7 " [chapter] [xxviii] [.] [a] [fast] [day] the [good-conduct] [club] [had] [a] [special] [session] the next morning before school . 1 the 9 next 8 the 9 next 9 next 10 morning 10 morning 11 before 11 before 12 school 12 school 13 . after various suggestions , it was decided that a fast day would be an appropriate punishment . 1 after 3 suggestions 2 various 3 suggestions 3 suggestions 4 , 3 suggestions 5 it 3 suggestions 7 decided 5 it 6 was 7 decided 8 that 7 decided 10 fast 7 decided 12 would 8 that 9 a 10 fast 11 day 12 would 13 be 12 would 15 appropriate 14 an 15 appropriate 15 appropriate 16 punishment 16 punishment 17 . " we won't [eat] a single [thing] for a [whole] day , " said [jerry] . 1 " 2 we 1 " 14 said 2 we 3 won't 5 a 6 single 5 a 13 " 6 single 9 a 8 for 9 a 11 day 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 16 . " [i] 'm kind of curious to see what fasting is like , anyhow . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 10 fasting 4 kind 5 of 4 kind 10 fasting 6 curious 10 fasting 7 to 8 see 8 see 10 fasting 9 what 10 fasting 10 fasting 11 is 10 fasting 12 like 10 fasting 13 , 10 fasting 14 anyhow 10 fasting 15 . this will be a good chance to find out . " 1 this 2 will 2 will 3 be 2 will 6 chance 4 a 5 good 4 a 6 chance 6 chance 8 find 6 chance 10 . 7 to 8 find 8 find 9 out 10 . 11 " " let's pick [monday] , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 let's 1 " 5 , 2 let's 3 pick 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 . " we mostly have a [pretty] [filling] dinner [on] [sundays] , and [mondays] meals [never] amount [to] [much] anyhow . " 1 " 2 we 1 " 3 mostly 3 mostly 14 meals 4 have 5 a 5 a 8 dinner 8 dinner 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 14 meals 14 meals 16 amount 16 amount 21 " 19 anyhow 20 . 20 . 21 " " but that 's [just] the point , " exclaimed [jerry] . 1 " 2 but 1 " 12 . 2 but 3 that 3 that 4 's 4 's 7 point 6 the 7 point 7 point 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 exclaimed it wouldn't be much punishment to fast from ditto . 1 it 3 be 2 wouldn't 3 be 3 be 9 ditto 4 much 9 ditto 5 punishment 6 to 5 punishment 9 ditto 7 fast 9 ditto 8 from 9 ditto 9 ditto 10 . let's take [next] [sunday] [.] 1 let's 2 take it will be a good day , for father is going to exchange for the morning service with the [upper] [lowbridge] minister . 1 it 3 be 1 it 10 is 2 will 3 be 3 be 5 good 4 a 5 good 5 good 6 day 5 good 7 , 5 good 8 for 5 good 9 father 10 is 11 going 11 going 12 to 11 going 13 exchange 13 exchange 14 for 13 exchange 16 morning 13 exchange 17 service 14 for 15 the 17 service 18 with 17 service 23 . 18 with 19 the 19 the 22 minister father will be away till evening . 1 father 2 will 2 will 3 be 2 will 5 till 4 away 5 till 5 till 6 evening 6 evening 7 . aunt [martha] [did] [not] . 1 aunt 5 . mr [meredith] [had] [gone] [away] [early] [in] [the] [morning] [before] [any] [one] [was] up . 1 mr 14 up 14 up 15 . he went without his breakfast , too , but that was , of course , of common occurrence . 1 he 2 went 1 he 11 was 2 went 3 without 3 without 5 breakfast 4 his 5 breakfast 5 breakfast 6 , 7 too 8 , 8 , 9 but 9 but 11 was 10 that 11 was 11 was 18 occurrence 12 , 18 occurrence 13 of 14 course 14 course 18 occurrence 15 , 18 occurrence 16 of 18 occurrence 17 common 18 occurrence 18 occurrence 19 . half of the time he forgot it and there was no one to remind him of it . 1 half 4 time 2 of 3 the 3 the 4 time 4 time 6 forgot 4 time 9 there 5 he 6 forgot 6 forgot 7 it 8 and 9 there 9 there 10 was 9 there 11 no 11 no 12 one 12 one 14 remind 13 to 14 remind 14 remind 15 him 14 remind 16 of 16 of 17 it 17 it 18 . breakfast [aunt] [martha] 's breakfast was not a hard meal to miss . 1 breakfast 10 meal 1 breakfast 13 . 4 's 5 breakfast 5 breakfast 10 meal 6 was 10 meal 7 not 8 a 8 a 10 meal 9 hard 10 meal 10 meal 12 miss 11 to 12 miss but it was different at dinner time . 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 different 4 different 6 dinner 4 different 8 . 5 at 6 dinner 6 dinner 7 time in desperation they rushed to the graveyard where they couldn't smell it . 1 in 2 desperation 2 desperation 3 they 2 desperation 4 rushed 2 desperation 5 to 2 desperation 7 graveyard 2 desperation 12 it 2 desperation 13 . 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 graveyard 7 graveyard 8 where 7 graveyard 10 couldn't 7 graveyard 11 smell 8 where 9 they but [una] could not keep her eyes from the dining [room] [window] [,] through [which] the [upper] [lowbridge] minister [could] [be] [seen] , [placidly] eating . 1 but 10 dining 3 could 4 not 3 could 5 keep 5 keep 7 eyes 5 keep 8 from 6 her 7 eyes 8 from 9 the 9 the 10 dining 10 dining 26 . 14 through 16 the 16 the 19 minister 19 minister 23 , 19 minister 25 eating 25 eating 26 . " if [i] could only have just a weeny , teeny piece , " she sighed . 1 " 16 sighed 2 if 5 only 4 could 5 only 5 only 11 teeny 6 have 11 teeny 7 just 9 weeny 8 a 9 weeny 9 weeny 10 , 9 weeny 11 teeny 11 teeny 12 piece 11 teeny 13 , 11 teeny 14 " 11 teeny 15 she 11 teeny 16 sighed 13 , 14 " 16 sighed 17 . " now , you stop [that] , " commanded [jerry] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 9 commanded 2 now 3 , 2 now 4 you 5 stop 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 commanded 9 commanded 11 . " of course it 's hard but that 's the punishment of it . 1 " 3 course 2 of 3 course 3 course 4 it 4 it 5 's 4 it 6 hard 6 hard 7 but 6 hard 11 punishment 8 that 9 's 9 's 11 punishment 10 the 11 punishment 11 punishment 12 of 12 of 13 it 13 it 14 . i could eat a graven image this very minute , but am [i] complaining ? 1 i 2 could 2 could 5 graven 3 eat 5 graven 4 a 5 graven 5 graven 6 image 5 graven 7 this 5 graven 8 very 5 graven 9 minute 9 minute 14 complaining 10 , 11 but 11 but 14 complaining 12 am 14 complaining 14 complaining 15 ? let's think of something else . 1 let's 2 think 1 let's 4 something 2 think 3 of 4 something 5 else 5 else 6 . we 've just got to rise above our stomachs [.] ["] 1 we 2 've 2 've 3 just 2 've 4 got 4 got 9 stomachs 5 to 6 rise 6 rise 9 stomachs 7 above 9 stomachs 8 our 9 stomachs at supper time they did not feel the pangs of hunger which they had suffered earlier in the day . 1 at 9 pangs 2 supper 3 time 3 time 9 pangs 4 they 9 pangs 5 did 6 not 6 not 9 pangs 7 feel 9 pangs 8 the 9 pangs 9 pangs 10 of 9 pangs 11 hunger 9 pangs 12 which 9 pangs 13 they 9 pangs 15 suffered 13 they 14 had 15 suffered 16 earlier 16 earlier 19 day 16 earlier 20 . 17 in 18 the 18 the 19 day " [i] [suppose] we 're getting used to it , " said [faith] . 1 " 4 we 4 we 5 're 5 're 6 getting 6 getting 7 used 7 used 8 to 7 used 9 it 9 it 14 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [i] [feel] [an] awfully queer all-gone sort of feeling , but [i] [can't] [say] [i] ['m] hungry . " 1 " 20 " 5 awfully 6 queer 6 queer 7 all-gone 7 all-gone 20 " 8 sort 9 of 8 sort 10 feeling 10 feeling 11 , 11 , 12 but 12 but 18 hungry 18 hungry 19 . 19 . 20 " " my head is funny , " said [una] . 1 " 4 is 1 " 7 " 2 my 3 head 2 my 4 is 5 funny 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 . " it goes [round] and [round] [sometimes] . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 9 " 3 goes 5 and 3 goes 8 . 8 . 9 " but she went gamely to church with the others . 1 but 4 gamely 2 she 4 gamely 3 went 4 gamely 4 gamely 5 to 4 gamely 6 church 4 gamely 7 with 4 gamely 8 the 4 gamely 9 others 4 gamely 10 . but he noticed nothing and his sermon was something longer than usual . 1 but 2 he 2 he 3 noticed 3 noticed 4 nothing 3 noticed 7 sermon 5 and 6 his 6 his 7 sermon 7 sermon 8 was 7 sermon 9 something 7 sermon 12 usual 7 sermon 13 . 10 longer 11 than 11 than 12 usual mrs [elder] [clow] [was] [the] [first] [to] [reach] [her] . 1 mrs 10 . she caught [the] thin little body from the arms [of] [white-faced] , terrified [faith] and carried it into the vestry . 1 she 2 caught 2 caught 4 thin 4 thin 5 little 4 thin 6 body 6 body 9 arms 6 body 21 . 7 from 8 the 8 the 9 arms 9 arms 13 terrified 12 , 13 terrified 15 and 16 carried 16 carried 20 vestry 17 it 20 vestry 18 into 20 vestry 19 the 20 vestry 20 vestry 21 . mr [meredith] [forgot] [the] hymn and everything else and rushed madly after her . 1 mr 5 hymn 5 hymn 11 madly 6 and 11 madly 7 everything 11 madly 8 else 11 madly 9 and 10 rushed 10 rushed 11 madly 11 madly 12 after 11 madly 13 her 13 her 14 . the congregation dismissed itself as best it could . 1 the 2 congregation 2 congregation 3 dismissed 2 congregation 4 itself 2 congregation 5 as 2 congregation 6 best 2 congregation 8 could 2 congregation 9 . 6 best 7 it " oh , [mrs] [clow] , " gasped [faith] , " is [una] dead ? 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 gasped 8 gasped 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 is 12 is 14 dead 12 is 15 ? have [we] [killed] [her] ? " 1 have 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " what is the matter with my child ? " demanded the pale father . 1 " 2 what 1 " 11 demanded 2 what 5 matter 3 is 5 matter 4 the 5 matter 5 matter 6 with 5 matter 11 demanded 7 my 8 child 8 child 11 demanded 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 demanded 11 demanded 13 pale 11 demanded 14 father 11 demanded 15 . 12 the 13 pale " she has just fainted , [i] think , " said [mrs] [clow] . 1 " 2 she 1 " 14 . 2 she 5 fainted 3 has 5 fainted 4 just 5 fainted 5 fainted 6 , 5 fainted 8 think 9 , 10 " 9 , 14 . 10 " 11 said " oh , here 's the doctor , thank goodness . " 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 9 thank 4 here 5 's 4 here 9 thank 6 the 7 doctor 7 doctor 9 thank 8 , 9 thank 9 thank 10 goodness 9 thank 12 " 10 goodness 11 . gilbert did not find it a very easy thing to [bring] [una] [back] to [consciousness] . 1 gilbert 8 easy 1 gilbert 16 . 2 did 3 not 3 not 8 easy 4 find 8 easy 5 it 8 easy 6 a 7 very 7 very 8 easy 8 easy 9 thing 9 thing 10 to 14 to 16 . he worked over her for a long time before her eyes opened . 1 he 2 worked 2 worked 3 over 2 worked 5 for 2 worked 12 opened 3 over 4 her 5 for 6 a 6 a 7 long 7 long 8 time 9 before 10 her 9 before 12 opened 11 eyes 12 opened 12 opened 13 . then he carried her [over] to the manse , followed [by] [faith] [,] sobbing [hysterically] in her relief . 1 then 2 he 1 then 10 followed 2 he 3 carried 3 carried 4 her 3 carried 8 manse 6 to 7 the 7 the 8 manse 8 manse 9 , 10 followed 14 sobbing 14 sobbing 19 . 16 in 17 her 17 her 18 relief 18 relief 19 . " she is just hungry , you know she didn't eat a thing to-day none of us did we were all fasting . " 1 " 2 she 1 " 3 is 3 is 14 to-day 4 just 14 to-day 5 hungry 6 , 5 hungry 8 know 5 hungry 11 eat 6 , 7 you 9 she 10 didn't 10 didn't 11 eat 11 eat 13 thing 11 eat 14 to-day 12 a 13 thing 14 to-day 15 none 15 none 16 of 15 none 17 us 17 us 22 fasting 18 did 22 fasting 19 we 22 fasting 20 were 22 fasting 21 all 22 fasting 22 fasting 24 " 23 . 24 " " fasting ! " said [mr] [meredith] , and " fasting ? " said the doctor . 1 " 2 fasting 2 fasting 3 ! 2 fasting 14 said 2 fasting 16 doctor 3 ! 4 " 3 ! 5 said 8 , 9 and 8 , 10 " 10 " 11 fasting 11 fasting 12 ? 12 ? 13 " 13 " 14 said 15 the 16 doctor 16 doctor 17 . " yes to punish ourselves for singing [polly] [wolly] in the graveyard , " said [faith] . 1 " 2 yes 1 " 7 singing 3 to 4 punish 4 punish 5 ourselves 5 ourselves 7 singing 6 for 7 singing 7 singing 17 . 10 in 11 the 10 in 17 . 11 the 12 graveyard 12 graveyard 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 15 said " my child , [i] don't want you to punish yourselves for that , " said [mr] [meredith] [in] distress . 1 " 4 , 1 " 20 distress 2 my 3 child 3 child 4 , 6 don't 7 want 7 want 8 you 7 want 9 to 9 to 10 punish 10 punish 11 yourselves 11 yourselves 20 distress 12 for 13 that 12 for 14 , 14 , 16 said 15 " 16 said 16 said 20 distress 20 distress 21 . " [i] gave you your little scolding and you were all penitent and [i] forgave you . " 1 " 18 " 3 gave 6 little 3 gave 7 scolding 4 you 5 your 5 your 6 little 7 scolding 8 and 7 scolding 12 penitent 9 you 12 penitent 10 were 12 penitent 11 all 12 penitent 12 penitent 13 and 12 penitent 15 forgave 15 forgave 17 . 16 you 17 . 17 . 18 " " yes , but we had to be punished , " explained [faith] . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 but 4 but 5 we 5 we 6 had 6 had 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 punished 9 punished 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 explained 12 explained 14 . we are bringing ourselves up , you know , because there is nobody to do it . " 1 we 2 are 1 we 4 ourselves 3 bringing 4 ourselves 4 ourselves 5 up 4 ourselves 6 , 4 ourselves 10 because 4 ourselves 13 nobody 4 ourselves 15 do 4 ourselves 17 . 6 , 7 you 7 you 8 know 9 , 10 because 11 there 12 is 11 there 13 nobody 14 to 15 do 15 do 16 it 17 . 18 " mr [meredith] [groaned] [,] [but] [the] [doctor] [got] up [from] [una] ['s] [side] [with] [an] [air] [of] [relief] . 1 mr 9 up 9 up 19 . " then this child simply fainted from lack of food and all she needs is a good square meal , " he said . 1 " 23 said 2 then 6 fainted 3 this 6 fainted 4 child 6 fainted 5 simply 6 fainted 6 fainted 8 lack 7 from 8 lack 8 lack 9 of 8 lack 10 food 8 lack 14 needs 10 food 11 and 12 all 14 needs 13 she 14 needs 14 needs 18 square 15 is 17 good 16 a 17 good 17 good 18 square 18 square 21 " 19 meal 20 , 20 , 21 " 21 " 23 said 22 he 23 said 23 said 24 . " [mrs] [clow] , will you be kind enough to see [she] gets it ? 1 " 6 you 4 , 5 will 5 will 6 you 6 you 7 be 6 you 15 ? 7 be 8 kind 8 kind 9 enough 9 enough 10 to 10 to 11 see 13 gets 14 it 14 it 15 ? and [i] [think] [from] [faith] ['s] [story] [that] they [all] would be the [better] [for] [something] [to] [eat] [,] [or] [we] [shall] [have] [more] faintings . " 1 and 9 they 1 and 13 the 9 they 11 would 11 would 12 be 13 the 25 faintings 25 faintings 26 . 26 . 27 " " [i] suppose we [shouldn't] have [made] [una] fast , " said [faith] [remorsefully] . 1 " 3 suppose 3 suppose 4 we 4 we 6 have 6 have 9 fast 9 fast 15 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 15 . " [when] [i] think of it , [only] [jerry] and [i] should have been punished . 1 " 4 think 4 think 5 of 4 think 6 it 6 it 7 , 7 , 10 and 10 and 16 . 12 should 13 have 13 have 14 been 14 been 15 punished 15 punished 16 . [we] [got] [up] [the] [concert] [and] [we] [were] [the] [oldest] [.] ["] faith 's innocently uttered phrase rankled in her father 's mind like a barbed shaft . 1 faith 6 rankled 2 's 6 rankled 3 innocently 6 rankled 4 uttered 6 rankled 5 phrase 6 rankled 6 rankled 7 in 6 rankled 8 her 6 rankled 9 father 6 rankled 10 's 6 rankled 11 mind 11 mind 14 barbed 12 like 13 a 12 like 14 barbed 13 a 14 barbed 14 barbed 15 shaft 14 barbed 16 . there was " nobody " to look after them to comfort their little souls and care for their little bodies . 1 there 2 was 1 there 4 nobody 1 there 11 comfort 3 " 4 nobody 5 " 6 to 6 to 7 look 6 to 11 comfort 7 look 8 after 7 look 9 them 10 to 11 comfort 11 comfort 14 souls 12 their 14 souls 13 little 14 souls 14 souls 20 bodies 15 and 20 bodies 16 care 17 for 16 care 20 bodies 18 their 20 bodies 19 little 20 bodies 20 bodies 21 . how frail [una] [had] [looked] [,] lying there on the vestry sofa in that long faint ! 1 how 2 frail 2 frail 7 lying 7 lying 11 vestry 8 there 11 vestry 9 on 11 vestry 10 the 11 vestry 11 vestry 12 sofa 11 vestry 13 in 11 vestry 14 that 11 vestry 15 long 11 vestry 16 faint 11 vestry 17 ! how thin were her tiny hands , how pallid her little face ! 1 how 9 pallid 1 how 13 ! 2 thin 9 pallid 3 were 9 pallid 4 her 9 pallid 5 tiny 9 pallid 6 hands 9 pallid 7 , 8 how 8 how 9 pallid 9 pallid 12 face 10 her 12 face 11 little 12 face since his wife 's death he had not felt such an agony of dread as when he had hung over his little girl in her unconsciousness . 1 since 3 wife 2 his 3 wife 3 wife 5 death 3 wife 9 felt 4 's 5 death 6 he 7 had 6 he 9 felt 7 had 8 not 9 felt 14 dread 10 such 11 an 11 an 12 agony 12 agony 13 of 12 agony 14 dread 14 dread 18 had 14 dread 19 hung 15 as 17 he 16 when 17 he 17 he 18 had 19 hung 20 over 20 over 26 unconsciousness 21 his 26 unconsciousness 22 little 26 unconsciousness 23 girl 26 unconsciousness 24 in 26 unconsciousness 25 her 26 unconsciousness 26 unconsciousness 27 . he must do something but what ? 1 he 2 must 2 must 3 do 3 do 4 something 3 do 7 ? 5 but 6 what 6 what 7 ? should [he] [ask] [elizabeth] [kirk] [to] marry [him] [?] 1 should 7 marry she was a good woman she would be kind to his children . 1 she 2 was 2 was 9 kind 3 a 4 good 4 good 5 woman 4 good 9 kind 6 she 7 would 7 would 8 be 8 be 9 kind 9 kind 10 to 9 kind 12 children 11 his 12 children 12 children 13 . he might bring himself to do it if it were not for his love [for] [rosemary] [west] [.] 1 he 2 might 2 might 3 bring 3 bring 4 himself 3 bring 5 to 5 to 6 do 6 do 7 it 6 do 9 it 6 do 11 not 6 do 12 for 6 do 14 love 8 if 9 it 10 were 11 not 12 for 13 his but until he had crushed that out he could not seek another woman in marriage . 1 but 5 crushed 2 until 3 he 2 until 5 crushed 3 he 4 had 5 crushed 7 out 5 crushed 9 could 5 crushed 11 seek 6 that 7 out 8 he 9 could 9 could 10 not 11 seek 12 another 11 seek 15 marriage 12 another 13 woman 14 in 15 marriage 15 marriage 16 . and he could not crush it out he had tried and he could not . 1 and 2 he 2 he 3 could 3 could 4 not 3 could 5 crush 5 crush 6 it 5 crush 7 out 5 crush 10 tried 5 crush 11 and 8 he 9 had 8 he 10 tried 11 and 12 he 12 he 13 could 13 could 14 not 14 not 15 . rosemary had been in [church] [that] [evening] , for the first time [since] [her] return [from] [kingsport] . 1 rosemary 2 had 1 rosemary 11 first 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 in 8 , 9 for 9 for 11 first 10 the 11 first 11 first 12 time 12 time 15 return 15 return 18 . he had caught a glimpse of her face in the back of the crowded church , just as he had finished his sermon . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 caught 3 caught 5 glimpse 4 a 5 glimpse 5 glimpse 6 of 5 glimpse 8 face 5 glimpse 9 in 5 glimpse 11 back 5 glimpse 12 of 6 of 7 her 9 in 10 the 12 of 13 the 13 the 14 crowded 14 crowded 15 church 14 crowded 17 just 15 church 16 , 17 just 18 as 18 as 19 he 19 he 20 had 20 had 21 finished 21 finished 22 his 21 finished 23 sermon 22 his 23 sermon 23 sermon 24 . his heart had given a fierce throb . 1 his 7 throb 2 heart 7 throb 3 had 4 given 4 given 7 throb 5 a 7 throb 6 fierce 7 throb 7 throb 8 . he sat while the choir sang the " collection piece , " with his bent head and tingling pulses . 1 he 2 sat 2 sat 5 choir 3 while 5 choir 4 the 5 choir 5 choir 6 sang 5 choir 9 collection 7 the 9 collection 8 " 9 collection 9 collection 10 piece 9 collection 15 bent 11 , 12 " 11 , 15 bent 13 with 15 bent 14 his 15 bent 15 bent 19 pulses 16 head 19 pulses 17 and 19 pulses 18 tingling 19 pulses 19 pulses 20 . he had not seen her since the evening upon which he had asked her to marry him . 1 he 2 had 1 he 13 asked 2 had 4 seen 3 not 4 seen 4 seen 5 her 4 seen 6 since 6 since 8 evening 6 since 12 had 7 the 8 evening 9 upon 10 which 10 which 12 had 11 he 12 had 13 asked 14 her 13 asked 16 marry 15 to 16 marry 16 marry 17 him 17 him 18 . when he had risen to give out the hymn his hands were trembling and his pale face was flushed . 1 when 2 he 1 when 4 risen 2 he 3 had 3 had 4 risen 4 risen 6 give 4 risen 9 hymn 5 to 6 give 7 out 9 hymn 8 the 9 hymn 9 hymn 11 hands 9 hymn 12 were 9 hymn 13 trembling 9 hymn 20 . 10 his 11 hands 13 trembling 16 pale 14 and 15 his 15 his 16 pale 17 face 18 was 17 face 19 flushed 19 flushed 20 . then [una] ['s] fainting spell [had] banished [everything] [from] [his] [mind] for a time . 1 then 4 fainting 4 fainting 5 spell 5 spell 7 banished 7 banished 12 for 12 for 13 a 13 a 14 time 13 a 15 . now , in the darkness and solitude of the study it rushed back . 1 now 2 , 1 now 7 solitude 3 in 7 solitude 4 the 5 darkness 5 darkness 6 and 5 darkness 7 solitude 7 solitude 8 of 7 solitude 10 study 7 solitude 12 rushed 7 solitude 13 back 7 solitude 14 . 8 of 9 the 10 study 11 it rosemary was the only woman in the world for him . 1 rosemary 2 was 1 rosemary 11 . 3 the 5 woman 3 the 8 world 4 only 5 woman 6 in 8 world 7 the 8 world 8 world 11 . 9 for 10 him 10 him 11 . it was of no use for him to think of marrying any other . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 of 3 of 11 marrying 4 no 5 use 5 use 6 for 5 use 8 to 5 use 11 marrying 6 for 7 him 9 think 11 marrying 10 of 11 marrying 11 marrying 12 any 12 any 13 other 13 other 14 . he could not commit such a sacrilege even for his children 's sake . 1 he 2 could 2 could 3 not 3 not 4 commit 4 commit 7 sacrilege 5 such 6 a 5 such 7 sacrilege 7 sacrilege 8 even 7 sacrilege 9 for 7 sacrilege 11 children 7 sacrilege 13 sake 7 sacrilege 14 . 10 his 11 children 12 's 13 sake then he lighted his lamp and took up a bulky new book which was setting the theological world by the ears . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 lighted 3 lighted 5 lamp 4 his 5 lamp 5 lamp 6 and 5 lamp 10 bulky 7 took 10 bulky 8 up 10 bulky 9 a 10 bulky 10 bulky 11 new 10 bulky 12 book 10 bulky 13 which 10 bulky 14 was 10 bulky 15 setting 15 setting 16 the 15 setting 17 theological 17 theological 18 world 17 theological 19 by 17 theological 20 the 17 theological 21 ears 21 ears 22 . he would read just one chapter to compose his mind . 1 he 2 would 2 would 8 compose 3 read 8 compose 4 just 8 compose 5 one 8 compose 6 chapter 8 compose 7 to 8 compose 8 compose 10 mind 8 compose 11 . 9 his 10 mind five minutes later he was lost to the world and the troubles of the world . 1 five 2 minutes 1 five 6 lost 2 minutes 3 later 2 minutes 4 he 4 he 5 was 6 lost 12 troubles 7 to 8 the 8 the 9 world 9 world 10 and 10 and 11 the 11 the 12 troubles 12 troubles 16 . 13 of 15 world 14 the 15 world 15 world 16 . [chapter] [xxix] [.] [a] [weird] [tale] the wind was laughing and whistling about them like a leal , glad-hearted comrade . 1 the 2 wind 2 wind 3 was 2 wind 6 whistling 3 was 6 whistling 4 laughing 6 whistling 5 and 6 whistling 6 whistling 11 leal 7 about 11 leal 8 them 11 leal 9 like 10 a 9 like 11 leal 10 a 11 leal 11 leal 12 , 11 leal 13 glad-hearted 13 glad-hearted 15 . 14 comrade 15 . the young ferns were spicy in the hollow . 1 the 5 spicy 2 young 5 spicy 3 ferns 5 spicy 4 were 5 spicy 5 spicy 8 hollow 5 spicy 9 . 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 hollow the wild cherry trees scattered over the valley , among the dark firs , were mistily white . 1 the 3 cherry 2 wild 3 cherry 3 cherry 4 trees 3 cherry 5 scattered 3 cherry 8 valley 3 cherry 17 white 3 cherry 18 . 5 scattered 6 over 7 the 8 valley 8 valley 9 , 10 among 11 the 10 among 16 mistily 12 dark 16 mistily 13 firs 16 mistily 14 , 15 were 15 were 16 mistily 16 mistily 17 white the robins were whistling over in the maples [behind] [ingleside] . 1 the 2 robins 2 robins 3 were 2 robins 4 whistling 4 whistling 8 maples 5 over 7 the 5 over 8 maples 6 in 7 the 8 maples 11 . beyond [,] [on] [the] [slopes] of the [glen] , [were] blossoming orchards , sweet and mystic and wonderful , veiled in dusk . 1 beyond 6 of 6 of 7 the 7 the 23 . 9 , 11 blossoming 11 blossoming 16 mystic 12 orchards 13 , 12 orchards 16 mystic 14 sweet 15 and 14 sweet 16 mystic 16 mystic 20 veiled 17 and 20 veiled 18 wonderful 20 veiled 19 , 20 veiled 20 veiled 21 in 20 veiled 22 dusk 20 veiled 23 . it was spring , and young [things] [must] be glad in spring . 1 it 2 was 1 it 12 spring 3 spring 5 and 3 spring 6 young 3 spring 12 spring 4 , 5 and 9 be 10 glad 10 glad 12 spring 11 in 12 spring 12 spring 13 . everybody [was] [glad] in [rainbow] [valley] [that] [evening] [until] [mary] [vance] froze their blood [with] the story of [henry] [warren] ['s] [ghost] . 1 everybody 4 in 4 in 12 froze 12 froze 14 blood 13 their 14 blood 14 blood 23 . 16 the 17 story 16 the 18 of 18 of 23 . jem was not [there] . 1 jem 2 was 2 was 3 not 3 not 5 . jem spent his evenings [now] studying for his entrance examination in the [ingleside] garret . 1 jem 2 spent 2 spent 3 his 3 his 4 evenings 4 evenings 14 garret 6 studying 7 for 6 studying 9 entrance 7 for 8 his 9 entrance 10 examination 10 examination 11 in 11 in 12 the 12 the 14 garret 14 garret 15 . jerry was down near the pond , trouting . 1 jerry 2 was 2 was 8 trouting 3 down 8 trouting 4 near 8 trouting 5 the 6 pond 6 pond 8 trouting 7 , 8 trouting 8 trouting 9 . walter had been reading [longfellow] 's [sea] poems to the others and they were steeped in the beauty and mystery of the ships . 1 walter 2 had 1 walter 24 . 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 reading 6 's 8 poems 8 poems 23 ships 9 to 10 the 10 the 11 others 11 others 15 steeped 12 and 15 steeped 13 they 14 were 14 were 15 steeped 15 steeped 16 in 15 steeped 18 beauty 15 steeped 19 and 15 steeped 20 mystery 17 the 18 beauty 20 mystery 21 of 21 of 22 the 22 the 23 ships 23 ships 24 . then they talked of what they would do when they were grown up where they would travel the far , fair shores they would see . 1 then 2 they 2 they 3 talked 2 they 11 were 3 talked 4 of 5 what 6 they 6 they 7 would 6 they 11 were 7 would 8 do 9 when 10 they 10 they 11 were 11 were 22 shores 12 grown 13 up 12 grown 17 travel 14 where 15 they 14 where 17 travel 15 they 16 would 17 travel 18 the 17 travel 19 far 17 travel 22 shores 20 , 21 fair 21 fair 22 shores 22 shores 23 they 22 shores 24 would 22 shores 25 see 22 shores 26 . nan [and] [di] meant to go to [europe] . 1 nan 4 meant 4 meant 5 to 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 to 7 to 9 . walter longed for the [nile] [moaning] [past] [its] [egyptian] sands , and a glimpse of the sphinx . 1 walter 2 longed 1 walter 13 a 2 longed 10 sands 3 for 4 the 4 the 10 sands 10 sands 12 and 11 , 12 and 13 a 18 . 14 glimpse 15 of 15 of 16 the 16 the 17 sphinx 17 sphinx 18 . carl 's heart was set on [african] [jungles] . 1 carl 2 's 2 's 3 heart 3 heart 4 was 3 heart 5 set 5 set 6 on 6 on 9 . una said nothing . 1 una 4 . 2 said 3 nothing 2 said 4 . she thought she would just like to stay at home . 1 she 4 would 2 thought 4 would 3 she 4 would 4 would 6 like 4 would 8 stay 5 just 6 like 7 to 8 stay 8 stay 10 home 9 at 10 home 10 home 11 . it was prettier here than anywhere else . 1 it 2 was 1 it 3 prettier 3 prettier 4 here 3 prettier 5 than 3 prettier 6 anywhere 6 anywhere 7 else 7 else 8 . it would be dreadful when they were all grown up and had to scatter over the world . 1 it 2 would 2 would 3 be 2 would 14 scatter 4 dreadful 5 when 5 when 6 they 6 they 7 were 6 they 14 scatter 8 all 14 scatter 9 grown 10 up 9 grown 14 scatter 10 up 11 and 12 had 13 to 12 had 14 scatter 13 to 14 scatter 14 scatter 15 over 14 scatter 17 world 15 over 16 the 16 the 17 world 17 world 18 . the very idea made [una] [feel] lonesome and homesick . 1 the 3 idea 2 very 3 idea 3 idea 7 lonesome 4 made 7 lonesome 7 lonesome 10 . 8 and 9 homesick 9 homesick 10 . but the others dreamed [on] delightedly [until] [mary] [vance] arrived and vanished [poesy] [and] dreams [at] [one] [fell] swoop . 1 but 2 the 1 but 6 delightedly 2 the 3 others 3 others 4 dreamed 6 delightedly 10 arrived 10 arrived 12 vanished 11 and 12 vanished 12 vanished 15 dreams 15 dreams 20 . 19 swoop 20 . " [laws] [,] [but] [i] 'm [out] [of] puff , " she exclaimed . 1 " 6 'm 1 " 13 exclaimed 9 puff 13 exclaimed 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 exclaimed 12 she 13 exclaimed 13 exclaimed 14 . " [i] 've run down that hill like sixty . 1 " 10 . 3 've 9 sixty 4 run 9 sixty 5 down 7 hill 6 that 7 hill 7 hill 9 sixty 8 like 9 sixty 9 sixty 10 . i got [an] [awful] [scare] up [there] at the [old] [bailey] place . " 1 i 2 got 2 got 6 up 6 up 8 at 8 at 9 the 9 the 12 place 12 place 13 . 13 . 14 " " what frightened you ? " asked [di] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 frightened 2 what 5 ? 4 you 5 ? 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 9 . " [i] dunno . 1 " 3 dunno 3 dunno 4 . i was poking [about] [under] [them] [lilacs] [in] [the] [old] [garden] [,] trying to see if there was any lilies-of-the-valley out yet [.] 1 i 2 was 1 i 3 poking 3 poking 13 trying 13 trying 14 to 14 to 15 see 15 see 20 lilies-of-the-valley 16 if 20 lilies-of-the-valley 17 there 20 lilies-of-the-valley 18 was 20 lilies-of-the-valley 19 any 20 lilies-of-the-valley 20 lilies-of-the-valley 21 out 20 lilies-of-the-valley 22 yet it was [white] . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 . i tell you [i] didn't stop for a second look . 1 i 2 tell 1 i 5 didn't 2 tell 3 you 5 didn't 6 stop 6 stop 9 second 6 stop 10 look 6 stop 11 . 7 for 9 second 8 a 9 second i flew over the dyke quicker than quick . 1 i 2 flew 2 flew 5 dyke 3 over 5 dyke 4 the 5 dyke 5 dyke 6 quicker 5 dyke 8 quick 6 quicker 7 than 8 quick 9 . i was sure it [was] [henry] [warren] 's [ghost] . " 1 i 3 sure 2 was 3 sure 3 sure 4 it 4 it 8 's 8 's 10 . 10 . 11 " " who was [henry] [warren] ? " asked [di] . 1 " 2 who 2 who 3 was 2 who 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 . " and why should he have a ghost ? " [asked] [nan] . 1 " 3 why 1 " 13 . 2 and 3 why 3 why 4 should 4 should 6 have 5 he 6 have 7 a 10 " 7 a 13 . 8 ghost 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " [laws] , did you [never] hear the story [?] 1 " 3 , 1 " 5 you 1 " 9 story 4 did 5 you 5 you 7 hear 8 the 9 story and you brought up [in] [the] [glen] . 1 and 2 you 1 and 3 brought 3 brought 4 up 4 up 8 . well , wait a minute till [i] get [by] [breath] [all] [back] [and] [i] 'll tell you . " 1 well 2 , 1 well 17 you 3 wait 5 minute 3 wait 6 till 3 wait 8 get 3 wait 16 tell 4 a 5 minute 15 'll 16 tell 16 tell 17 you 17 you 19 " 18 . 19 " walter shivered delightsomely . 1 walter 2 shivered 2 shivered 3 delightsomely 3 delightsomely 4 . he loved ghost stories . 1 he 2 loved 2 loved 3 ghost 3 ghost 4 stories 3 ghost 5 . their mystery , their dramatic climaxes , their eeriness gave him a fearful , exquisite pleasure . 1 their 9 eeriness 2 mystery 3 , 2 mystery 4 their 4 their 9 eeriness 5 dramatic 9 eeriness 6 climaxes 9 eeriness 7 , 9 eeriness 8 their 9 eeriness 9 eeriness 10 gave 9 eeriness 11 him 9 eeriness 12 a 9 eeriness 13 fearful 9 eeriness 14 , 9 eeriness 15 exquisite 15 exquisite 16 pleasure 16 pleasure 17 . longfellow instantly grew tame and commonplace . 1 longfellow 2 instantly 1 longfellow 3 grew 1 longfellow 4 tame 1 longfellow 6 commonplace 1 longfellow 7 . 4 tame 5 and mary wished he wouldn't look at her so . 1 mary 2 wished 2 wished 3 he 2 wished 4 wouldn't 4 wouldn't 5 look 4 wouldn't 8 so 4 wouldn't 9 . 5 look 6 at 6 at 7 her she [felt] [she] could make a [better] job of the [ghost] story [if] [walter] were [not] [looking] at her . 1 she 4 could 4 could 5 make 5 make 6 a 6 a 8 job 8 job 9 of 9 of 10 the 10 the 12 story 12 story 20 . 15 were 18 at 18 at 19 her 19 her 20 . she could put on several frills and invent a few artistic details to enhance the horror . 1 she 2 could 2 could 8 invent 3 put 4 on 3 put 8 invent 5 several 8 invent 6 frills 7 and 6 frills 8 invent 8 invent 14 enhance 9 a 10 few 10 few 14 enhance 11 artistic 14 enhance 12 details 14 enhance 13 to 14 enhance 14 enhance 15 the 14 enhance 16 horror 14 enhance 17 . as it was , she had to stick to the bare truth or what had been told her for the truth . 1 as 3 was 1 as 5 she 2 it 3 was 4 , 5 she 5 she 6 had 6 had 7 to 7 to 8 stick 8 stick 11 bare 9 to 10 the 10 the 11 bare 11 bare 12 truth 11 bare 21 truth 12 truth 13 or 14 what 17 told 15 had 16 been 15 had 17 told 17 told 18 her 17 told 21 truth 19 for 20 the 20 the 21 truth 21 truth 22 . he was an awful old rip , they say , and his wife wasn't much better . 1 he 2 was 1 he 14 wasn't 2 was 4 awful 3 an 4 awful 4 awful 6 rip 4 awful 14 wasn't 5 old 6 rip 6 rip 7 , 6 rip 8 they 6 rip 9 say 6 rip 10 , 6 rip 11 and 6 rip 12 his 10 , 11 and 12 his 13 wife 14 wasn't 15 much 15 much 16 better 16 better 17 . he was about twelve when he came to them , and kind of undersized and delicate . 1 he 2 was 1 he 14 undersized 2 was 3 about 3 about 4 twelve 4 twelve 5 when 6 he 14 undersized 7 came 8 to 8 to 14 undersized 9 them 14 undersized 10 , 11 and 10 , 14 undersized 11 and 14 undersized 12 kind 13 of 12 kind 14 undersized 14 undersized 15 and 14 undersized 16 delicate 14 undersized 17 . they [say] [tom] [and] [his] [wife] [used] [him] [awful] [from] [the] start whipped him and starved him . 1 they 12 start 12 start 16 starved 13 whipped 14 him 13 whipped 16 starved 15 and 16 starved 16 starved 17 him 17 him 18 . folks said they wanted him to die so 's they could get the little bit of money his mother had left for him . 1 folks 3 they 1 folks 4 wanted 1 folks 7 die 1 folks 10 they 1 folks 17 money 2 said 3 they 4 wanted 5 him 4 wanted 6 to 8 so 9 's 8 so 10 they 11 could 12 get 12 get 17 money 13 the 16 of 14 little 15 bit 15 bit 16 of 16 of 17 money 17 money 21 left 18 his 19 mother 18 his 21 left 20 had 21 left 21 left 22 for 21 left 23 him 23 him 24 . his uncle used to thrash him in that garden up there ' cause it was back of the house where no one could see him . 1 his 5 thrash 2 uncle 5 thrash 3 used 4 to 3 used 5 thrash 5 thrash 6 him 5 thrash 9 garden 5 thrash 10 up 5 thrash 11 there 7 in 8 that 7 in 9 garden 11 there 15 was 12 ' 13 cause 13 cause 15 was 14 it 15 was 15 was 17 of 16 back 17 of 17 of 19 house 18 the 19 house 19 house 26 . 20 where 23 could 21 no 22 one 22 one 23 could 23 could 24 see 24 see 25 him 25 him 26 . but folks could hear , and they say it was awful [sometimes] [hearing] [poor] [henry] plead [with] [his] [uncle] [not] to kill him . 1 but 2 folks 2 folks 8 say 2 folks 11 awful 3 could 4 hear 4 hear 8 say 5 , 6 and 6 and 7 they 7 they 8 say 9 it 10 was 9 it 11 awful 11 awful 16 plead 16 plead 24 . 21 to 22 kill 22 kill 23 him 23 him 24 . but nobody dared interfere ['] cause [old] [tom] [was] [such] a reprobate he 'd have been [sure] [to] [get] square [with] ['] [em] [some] [way] . 1 but 2 nobody 2 nobody 4 interfere 3 dared 4 interfere 4 interfere 6 cause 6 cause 11 a 11 a 12 reprobate 12 reprobate 26 . 13 he 16 been 14 'd 15 have 15 have 16 been 16 been 20 square 20 square 26 . he burned the [barns] of a [man] [at] [harbour] [head] [who] offended him . 1 he 2 burned 2 burned 6 a 3 the 5 of 5 of 6 a 6 a 14 . 12 offended 13 him 13 him 14 . and it wasn't long [till] [it] [got] [around] [that] [henry] [walked] . 1 and 2 it 2 it 3 wasn't 3 wasn't 4 long 4 long 12 . that old [garden] [was] [ha'nted] . 1 that 2 old 2 old 6 . he was heard there at nights , moaning and crying . 1 he 2 was 1 he 3 heard 3 heard 8 moaning 4 there 8 moaning 5 at 6 nights 6 nights 8 moaning 7 , 8 moaning 8 moaning 9 and 8 moaning 10 crying 8 moaning 11 . old [tom] and his wife [got] [out] [went] [out] [west] [and] [never] [came] [back] . 1 old 3 and 3 and 4 his 4 his 5 wife 5 wife 15 . the place got such a bad name nobody 'd buy or rent it . 1 the 2 place 2 place 12 rent 2 place 14 . 3 got 6 bad 4 such 5 a 4 such 6 bad 6 bad 12 rent 7 name 12 rent 8 nobody 12 rent 9 'd 12 rent 10 buy 11 or 10 buy 12 rent 13 it 14 . that 's why it 's all gone to ruin . 1 that 2 's 1 that 3 why 3 why 9 ruin 4 it 5 's 5 's 9 ruin 6 all 7 gone 7 gone 8 to 7 gone 9 ruin 9 ruin 10 . that was thirty years ago , but [henry] [warren] ['s] [ghost] [ha'nts] it [yet] . " 1 that 2 was 2 was 3 thirty 3 thirty 4 years 4 years 5 ago 5 ago 6 , 6 , 7 but 7 but 13 it 13 it 15 . 15 . 16 " " do you believe that ? " asked [nan] scornfully . 1 " 8 asked 2 do 3 you 2 do 4 believe 2 do 6 ? 4 believe 5 that 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 asked 8 asked 10 scornfully 10 scornfully 11 . " [i] don't . " 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 . 4 . 5 " " [well] , [good] [people] have seen him [and] [heard] [him] . " retorted [mary] . 1 " 3 , 1 " 14 retorted 6 have 7 seen 7 seen 8 him 8 him 12 . 12 . 13 " 13 " 14 retorted 14 retorted 16 . so [i] [cut] [and] [run] . 1 so 6 . it [mightn't] [have] [been] [his] [ghost] , but [i] wasn't going to take any chances with a ha'nt . " 1 it 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 10 wasn't 10 wasn't 11 going 11 going 12 to 11 going 13 take 13 take 18 ha'nt 14 any 15 chances 15 chances 18 ha'nt 16 with 18 ha'nt 17 a 18 ha'nt 18 ha'nt 20 " 19 . 20 " " it was likely [old] [mrs] [stimson] 's [white] calf , " [laughed] [di] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 likely 4 likely 10 calf 8 's 10 calf 10 calf 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 15 . " it [pastures] in that garden [i] ['ve] [seen] [it] . " 1 " 2 it 1 " 12 " 4 in 5 that 4 in 6 garden 6 garden 11 . 11 . 12 " " maybe so . 1 " 2 maybe 2 maybe 3 so 3 so 4 . but [i'm] not [going] [home] [through] the [bailey] [garden] any more . 1 but 3 not 1 but 7 the 7 the 12 . 10 any 11 more 11 more 12 . here 's [jerry] with a [big] string of trout and it 's my turn to cook them . 1 here 2 's 2 's 18 . 4 with 5 a 5 a 7 string 7 string 8 of 7 string 9 trout 9 trout 10 and 9 trout 14 turn 11 it 12 's 11 it 14 turn 13 my 14 turn 14 turn 16 cook 15 to 16 cook 16 cook 17 them 17 them 18 . jem and [jerry] [both] [say] [i] ['m] the [best] cook in the [glen] . 1 jem 2 and 2 and 8 the 8 the 10 cook 10 cook 14 . 11 in 12 the 12 the 14 . and [cornelia] told me [i] [could] [bring] [up] [this] batch of [cookies] . 1 and 3 told 3 told 4 me 4 me 13 . 10 batch 11 of 10 batch 13 . i [all] [but] [dropped] them [when] [i] [saw] [henry] ['s] [ghost] . " 1 i 5 them 5 them 12 . 12 . 13 " jerry went up to [ingleside] [with] [the] [blythes] [to] see [jem] [about] [something] , and [mary] [vance] went [around] [that] way [home] . 1 jerry 21 way 2 went 3 up 2 went 4 to 4 to 10 see 10 see 14 , 14 , 15 and 15 and 18 went 18 went 21 way 21 way 23 . so [faith] [and] [una] [and] [carl] [had] to [go] [back] [to] [the] [manse] [alone] [.] 1 so 8 to they walked [very] [close] together [and] [gave] the old [bailey] garden a [wide] [berth] [.] 1 they 5 together 2 walked 5 together 5 together 12 a 8 the 9 old 8 the 11 garden 11 garden 12 a they did not believe that it was haunted , of course , but they would not go near it for all that . 1 they 2 did 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 believe 4 believe 5 that 4 believe 6 it 4 believe 8 haunted 4 believe 19 it 6 it 7 was 8 haunted 11 course 8 haunted 15 would 9 , 11 course 10 of 11 course 12 , 13 but 13 but 14 they 14 they 15 would 15 would 16 not 15 would 17 go 17 go 18 near 19 it 21 all 20 for 21 all 21 all 22 that 21 all 23 . [chapter] [xxx] [.] [the] [ghost] [on] [the] [dyke] somehow , [faith] and [carl] [and] [una] could not shake [off] [the] hold [which] the [story] of [henry] [warren] ['s] ghost had taken upon their imaginations [.] 1 somehow 2 , 1 somehow 21 ghost 2 , 4 and 4 and 13 hold 8 could 9 not 8 could 13 hold 9 not 10 shake 15 the 17 of 15 the 21 ghost 21 ghost 26 imaginations 22 had 23 taken 23 taken 26 imaginations 24 upon 26 imaginations 25 their 26 imaginations they had never believed in ghosts . 1 they 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 believed 4 believed 5 in 4 believed 6 ghosts 6 ghosts 7 . after the first half-awful , half-pleasant thrill of awe and terror they thought of them [no] [more] . 1 after 4 half-awful 2 the 4 half-awful 3 first 4 half-awful 4 half-awful 5 , 4 half-awful 6 half-pleasant 6 half-pleasant 7 thrill 6 half-pleasant 8 of 6 half-pleasant 9 awe 6 half-pleasant 10 and 6 half-pleasant 11 terror 6 half-pleasant 12 they 6 half-pleasant 14 of 13 thought 14 of 14 of 15 them 15 them 18 . but this story came home to them . 1 but 2 this 2 this 3 story 3 story 8 . 4 came 5 home 4 came 6 to 6 to 7 them 7 them 8 . the old [bailey] garden was [almost] [at] [their] very [door] [almost] [in] [their] beloved [rainbow] [valley] . 1 the 2 old 1 the 4 garden 4 garden 17 . 5 was 9 very 9 very 14 beloved 9 very 17 . but never again ! 1 but 2 never 2 never 3 again 3 again 4 ! after the [night] [when] [mary] [vance] [told] [them] [its] [gruesome] tale they would not have [gone] [through] [or] [near] it [on] [pain] [of] [death] . 1 after 2 the 1 after 11 tale 11 tale 25 . 12 they 13 would 13 would 14 not 13 would 15 have 15 have 20 it 20 it 25 . death ! 1 death 2 ! what was death compared to the unearthly possibility of falling into the clutches of [henry] [warren] ['s] grovelling ghost ? 1 what 7 unearthly 1 what 20 ? 2 was 7 unearthly 3 death 7 unearthly 4 compared 7 unearthly 5 to 6 the 6 the 7 unearthly 7 unearthly 13 clutches 8 possibility 9 of 8 possibility 13 clutches 9 of 13 clutches 10 falling 13 clutches 11 into 12 the 11 into 13 clutches 13 clutches 18 grovelling 14 of 18 grovelling 19 ghost 20 ? one [warm] [july] evening the [three] of [them] [were] [sitting] [under] the [tree] [lovers] , feeling a little lonely . 1 one 4 evening 1 one 7 of 4 evening 5 the 7 of 12 the 12 the 20 . 15 , 16 feeling 16 feeling 19 lonely 17 a 18 little 17 a 19 lonely 19 lonely 20 . nobody else had come near the valley that evening . 1 nobody 2 else 1 nobody 7 valley 2 else 5 near 3 had 4 come 4 come 5 near 6 the 7 valley 7 valley 9 evening 7 valley 10 . 8 that 9 evening jem [blythe] was [away] in [charlottetown] , [writing] on his entrance examinations . 1 jem 3 was 3 was 11 entrance 5 in 7 , 5 in 11 entrance 9 on 10 his 10 his 11 entrance 11 entrance 13 . 12 examinations 13 . jerry [and] [walter] [blythe] [were] [off] [for] a sail on the harbour [with] [old] [captain] [crawford] . 1 jerry 8 a 8 a 17 . 9 sail 10 on 10 on 11 the 11 the 12 harbour 11 the 17 . nan had [asked] [faith] to go with them [,] but [faith] had [declined] . 1 nan 2 had 2 had 5 to 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 with 7 with 8 them 8 them 14 . 10 but 12 had 12 had 14 . no , she wasn't going to go down there and play second fiddle to anybody . 1 no 2 , 1 no 4 wasn't 3 she 4 wasn't 4 wasn't 5 going 4 wasn't 15 anybody 6 to 7 go 7 go 13 fiddle 8 down 13 fiddle 9 there 13 fiddle 10 and 11 play 11 play 13 fiddle 12 second 13 fiddle 13 fiddle 15 anybody 14 to 15 anybody 15 anybody 16 . carl came and sat down close to the girls . 1 carl 2 came 1 carl 4 sat 1 carl 6 close 3 and 4 sat 4 sat 5 down 6 close 7 to 6 close 8 the 6 close 10 . 8 the 9 girls they all wished they had gone home a little sooner , but nobody said anything . 1 they 2 all 1 they 10 sooner 2 all 3 wished 3 wished 5 had 3 wished 7 home 4 they 5 had 5 had 6 gone 7 home 8 a 9 little 10 sooner 10 sooner 13 nobody 11 , 12 but 12 but 13 nobody 13 nobody 15 anything 14 said 15 anything 15 anything 16 . great , velvety , purple clouds heaped up in the west and spread over the valley . 1 great 3 velvety 2 , 3 velvety 3 velvety 4 , 3 velvety 5 purple 3 velvety 6 clouds 3 velvety 7 heaped 3 velvety 17 . 7 heaped 11 west 8 up 9 in 9 in 10 the 10 the 11 west 12 and 13 spread 13 spread 14 over 14 over 15 the 15 the 16 valley 16 valley 17 . there was no wind and everything was suddenly , strangely , dreadfully still . 1 there 2 was 2 was 10 strangely 3 no 10 strangely 4 wind 5 and 4 wind 10 strangely 6 everything 10 strangely 7 was 10 strangely 8 suddenly 9 , 8 suddenly 10 strangely 10 strangely 11 , 10 strangely 12 dreadfully 10 strangely 13 still 10 strangely 14 . the marsh was full of thousands of fire-flies . 1 the 2 marsh 2 marsh 8 fire-flies 3 was 8 fire-flies 4 full 8 fire-flies 5 of 8 fire-flies 6 thousands 8 fire-flies 7 of 8 fire-flies 8 fire-flies 9 . surely some fairy parliament was being convened that night . 1 surely 7 convened 2 some 7 convened 3 fairy 7 convened 4 parliament 7 convened 5 was 7 convened 6 being 7 convened 7 convened 8 that 7 convened 9 night 7 convened 10 . altogether , [rainbow] [valley] was not a [canny] [place] [just] [then] . 1 altogether 2 , 1 altogether 12 . 5 was 7 a 6 not 7 a 7 a 12 . faith looked fearfully up the valley to the old [bailey] [garden] . 1 faith 3 fearfully 2 looked 3 fearfully 3 fearfully 4 up 3 fearfully 6 valley 3 fearfully 12 . 4 up 5 the 5 the 6 valley 7 to 8 the 7 to 12 . 8 the 9 old then , [if] [anybody] ['s] blood [ever] [did] [freeze] [,] [faith] [meredith] ['s] [certainly] [froze] at that moment . 1 then 2 , 1 then 6 blood 6 blood 19 . 16 at 18 moment 16 at 19 . 17 that 18 moment the [eyes] [of] [carl] [and] [una] [followed] [her] entranced gaze and chills began gallopading up and down their spines also . 1 the 9 entranced 9 entranced 14 gallopading 10 gaze 14 gallopading 11 and 14 gallopading 12 chills 14 gallopading 13 began 14 gallopading 14 gallopading 19 spines 15 up 16 and 15 up 19 spines 16 and 19 spines 17 down 19 spines 18 their 19 spines 19 spines 20 also 19 spines 21 . the [three] [merediths] [sat] and [gazed] as if [turned] to stone . 1 the 12 . 5 and 7 as 5 and 10 to 7 as 8 if 10 to 11 stone 11 stone 12 . " it 's it's the calf , " whispered [una] [at] [last] . 1 " 4 it's 1 " 7 , 2 it 4 it's 3 's 4 it's 4 it's 6 calf 5 the 6 calf 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 whispered 9 whispered 13 . " it 's [too] big for the calf , " whispered [faith] . 1 " 9 , 2 it 3 's 2 it 6 for 3 's 5 big 6 for 7 the 7 the 8 calf 8 calf 9 , 9 , 11 whispered 10 " 11 whispered 11 whispered 13 . her mouth and lips were so dry she could hardly articulate the words . 1 her 4 lips 2 mouth 3 and 2 mouth 4 lips 4 lips 5 were 4 lips 14 . 5 were 11 articulate 6 so 11 articulate 7 dry 11 articulate 8 she 11 articulate 9 could 10 hardly 10 hardly 11 articulate 11 articulate 12 the 11 articulate 13 words [suddenly] [carl] [gasped] [,] " it 's coming here . " 1 " 7 " 2 it 3 's 2 it 6 . 3 's 4 coming 4 coming 5 here 6 . 7 " the girls gave one last agonized glance . 1 the 2 girls 2 girls 6 agonized 3 gave 6 agonized 4 one 6 agonized 5 last 6 agonized 6 agonized 7 glance 7 glance 8 . yes , it was creeping down over the dyke , as no calf ever did or could creep . 1 yes 2 , 1 yes 5 creeping 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 creeping 5 creeping 6 down 5 creeping 9 dyke 5 creeping 19 . 7 over 8 the 7 over 9 dyke 8 the 9 dyke 9 dyke 10 , 9 dyke 11 as 9 dyke 12 no 9 dyke 13 calf 10 , 11 as 13 calf 14 ever 13 calf 15 did 13 calf 16 or 13 calf 17 could 13 calf 18 creep reason fled before sudden , over-mastering panic . 1 reason 6 over-mastering 2 fled 6 over-mastering 3 before 6 over-mastering 4 sudden 6 over-mastering 5 , 6 over-mastering 6 over-mastering 7 panic 6 over-mastering 8 . for the moment every one of the trio was firmly convinced [that] [what] [they] [saw] [was] [henry] [warren] ['s] [ghost] . 1 for 3 moment 2 the 3 moment 3 moment 8 trio 4 every 5 one 4 every 8 trio 5 one 6 of 6 of 8 trio 7 the 8 trio 8 trio 9 was 8 trio 10 firmly 8 trio 11 convinced 8 trio 21 . carl sprang to his feet and bolted blindly . 1 carl 7 bolted 2 sprang 3 to 2 sprang 7 bolted 4 his 5 feet 5 feet 7 bolted 6 and 7 bolted 7 bolted 8 blindly 8 blindly 9 . with a simultaneous shriek the girls followed him . 1 with 2 a 2 a 3 simultaneous 3 simultaneous 4 shriek 3 simultaneous 9 . 4 shriek 5 the 5 the 6 girls 7 followed 8 him 8 him 9 . like mad creatures they tore up the hill , across the road and into the manse . 1 like 2 mad 2 mad 5 tore 3 creatures 4 they 3 creatures 5 tore 5 tore 8 hill 5 tore 10 across 6 up 7 the 7 the 8 hill 8 hill 9 , 10 across 11 the 10 across 12 road 12 road 16 manse 12 road 17 . 13 and 14 into 14 into 16 manse 15 the 16 manse they had left [aunt] [martha] sewing in the kitchen . 1 they 2 had 2 had 3 left 3 left 9 kitchen 6 sewing 7 in 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 kitchen 9 kitchen 10 . she was not [there] . 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 not 3 not 5 . they rushed to the study . 1 they 2 rushed 2 rushed 5 study 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 study 5 study 6 . it was dark and tenantless . 1 it 2 was 1 it 5 tenantless 2 was 3 dark 3 dark 4 and 5 tenantless 6 . as [with] [one] [impulse] , [they] [swung] [around] and made for [ingleside] but not [across] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 as 18 . 5 , 9 and 5 , 13 but 9 and 10 made 10 made 11 for 13 but 14 not 14 not 18 . nobody tried to stop them , though everybody who saw them wondered what fresh devilment those manse youngsters were up to now . 1 nobody 2 tried 2 tried 3 to 2 tried 4 stop 4 stop 5 them 5 them 15 devilment 6 , 7 though 7 though 8 everybody 8 everybody 9 who 9 who 15 devilment 10 saw 15 devilment 11 them 15 devilment 12 wondered 15 devilment 13 what 15 devilment 14 fresh 15 devilment 15 devilment 16 those 15 devilment 17 manse 15 devilment 18 youngsters 15 devilment 19 were 15 devilment 20 up 15 devilment 21 to 21 to 23 . 22 now 23 . but [at] the gate [of] [ingleside] they [ran] [into] [rosemary] [west] [,] [who] had [just] been in [for] a moment to return some borrowed books . 1 but 3 the 3 the 4 gate 4 gate 7 they 7 they 14 had 14 had 16 been 16 been 17 in 17 in 19 a 19 a 26 . 20 moment 24 borrowed 21 to 24 borrowed 22 return 24 borrowed 23 some 24 borrowed 24 borrowed 25 books 24 borrowed 26 . she saw their ghastly faces and staring eyes . 1 she 2 saw 2 saw 4 ghastly 3 their 4 ghastly 4 ghastly 5 faces 4 ghastly 7 staring 4 ghastly 8 eyes 4 ghastly 9 . 6 and 7 staring 8 eyes 9 . she realized that their poor little souls were wrung with some awful and real fear , whatever its cause . 1 she 2 realized 2 realized 3 that 2 realized 7 souls 4 their 7 souls 5 poor 7 souls 6 little 7 souls 7 souls 9 wrung 8 were 9 wrung 9 wrung 10 with 9 wrung 11 some 9 wrung 12 awful 9 wrung 13 and 9 wrung 14 real 9 wrung 15 fear 9 wrung 18 its 9 wrung 20 . 15 fear 17 whatever 16 , 17 whatever 18 its 19 cause 19 cause 20 . she caught [carl] [with] [one] arm [and] [faith] [with] [the] [other] . 1 she 2 caught 2 caught 6 arm 6 arm 12 . una stumbled against her and held on desperately . 1 una 2 stumbled 2 stumbled 3 against 2 stumbled 4 her 2 stumbled 6 held 2 stumbled 7 on 2 stumbled 8 desperately 5 and 6 held 8 desperately 9 . " children , dear , what has happened ? " she said . 1 " 12 said 2 children 3 , 3 , 12 said 4 dear 5 , 4 dear 6 what 6 what 8 happened 6 what 9 ? 7 has 8 happened 9 ? 10 " 10 " 12 said 11 she 12 said 12 said 13 . " what has frightened you ? " 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 has 3 has 4 frightened 4 frightened 7 " 5 you 6 ? 6 ? 7 " " [henry] [warren] 's ghost , " answered [carl] [,] [through] his chattering teeth . 1 " 4 's 1 " 8 answered 5 ghost 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 answered 8 answered 15 . 12 his 14 teeth 13 chattering 14 teeth 14 teeth 15 . " [henry] [warren] ['s] ghost ! " said amazed [rosemary] , who had [never] heard the story . 1 " 5 ghost 5 ghost 6 ! 6 ! 7 " 6 ! 8 said 8 said 9 amazed 8 said 11 , 8 said 18 . 11 , 12 who 12 who 13 had 13 had 15 heard 15 heard 17 story 16 the 17 story " yes , " sobbed [faith] [hysterically] . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 sobbed 5 sobbed 8 . " it 's [there] [on] the [bailey] dyke [we] [saw] [it] and it [started] [to] chase [us] . " 1 " 3 's 1 " 19 " 2 it 3 's 6 the 8 dyke 8 dyke 16 chase 12 and 13 it 12 and 16 chase 16 chase 18 . 18 . 19 " rosemary herded the three distracted [creatures] to the [ingleside] veranda . 1 rosemary 2 herded 2 herded 3 the 2 herded 4 three 2 herded 5 distracted 5 distracted 10 veranda 7 to 8 the 8 the 10 veranda 10 veranda 11 . " what is all this rumpus about ? " she inquired . 1 " 11 inquired 2 what 6 rumpus 3 is 6 rumpus 4 all 6 rumpus 5 this 6 rumpus 6 rumpus 7 about 6 rumpus 11 inquired 8 ? 9 " 8 ? 10 she 8 ? 11 inquired 11 inquired 12 . again the children gasped out their [awful] tale [,] [while] [rosemary] [held] them close to her and soothed them with wordless comfort . 1 again 6 their 2 the 3 children 3 children 4 gasped 3 children 6 their 4 gasped 5 out 6 their 8 tale 6 their 13 them 13 them 21 wordless 14 close 18 soothed 15 to 16 her 16 her 18 soothed 17 and 18 soothed 18 soothed 21 wordless 19 them 21 wordless 20 with 21 wordless 21 wordless 22 comfort 21 wordless 23 . " [likely] it was an owl , " said [susan] , unstirred . 1 " 3 it 1 " 8 " 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 an 6 owl 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 11 , 12 unstirred 12 unstirred 13 . an owl ! 1 an 2 owl 2 owl 3 ! the [meredith] children [never] [had] [any] opinion of [susan] ['s] [intelligence] [after] that ! 1 the 3 children 1 the 7 opinion 7 opinion 8 of 8 of 13 that 13 that 14 ! do [owls] [crawl] ? " 1 do 4 ? 4 ? 5 " rosemary looked at [susan] . 1 rosemary 2 looked 2 looked 3 at 3 at 5 . " [they] must have seen something to frighten them so , " she said . 1 " 3 must 1 " 11 , 3 must 4 have 4 have 5 seen 5 seen 8 frighten 6 something 8 frighten 7 to 8 frighten 8 frighten 9 them 8 frighten 10 so 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 said 13 she 14 said 14 said 15 . " [i] will go and [see] , " said [susan] coolly . 1 " 3 will 1 " 9 said 4 go 5 and 4 go 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 coolly 11 coolly 12 . " now , children , calm yourselves . 1 " 8 . 2 now 3 , 2 now 7 yourselves 4 children 5 , 4 children 7 yourselves 6 calm 7 yourselves 7 yourselves 8 . whatever you have seen , it was not a ghost . 1 whatever 2 you 1 whatever 5 , 2 you 3 have 3 have 4 seen 5 , 6 it 6 it 7 was 7 was 8 not 7 was 9 a 9 a 10 ghost 10 ghost 11 . no [fear] [of] [him] [venturing] [back] , and that you may tie to . 1 no 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 9 that 9 that 12 tie 10 you 11 may 11 may 12 tie 12 tie 13 to 12 tie 14 . if you [can] [make] [them] [see] reason , [miss] [west] , [i] will find out the truth of the matter . " 1 if 2 you 2 you 22 " 7 reason 8 , 8 , 22 " 11 , 22 " 13 will 14 find 14 find 15 out 15 out 16 the 16 the 17 truth 17 truth 18 of 18 of 19 the 18 of 21 . 19 the 20 matter 21 . 22 " a pitchfork might not be of much use against " ha'nts , " but it was a comforting sort of weapon . 1 a 2 pitchfork 2 pitchfork 3 might 2 pitchfork 4 not 2 pitchfork 5 be 2 pitchfork 6 of 6 of 11 ha'nts 6 of 21 weapon 7 much 11 ha'nts 8 use 11 ha'nts 9 against 11 ha'nts 10 " 11 ha'nts 11 ha'nts 12 , 11 ha'nts 13 " 11 ha'nts 14 but 11 ha'nts 15 it 11 ha'nts 16 was 11 ha'nts 17 a 18 comforting 21 weapon 19 sort 20 of 19 sort 21 weapon 21 weapon 22 . there was nothing to be seen in [rainbow] [valley] [when] [susan] reached it . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 nothing 1 there 7 in 3 nothing 4 to 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 seen 7 in 14 . 12 reached 13 it 13 it 14 . no white visitants appeared to be lurking in the shadowy , tangled [old] [bailey] [garden] . 1 no 3 visitants 2 white 3 visitants 3 visitants 4 appeared 3 visitants 5 to 3 visitants 6 be 3 visitants 7 lurking 7 lurking 8 in 7 lurking 9 the 7 lurking 10 shadowy 7 lurking 12 tangled 7 lurking 16 . 8 in 9 the 10 shadowy 11 , back [at] [ingleside] [rosemary] [had] [succeeded] [in] [calming] the [children] . 1 back 9 the 9 the 11 . this suspicion became a certainty [when] [susan] finally [returned] . 1 this 2 suspicion 1 this 10 . 2 suspicion 3 became 3 became 4 a 5 certainty 8 finally 5 certainty 10 . " [old] [mrs] [stimson] has had a pair of factory cotton sheets bleaching in the [bailey] garden for a week . 1 " 10 factory 5 has 7 a 6 had 7 a 7 a 8 pair 8 pair 9 of 8 pair 10 factory 10 factory 11 cotton 11 cotton 12 sheets 12 sheets 13 bleaching 12 sheets 21 . 14 in 15 the 14 in 20 week 15 the 17 garden 17 garden 18 for 17 garden 19 a 20 week 21 . she spread them on the dyke under the tamarack tree because the grass was clean and short there . 1 she 6 dyke 2 spread 6 dyke 3 them 6 dyke 4 on 6 dyke 5 the 6 dyke 6 dyke 9 tamarack 7 under 9 tamarack 8 the 9 tamarack 9 tamarack 10 tree 9 tamarack 11 because 9 tamarack 12 the 9 tamarack 13 grass 9 tamarack 14 was 9 tamarack 15 clean 15 clean 16 and 15 clean 17 short 15 clean 18 there 15 clean 19 . this evening she went out to take them in . 1 this 2 evening 2 evening 4 went 3 she 4 went 4 went 5 out 4 went 6 to 6 to 7 take 7 take 8 them 8 them 9 in 8 them 10 . she had her knitting in her hands so she hung the sheets over her shoulders by way of carrying them . 1 she 2 had 1 she 4 knitting 3 her 4 knitting 4 knitting 7 hands 4 knitting 9 she 4 knitting 10 hung 5 in 7 hands 6 her 7 hands 8 so 9 she 10 hung 11 the 11 the 12 sheets 12 sheets 15 shoulders 13 over 15 shoulders 14 her 15 shoulders 15 shoulders 17 way 15 shoulders 19 carrying 15 shoulders 21 . 16 by 17 way 17 way 18 of 19 carrying 20 them and then she must have dropped one of her needles and find it she could not and has not yet . 1 and 2 then 2 then 3 she 3 she 10 needles 4 must 5 have 4 must 10 needles 6 dropped 9 her 6 dropped 10 needles 7 one 8 of 8 of 9 her 10 needles 11 and 10 needles 12 find 10 needles 13 it 10 needles 15 could 10 needles 21 . 14 she 15 could 15 could 16 not 15 could 19 not 17 and 18 has 18 has 19 not 19 not 20 yet the [merediths] [sat] , crimson with a shame that [even] [rosemary] 's understanding sympathy could not remove . 1 the 8 shame 4 , 5 crimson 5 crimson 6 with 5 crimson 7 a 7 a 8 shame 8 shame 18 . 9 that 12 's 9 that 13 understanding 13 understanding 14 sympathy 14 sympathy 17 remove 14 sympathy 18 . 15 could 16 not 16 not 17 remove they [sneaked] [off] [home] [,] met [jerry] at the manse gate and made [remorseful] confession . 1 they 6 met 6 met 8 at 8 at 9 the 9 the 10 manse 10 manse 11 gate 10 manse 16 . 11 gate 12 and 12 and 13 made 13 made 15 confession a session of the [good-conduct] [club] was arranged [for] [next] [morning] . 1 a 2 session 2 session 3 of 2 session 8 arranged 3 of 4 the 7 was 8 arranged 8 arranged 12 . " [wasn't] [miss] [west] [sweet] to [us] to-night ? " whispered [faith] in [bed] . 1 " 11 whispered 6 to 8 to-night 8 to-night 11 whispered 9 ? 10 " 9 ? 11 whispered 11 whispered 15 . 13 in 15 . " yes , " admitted [una] . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 admitted 5 admitted 7 . " it is such a pity it changes people so much to be made stepmothers . " 1 " 3 is 1 " 15 stepmothers 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 such 4 such 5 a 6 pity 7 it 6 pity 8 changes 8 changes 15 stepmothers 9 people 15 stepmothers 10 so 11 much 11 much 15 stepmothers 12 to 13 be 13 be 15 stepmothers 14 made 15 stepmothers 15 stepmothers 17 " 16 . 17 " " [i] don't believe it [does] , " said [faith] loyally . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 believe 4 believe 5 it 5 it 7 , 7 , 9 said 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 loyally 11 loyally 12 . [chapter] [xxxi] [.] [carl] [does] [penance] " [i] don't [see] why we should be punished at all , " said [faith] , rather sulkily . 1 " 5 why 3 don't 5 why 5 why 7 should 6 we 7 should 7 should 9 punished 8 be 9 punished 9 punished 19 . 10 at 11 all 11 all 12 , 12 , 14 said 13 " 14 said 14 said 18 sulkily 16 , 17 rather 17 rather 18 sulkily 18 sulkily 19 . " [we] didn't do anything wrong . 1 " 7 . 3 didn't 5 anything 4 do 5 anything 5 anything 6 wrong 6 wrong 7 . we couldn't help being frightened . 1 we 3 help 2 couldn't 3 help 3 help 4 being 4 being 5 frightened 5 frightened 6 . and it won't do father any harm . 1 and 2 it 2 it 7 harm 3 won't 7 harm 4 do 7 harm 5 father 7 harm 6 any 7 harm 7 harm 8 . it was just an accident . " 1 it 2 was 2 was 5 accident 2 was 6 . 3 just 5 accident 4 an 5 accident 6 . 7 " " you were cowards , " said [jerry] with [judicial] scorn , " and you gave way to your cowardice . 1 " 2 you 1 " 21 . 2 you 3 were 3 were 4 cowards 4 cowards 11 scorn 5 , 6 " 5 , 9 with 6 " 7 said 9 with 11 scorn 11 scorn 12 , 12 , 13 " 13 " 15 you 14 and 15 you 16 gave 20 cowardice 17 way 20 cowardice 18 to 20 cowardice 19 your 20 cowardice 20 cowardice 21 . that is why you should be punished . 1 that 2 is 1 that 5 should 2 is 3 why 3 why 4 you 5 should 6 be 6 be 7 punished 7 punished 8 . everybody will laugh at you about this , and that is a disgrace to the family . " 1 everybody 3 laugh 1 everybody 6 about 2 will 3 laugh 3 laugh 4 at 5 you 6 about 6 about 13 disgrace 7 this 8 , 8 , 9 and 9 and 10 that 10 that 11 is 11 is 13 disgrace 12 a 13 disgrace 13 disgrace 14 to 13 disgrace 16 family 15 the 16 family 16 family 17 . 17 . 18 " i wouldn't go through it again for anything in the [whole] world . ["] 1 i 2 wouldn't 2 wouldn't 3 go 3 go 4 through 3 go 6 again 5 it 6 again 6 again 13 . 7 for 8 anything 8 anything 12 world 9 in 12 world 10 the 12 world 12 world 13 . " [i] [believe] you 'd have [run] [yourself] if you 'd [been] there , " muttered [carl] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 10 you 1 " 16 muttered 4 you 5 'd 5 'd 6 have 9 if 10 you 10 you 11 'd 13 there 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 muttered 16 muttered 18 . " [from] an old woman [in] a cotton sheet , " mocked [jerry] . 1 " 14 . 3 an 4 old 3 an 8 cotton 4 old 5 woman 5 woman 7 a 8 cotton 9 sheet 9 sheet 12 mocked 9 sheet 14 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 mocked " [ho] , ho , ho ! " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 ho 4 ho 6 ho 5 , 6 ho 6 ho 7 ! 7 ! 8 " " [it] didn't look a bit like an old woman , " cried [faith] . 1 " 3 didn't 3 didn't 4 look 4 look 6 bit 4 look 7 like 5 a 6 bit 7 like 8 an 8 an 9 old 9 old 10 woman 10 woman 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 cried 13 cried 15 . " it was just a great , big , white thing crawling about in the grass [just] [as] [mary] [vance] said [henry] [warren] [did] . 1 " 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 just 3 was 12 crawling 5 a 6 great 6 great 12 crawling 7 , 12 crawling 8 big 12 crawling 9 , 12 crawling 10 white 12 crawling 11 thing 12 crawling 12 crawling 13 about 12 crawling 16 grass 14 in 15 the 15 the 16 grass 16 grass 25 . 21 said 25 . and how are we to be punished ? 1 and 2 how 2 how 7 punished 2 how 8 ? 3 are 7 punished 4 we 7 punished 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 punished i don't think it 's fair , but let's know what we have to do [,] [judge] [meredith] ! " 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 think 3 think 4 it 3 think 12 we 4 it 5 's 5 's 6 fair 6 fair 9 let's 7 , 8 but 7 , 9 let's 9 let's 11 what 10 know 11 what 12 we 13 have 13 have 14 to 14 to 15 do 15 do 20 " 19 ! 20 " " the way [i] [look] [at] [it] , " said [jerry] , frowning , " is that [carl] was [the] [most] to [blame] . 1 " 9 " 2 the 3 way 3 way 8 , 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 12 , 12 , 13 frowning 13 frowning 24 . 14 , 15 " 14 , 19 was 15 " 16 is 16 is 17 that 19 was 22 to 22 to 24 . he bolted first , as [i] understand it . 1 he 2 bolted 2 bolted 3 first 2 bolted 4 , 2 bolted 5 as 2 bolted 7 understand 2 bolted 8 it 8 it 9 . besides , he was a boy , so he should have stood his ground to protect you girls , whatever the danger was . 1 besides 6 boy 2 , 3 he 3 he 4 was 4 was 5 a 5 a 6 boy 6 boy 22 danger 7 , 9 he 8 so 9 he 9 he 10 should 10 should 11 have 10 should 16 protect 12 stood 16 protect 13 his 16 protect 14 ground 16 protect 15 to 16 protect 16 protect 17 you 16 protect 18 girls 16 protect 20 whatever 16 protect 21 the 16 protect 22 danger 19 , 20 whatever 22 danger 23 was 22 danger 24 . 23 was 24 . you know that , [carl] , don't you ? " 1 you 2 know 1 you 9 ? 2 know 3 that 4 , 7 don't 6 , 7 don't 7 don't 8 you 8 you 9 ? 9 ? 10 " " [i] s'pose so , " growled [carl] shamefacedly . 1 " 3 s'pose 1 " 5 , 3 s'pose 4 so 5 , 6 " 6 " 7 growled 7 growled 9 shamefacedly 9 shamefacedly 10 . " very well . 1 " 3 well 2 very 3 well 3 well 4 . this is to be your punishment . 1 this 2 is 1 this 6 punishment 3 to 4 be 4 be 6 punishment 5 your 6 punishment 6 punishment 7 . to-night you 'll sit on [mr] [hezekiah] [pollock] ['s] tombstone in the graveyard [alone] , [until] twelve o'clock . " 1 to-night 2 you 2 you 3 'll 2 you 20 " 3 'll 4 sit 5 on 10 tombstone 10 tombstone 13 graveyard 11 in 12 the 12 the 13 graveyard 13 graveyard 15 , 15 , 20 " 17 twelve 18 o'clock 18 o'clock 19 . 19 . 20 " carl gave a little shudder . 1 carl 5 shudder 2 gave 5 shudder 3 a 5 shudder 4 little 5 shudder 5 shudder 6 . the graveyard was not so very far from the [old] [bailey] garden . 1 the 2 graveyard 1 the 12 garden 2 graveyard 3 was 3 was 5 so 4 not 5 so 6 very 7 far 7 far 8 from 8 from 9 the 9 the 12 garden 12 garden 13 . " all right , " he said sturdily . 1 " 7 said 2 all 3 right 3 right 5 " 4 , 5 " 5 " 7 said 6 he 7 said 7 said 8 sturdily 8 sturdily 9 . " but how ['ll] [i] know [when] it [is] twelve ? " 1 " 3 how 2 but 3 how 3 how 6 know 3 how 11 ? 6 know 8 it 10 twelve 11 ? 11 ? 12 " " the study windows are open and you 'll hear the clock striking . 1 " 12 clock 2 the 12 clock 3 study 4 windows 4 windows 5 are 4 windows 6 open 6 open 7 and 6 open 12 clock 8 you 9 'll 9 'll 12 clock 10 hear 12 clock 11 the 12 clock 12 clock 13 striking 13 striking 14 . and mind you that you are not to budge out of that graveyard until the last stroke . 1 and 3 you 2 mind 3 you 3 you 9 budge 4 that 9 budge 5 you 6 are 5 you 9 budge 6 are 9 budge 7 not 8 to 7 not 9 budge 8 to 9 budge 9 budge 10 out 9 budge 12 that 9 budge 13 graveyard 9 budge 18 . 10 out 11 of 13 graveyard 14 until 13 graveyard 17 stroke 15 the 16 last 16 last 17 stroke as for you girls , you 've got to go without jam at supper for a week . " 1 as 2 for 2 for 17 week 3 you 7 've 4 girls 5 , 5 , 6 you 6 you 7 've 7 've 8 got 8 got 12 jam 9 to 10 go 10 go 11 without 11 without 12 jam 12 jam 13 at 12 jam 14 supper 12 jam 17 week 15 for 17 week 16 a 17 week 17 week 18 . 18 . 19 " faith [and] [una] [looked] [rather] blank . 1 faith 6 blank 6 blank 7 . they were inclined to think that [even] [carl] 's [comparatively] short [though] [sharp] agony was lighter punishment [than] [this] [long] drawn-out ordeal . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 inclined 3 inclined 23 . 4 to 5 think 4 to 17 punishment 5 think 6 that 6 that 9 's 9 's 11 short 11 short 14 agony 14 agony 16 lighter 15 was 16 lighter 17 punishment 22 ordeal 21 drawn-out 22 ordeal 22 ordeal 23 . a whole week of soggy bread without the saving grace of jam ! 1 a 5 soggy 2 whole 5 soggy 3 week 5 soggy 4 of 5 soggy 5 soggy 6 bread 5 soggy 7 without 5 soggy 8 the 5 soggy 9 saving 5 soggy 10 grace 10 grace 12 jam 11 of 12 jam 12 jam 13 ! but no shirking was permitted in the club . 1 but 2 no 1 but 5 permitted 3 shirking 4 was 4 was 5 permitted 5 permitted 8 club 6 in 7 the 7 the 8 club 8 club 9 . the girls accepted their lot with such philosophy as they could summon up . 1 the 2 girls 2 girls 8 philosophy 3 accepted 8 philosophy 4 their 8 philosophy 5 lot 6 with 5 lot 8 philosophy 6 with 8 philosophy 7 such 8 philosophy 8 philosophy 9 as 8 philosophy 12 summon 8 philosophy 14 . 10 they 12 summon 11 could 12 summon 12 summon 13 up that [night] they all went [to] [bed] [at] nine [,] [except] [carl] , who was [already] keeping vigil on the tombstone . 1 that 22 . 3 they 4 all 3 they 5 went 5 went 9 nine 9 nine 21 tombstone 13 , 14 who 14 who 15 was 15 was 17 keeping 17 keeping 20 the 17 keeping 21 tombstone 18 vigil 19 on 19 on 20 the 21 tombstone 22 . una slipped in to bid him good night . 1 una 2 slipped 2 slipped 3 in 2 slipped 5 bid 4 to 5 bid 5 bid 6 him 5 bid 7 good 7 good 8 night 8 night 9 . her tender heart was wrung with sympathy . 1 her 2 tender 2 tender 5 wrung 3 heart 5 wrung 4 was 5 wrung 5 wrung 6 with 5 wrung 7 sympathy 7 sympathy 8 . " oh , [carl] , are you [much] scared ? " she whispered . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 6 are 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 , 6 are 10 ? 7 you 9 scared 7 you 10 ? 10 ? 11 " 11 " 12 she 11 " 13 whispered 13 whispered 14 . " not a bit , " said [carl] airily . 1 " 2 not 1 " 7 said 3 a 4 bit 4 bit 5 , 5 , 7 said 6 " 7 said 7 said 9 airily 9 airily 10 . " [i] won't sleep a wink [till] [after] twelve , " said [una] . 1 " 3 won't 3 won't 4 sleep 4 sleep 6 wink 5 a 6 wink 6 wink 14 . 9 twelve 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [if] you [get] [lonesome] [just] look up at our window and [remember] [that] [i] ['m] inside , awake , and [thinking] [about] [you] . 1 " 3 you 1 " 25 . 3 you 7 look 7 look 9 at 8 up 9 at 9 at 11 window 10 our 11 window 11 window 12 and 17 inside 18 , 17 inside 25 . 18 , 21 and 19 awake 20 , 20 , 21 and that will be a little company , won't it ? " 1 that 3 be 2 will 3 be 3 be 6 company 4 a 5 little 5 little 6 company 6 company 8 won't 7 , 8 won't 8 won't 9 it 8 won't 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " [i] 'll be all right . 1 " 3 'll 3 'll 4 be 3 'll 6 right 5 all 6 right 6 right 7 . don't you worry about me , " said [carl] . 1 don't 2 you 1 don't 3 worry 3 worry 4 about 3 worry 5 me 3 worry 10 . 5 me 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said but in spite of his dauntless [words] [carl] [was] a [pretty] lonely boy when the lights went out in the manse . 1 but 3 spite 2 in 3 spite 3 spite 4 of 3 spite 5 his 3 spite 12 lonely 5 his 10 a 6 dauntless 10 a 12 lonely 16 lights 13 boy 16 lights 14 when 15 the 15 the 16 lights 16 lights 17 went 16 lights 18 out 16 lights 19 in 16 lights 21 manse 20 the 21 manse 21 manse 22 . he had hoped his father would be in the study as he so often was . 1 he 3 hoped 1 he 15 was 2 had 3 hoped 3 hoped 5 father 3 hoped 6 would 3 hoped 12 he 3 hoped 13 so 4 his 5 father 6 would 7 be 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 study 10 study 11 as 11 as 12 he 13 so 14 often 15 was 16 . he would not feel alone then . 1 he 2 would 2 would 3 not 2 would 4 feel 4 feel 5 alone 5 alone 6 then 5 alone 7 . but that night [mr] [meredith] [had] [been] [summoned] [to] [the] fishing village at the harbour mouth to see a dying man . 1 but 2 that 2 that 3 night 3 night 11 fishing 11 fishing 22 . 12 village 15 harbour 13 at 14 the 14 the 15 harbour 15 harbour 16 mouth 16 mouth 17 to 16 mouth 19 a 16 mouth 20 dying 17 to 18 see 20 dying 21 man 21 man 22 . he would not likely be back until after midnight . 1 he 2 would 2 would 4 likely 3 not 4 likely 4 likely 5 be 4 likely 9 midnight 4 likely 10 . 6 back 9 midnight 7 until 9 midnight 8 after 9 midnight carl must dree his weird alone . 1 carl 2 must 1 carl 3 dree 3 dree 5 weird 4 his 5 weird 5 weird 7 . 6 alone 7 . a [glen] man [went] [past] carrying a lantern . 1 a 3 man 3 man 6 carrying 6 carrying 7 a 7 a 9 . 8 lantern 9 . the mysterious shadows caused by the lantern-light went hurtling madly over the graveyard like a dance of demons or witches . 1 the 7 lantern-light 2 mysterious 7 lantern-light 3 shadows 7 lantern-light 4 caused 7 lantern-light 5 by 7 lantern-light 6 the 7 lantern-light 7 lantern-light 8 went 7 lantern-light 9 hurtling 7 lantern-light 10 madly 7 lantern-light 11 over 7 lantern-light 12 the 7 lantern-light 13 graveyard 12 the 13 graveyard 13 graveyard 18 demons 14 like 15 a 14 like 18 demons 15 a 16 dance 16 dance 18 demons 17 of 18 demons 18 demons 19 or 18 demons 20 witches 18 demons 21 . then they passed and darkness fell again . 1 then 6 fell 1 then 7 again 2 they 3 passed 3 passed 4 and 3 passed 5 darkness 5 darkness 6 fell 7 again 8 . one [by] [one] the [lights] [in] [the] [glen] [went] [out] [.] 1 one 4 the it was a very dark night , with a cloudy sky , and a raw east wind that was cold in spite of the calendar . 1 it 2 was 2 was 10 cloudy 3 a 10 cloudy 4 very 10 cloudy 5 dark 10 cloudy 6 night 7 , 6 night 10 cloudy 8 with 10 cloudy 9 a 10 cloudy 10 cloudy 11 sky 10 cloudy 15 raw 10 cloudy 16 east 11 sky 12 , 12 , 13 and 13 and 14 a 16 east 17 wind 16 east 20 cold 16 east 22 spite 18 that 19 was 19 was 20 cold 21 in 22 spite 22 spite 23 of 23 of 24 the 24 the 26 . 25 calendar 26 . far away on the horizon [was] [the] [low] [dim] lustre [of] [the] [charlottetown] [lights] . 1 far 2 away 1 far 5 horizon 3 on 5 horizon 4 the 5 horizon 5 horizon 10 lustre 5 horizon 15 . the wind wailed and sighed in the old fir-trees . 1 the 9 fir-trees 2 wind 3 wailed 3 wailed 9 fir-trees 4 and 9 fir-trees 5 sighed 9 fir-trees 6 in 7 the 6 in 9 fir-trees 7 the 9 fir-trees 8 old 9 fir-trees 9 fir-trees 10 . mr [alec] [davis] ['] [tall] monument gleamed [whitely] through the gloom . 1 mr 6 monument 6 monument 7 gleamed 7 gleamed 9 through 9 through 10 the 10 the 11 gloom 11 gloom 12 . the willow beside it tossed long , writhing arms spectrally . 1 the 2 willow 2 willow 5 tossed 3 beside 4 it 3 beside 5 tossed 5 tossed 10 spectrally 6 long 10 spectrally 7 , 10 spectrally 8 writhing 10 spectrally 9 arms 10 spectrally 10 spectrally 11 . at times , the gyrations of its boughs made it seem as if the monument were moving , too . 1 at 5 gyrations 2 times 5 gyrations 3 , 5 gyrations 4 the 5 gyrations 5 gyrations 6 of 5 gyrations 7 its 5 gyrations 8 boughs 5 gyrations 9 made 5 gyrations 10 it 5 gyrations 11 seem 11 seem 15 monument 12 as 13 if 13 if 15 monument 14 the 15 monument 15 monument 16 were 15 monument 17 moving 15 monument 18 , 15 monument 19 too 19 too 20 . carl curled himself up on the tombstone with his legs tucked under him . 1 carl 7 tombstone 2 curled 3 himself 2 curled 4 up 2 curled 7 tombstone 5 on 6 the 5 on 7 tombstone 7 tombstone 10 legs 7 tombstone 11 tucked 8 with 9 his 9 his 10 legs 11 tucked 12 under 11 tucked 13 him 13 him 14 . it wasn't precisely pleasant to hang them over the edge of the stone . 1 it 2 wasn't 2 wasn't 3 precisely 3 precisely 4 pleasant 3 precisely 6 hang 5 to 6 hang 6 hang 7 them 6 hang 10 edge 8 over 9 the 9 the 10 edge 10 edge 13 stone 11 of 12 the 12 the 13 stone 13 stone 14 . just suppose just suppose bony hands should reach [up] out of [mr] . pollock ['s] grave [under] [it] and [clutch] [him] [by] the ankles . 1 just 5 bony 2 suppose 5 bony 3 just 5 bony 4 suppose 5 bony 5 bony 6 hands 5 bony 7 should 5 bony 8 reach 8 reach 13 . 10 out 11 of 11 of 13 . 13 . 14 pollock 14 pollock 24 ankles 16 grave 19 and 19 and 23 the 23 the 24 ankles 24 ankles 25 . that had been one of [mary] [vance] ['s] cheerful speculations [one] [time] [when] they had all been sitting there . 1 that 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 18 sitting 4 one 18 sitting 5 of 9 cheerful 9 cheerful 10 speculations 10 speculations 14 they 14 they 15 had 15 had 16 all 15 had 17 been 17 been 18 sitting 18 sitting 19 there 18 sitting 20 . it [returned] to haunt [carl] [now] . 1 it 3 to 3 to 4 haunt 4 haunt 7 . he [didn't] [believe] [those] [things] ; he didn't even [really] [believe] [in] [henry] [warren] ['s] [ghost] [.] 1 he 8 didn't 6 ; 7 he 7 he 8 didn't 8 didn't 9 even as for [mr] [..y] pollock [,] [he] [had] [been] [dead] sixty years , so it wasn't likely he cared who sat on his tombstone now . 1 as 2 for 2 for 26 . 5 pollock 11 sixty 11 sixty 12 years 11 sixty 13 , 11 sixty 14 so 11 sixty 16 wasn't 11 sixty 17 likely 15 it 16 wasn't 17 likely 19 cared 18 he 19 cared 19 cared 24 tombstone 19 cared 26 . 20 who 24 tombstone 21 sat 24 tombstone 22 on 23 his 22 on 24 tombstone 24 tombstone 25 now but there is something very strange and terrible in being awake when all the rest of the world is asleep . 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 is 2 there 4 something 4 something 6 strange 4 something 8 terrible 5 very 6 strange 7 and 8 terrible 8 terrible 9 in 8 terrible 10 being 8 terrible 11 awake 8 terrible 18 world 11 awake 12 when 11 awake 15 rest 13 all 15 rest 14 the 15 rest 15 rest 16 of 17 the 18 world 18 world 19 is 19 is 20 asleep 20 asleep 21 . you are alone then with nothing but your own feeble personality [to] pit [against] the mighty principalities and powers of darkness . 1 you 2 are 2 are 22 . 3 alone 4 then 4 then 10 feeble 5 with 10 feeble 6 nothing 7 but 6 nothing 10 feeble 8 your 9 own 9 own 10 feeble 10 feeble 11 personality 11 personality 13 pit 13 pit 16 mighty 15 the 16 mighty 16 mighty 21 darkness 16 mighty 22 . 17 principalities 19 powers 18 and 19 powers 19 powers 20 of 20 of 21 darkness carl was only ten and the dead were all around him and he wished , oh , he wished that the clock would strike twelve . 1 carl 4 ten 1 carl 5 and 2 was 4 ten 3 only 4 ten 5 and 6 the 6 the 22 clock 7 dead 10 around 8 were 9 all 9 all 10 around 10 around 11 him 10 around 14 wished 12 and 14 wished 13 he 14 wished 14 wished 22 clock 15 , 22 clock 16 oh 17 , 16 oh 22 clock 18 he 19 wished 19 wished 20 that 19 wished 22 clock 21 the 22 clock 22 clock 24 strike 22 clock 25 twelve 23 would 24 strike 25 twelve 26 . would it [never] strike [twelve] [?] 1 would 2 it 1 would 4 strike surely [aunt] [martha] must have forgotten to wind it . 1 surely 4 must 4 must 5 have 5 have 6 forgotten 6 forgotten 7 to 7 to 10 . 8 wind 9 it 8 wind 10 . and then it struck eleven only eleven ! 1 and 2 then 2 then 7 eleven 3 it 7 eleven 4 struck 5 eleven 4 struck 7 eleven 6 only 7 eleven 7 eleven 8 ! he must stay yet another hour in that grim place . 1 he 2 must 2 must 3 stay 3 stay 9 grim 4 yet 9 grim 5 another 9 grim 6 hour 9 grim 7 in 9 grim 8 that 9 grim 9 grim 10 place 9 grim 11 . if only there were a few friendly stars to be seen [!] 1 if 2 only 2 only 6 few 3 there 4 were 3 there 6 few 5 a 6 few 6 few 8 stars 6 few 11 seen 7 friendly 8 stars 9 to 10 be 10 be 11 seen the darkness was so thick it seemed to press against his face . 1 the 2 darkness 2 darkness 5 thick 3 was 4 so 3 was 5 thick 4 so 5 thick 5 thick 9 press 6 it 7 seemed 7 seemed 8 to 7 seemed 9 press 9 press 10 against 9 press 12 face 11 his 12 face 12 face 13 . there was a sound as of stealthy passing footsteps all over the graveyard . 1 there 2 was 1 there 3 a 3 a 4 sound 4 sound 5 as 4 sound 6 of 4 sound 7 stealthy 7 stealthy 8 passing 8 passing 9 footsteps 9 footsteps 13 graveyard 10 all 11 over 11 over 12 the 12 the 13 graveyard 13 graveyard 14 . carl shivered , partly with prickling terror , partly with real cold . 1 carl 6 prickling 2 shivered 6 prickling 3 , 4 partly 4 partly 6 prickling 5 with 6 prickling 6 prickling 7 terror 6 prickling 8 , 6 prickling 9 partly 6 prickling 10 with 6 prickling 11 real 6 prickling 12 cold 12 cold 13 . then it began to rain a chill , penetrating drizzle . 1 then 3 began 2 it 3 began 3 began 4 to 3 began 5 rain 5 rain 6 a 6 a 7 chill 7 chill 9 penetrating 8 , 9 penetrating 9 penetrating 10 drizzle 10 drizzle 11 . carl 's thin little cotton blouse and shirt were soon wet through . 1 carl 6 blouse 1 carl 13 . 2 's 6 blouse 3 thin 6 blouse 4 little 6 blouse 5 cotton 6 blouse 6 blouse 7 and 6 blouse 8 shirt 6 blouse 9 were 6 blouse 10 soon 6 blouse 11 wet 6 blouse 12 through he felt chilled to the bone . 1 he 2 felt 1 he 3 chilled 3 chilled 4 to 3 chilled 6 bone 4 to 5 the 5 the 6 bone 6 bone 7 . he forgot mental terrors in his physical discomfort . 1 he 2 forgot 2 forgot 4 terrors 3 mental 4 terrors 4 terrors 5 in 4 terrors 6 his 4 terrors 7 physical 4 terrors 8 discomfort 4 terrors 9 . but he must stay there till twelve he was punishing himself and he was on his honour . 1 but 2 he 1 but 3 must 3 must 4 stay 4 stay 5 there 4 stay 10 punishing 6 till 10 punishing 7 twelve 10 punishing 8 he 9 was 9 was 10 punishing 10 punishing 11 himself 10 punishing 13 he 10 punishing 15 on 10 punishing 16 his 11 himself 12 and 13 he 14 was 16 his 18 . 17 honour 18 . nothing had been said about rain but it did not make any difference . 1 nothing 5 about 2 had 3 been 3 been 5 about 4 said 5 about 5 about 8 it 6 rain 7 but 7 but 8 it 8 it 13 difference 9 did 10 not 9 did 11 make 11 make 13 difference 12 any 13 difference 13 difference 14 . carl 's teeth were chattering . 1 carl 2 's 1 carl 5 chattering 3 teeth 5 chattering 4 were 5 chattering 5 chattering 6 . he thought he would never get warm again . 1 he 2 thought 2 thought 4 would 3 he 4 would 4 would 5 never 5 never 6 get 6 get 7 warm 7 warm 9 . 8 again 9 . he was warm enough when morning came . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 warm 3 warm 4 enough 3 warm 5 when 3 warm 8 . 5 when 7 came 6 morning 7 came jerry gave one startled look at his crimson face and then rushed to call his father . 1 jerry 4 startled 2 gave 3 one 2 gave 4 startled 4 startled 5 look 4 startled 8 crimson 5 look 6 at 7 his 8 crimson 8 crimson 9 face 8 crimson 12 rushed 8 crimson 14 call 8 crimson 15 his 8 crimson 17 . 9 face 10 and 10 and 11 then 13 to 14 call 15 his 16 father mr [meredith] [came] [hurriedly] [,] [his] [own] [face] [ivory] [white] [from] [the] [pallor] [of] [his] [long] [night] vigil [by] a [death] [bed] . 1 mr 18 vigil 18 vigil 20 a 20 a 23 . he had not got home until daylight . 1 he 2 had 1 he 4 got 2 had 3 not 4 got 5 home 5 home 7 daylight 6 until 7 daylight 7 daylight 8 . he bent over his little lad anxiously . 1 he 2 bent 2 bent 3 over 2 bent 4 his 2 bent 7 anxiously 5 little 7 anxiously 6 lad 7 anxiously 7 anxiously 8 . " [carl] , are you sick ? " he said . 1 " 3 , 1 " 4 are 4 are 5 you 4 are 6 sick 6 sick 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . " that tombstone over here , " said [carl] , " it 's moving about it 's coming [at] [me] [keep] [it] [away] [please] . " 1 " 2 that 1 " 8 said 3 tombstone 7 " 4 over 5 here 5 here 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 10 , 8 said 25 . 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 's 12 it 13 's 14 moving 15 about 15 about 16 it 15 about 25 . 16 it 17 's 17 's 18 coming 25 . 26 " mr [meredith] [rushed] [to] [the] [telephone] . 1 mr 7 . in ten minutes [dr] [blythe] was at the manse . 1 in 3 minutes 2 ten 3 minutes 3 minutes 9 manse 6 was 7 at 7 at 8 the 8 the 9 manse 9 manse 10 . gilbert shook his head more than once in the fortnight that followed . 1 gilbert 2 shook 1 gilbert 10 fortnight 2 shook 4 head 3 his 4 head 5 more 6 than 6 than 10 fortnight 7 once 10 fortnight 8 in 9 the 8 in 10 fortnight 10 fortnight 12 followed 10 fortnight 13 . 11 that 12 followed carl developed double pneumonia . 1 carl 2 developed 2 developed 3 double 3 double 4 pneumonia 4 pneumonia 5 . dr [blythe] and the nurse never left the bedside . 1 dr 3 and 1 dr 10 . 3 and 4 the 4 the 5 nurse 5 nurse 9 bedside 6 never 9 bedside 7 left 9 bedside 8 the 9 bedside they fought death gallantly until the red dawn and they won the victory . 1 they 2 fought 2 fought 4 gallantly 3 death 4 gallantly 4 gallantly 5 until 4 gallantly 7 red 4 gallantly 8 dawn 6 the 7 red 8 dawn 9 and 9 and 10 they 10 they 11 won 11 won 13 victory 12 the 13 victory 13 victory 14 . carl rallied and passed the crisis in safety . 1 carl 2 rallied 2 rallied 3 and 2 rallied 4 passed 2 rallied 6 crisis 5 the 6 crisis 6 crisis 8 safety 7 in 8 safety 8 safety 9 . the [news] [was] [phoned] [about] [the] [waiting] [glen] [and] people [found] [out] [how] [much] [they] [really] [loved] [their] minister and his children . 1 the 10 people 1 the 23 . 19 minister 20 and 19 minister 23 . 20 and 21 his 21 his 22 children is it true [that] [carl] [got] [pneumonia] [from] straying [out] [in] [the] [graveyard] [that] wet night for a dare ? " 1 is 3 true 1 is 20 ? 2 it 3 true 9 straying 15 wet 15 wet 16 night 15 wet 19 dare 16 night 17 for 17 for 18 a 19 dare 20 ? 20 ? 21 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . he was staying [there] to punish [himself] [for] cowardice in that affair of the [warren] ghost . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 staying 3 staying 5 to 3 staying 12 affair 5 to 6 punish 6 punish 9 cowardice 10 in 11 that 10 in 12 affair 12 affair 13 of 13 of 14 the 14 the 16 ghost 16 ghost 17 . it seems they have a club for bringing themselves up , and they punish themselves when they do wrong . 1 it 2 seems 2 seems 6 club 3 they 4 have 4 have 5 a 5 a 6 club 6 club 8 bringing 6 club 14 punish 7 for 8 bringing 9 themselves 13 they 9 themselves 14 punish 10 up 11 , 11 , 12 and 12 and 13 they 14 punish 15 themselves 14 punish 16 when 14 punish 18 do 14 punish 19 wrong 16 when 17 they 19 wrong 20 . jerry told [mr] [meredith] all [about] [it] . " 1 jerry 2 told 2 told 5 all 5 all 8 . 8 . 9 " " the poor little souls , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 7 " 2 the 3 poor 3 poor 5 souls 4 little 5 souls 5 souls 6 , 6 , 7 " 7 " 8 said 8 said 11 . carl got better rapidly , for the congregation took enough nourishing things to the manse to furnish forth a hospital . 1 carl 4 rapidly 2 got 3 better 3 better 4 rapidly 4 rapidly 5 , 4 rapidly 6 for 4 rapidly 8 congregation 6 for 7 the 7 the 8 congregation 8 congregation 11 nourishing 9 took 11 nourishing 10 enough 11 nourishing 11 nourishing 12 things 11 nourishing 13 to 11 nourishing 15 manse 11 nourishing 16 to 11 nourishing 17 furnish 14 the 15 manse 17 furnish 18 forth 17 furnish 20 hospital 18 forth 19 a 20 hospital 21 . norman [douglas] drove up every evening with a dozen fresh eggs and a jar of [jersey] cream . 1 norman 3 drove 3 drove 4 up 3 drove 6 evening 3 drove 9 dozen 5 every 6 evening 7 with 8 a 8 a 9 dozen 9 dozen 13 a 10 fresh 11 eggs 11 eggs 12 and 12 and 13 a 13 a 18 . 14 jar 15 of 15 of 17 cream 17 cream 18 . mary [vance] [was] [there] , too , but she did not [tell] any [ghost] [stories] . 1 mary 6 too 5 , 6 too 6 too 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 10 did 9 she 10 did 10 did 11 not 11 not 13 any 13 any 16 . miss [cornelia] [had] [given] [her] [a] [talking] on that subject [which] [mary] would not forget in a hurry . 1 miss 19 . 8 on 9 that 8 on 10 subject 10 subject 15 forget 13 would 14 not 14 not 15 forget 15 forget 18 hurry 16 in 17 a 16 in 18 hurry 17 a 18 hurry 18 hurry 19 . [chapter] [xxxii] [.] [two] [stubborn] [people] rosemary [west] [,] on her way home [from] a [music] lesson [at] [ingleside] , turned aside to the hidden [spring] in [rainbow] [valley] . 1 rosemary 9 a 1 rosemary 11 lesson 4 on 5 her 4 on 6 way 6 way 7 home 7 home 9 a 11 lesson 16 aside 11 lesson 24 . 14 , 15 turned 15 turned 16 aside 17 to 18 the 17 to 24 . 18 the 24 . 19 hidden 21 in 19 hidden 24 . she had not been there all summer ; the beautiful little spot had no longer any allurement for her . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 not 2 had 4 been 2 had 17 allurement 4 been 5 there 4 been 7 summer 6 all 7 summer 7 summer 8 ; 7 summer 10 beautiful 9 the 10 beautiful 11 little 17 allurement 12 spot 17 allurement 13 had 17 allurement 14 no 15 longer 15 longer 17 allurement 16 any 17 allurement 17 allurement 18 for 17 allurement 19 her 17 allurement 20 . 19 her 20 . the spirit of her young lover never came to the tryst now ; and the memories connected [with] [john] [meredith] [were] [too] painful and poignant . 1 the 2 spirit 1 the 3 of 3 of 4 her 4 her 26 . 5 young 11 tryst 6 lover 11 tryst 7 never 11 tryst 8 came 9 to 8 came 11 tryst 10 the 11 tryst 11 tryst 12 now 11 tryst 13 ; 11 tryst 15 the 11 tryst 16 memories 11 tryst 17 connected 13 ; 14 and 17 connected 23 painful 23 painful 24 and 23 painful 25 poignant 25 poignant 26 . if he overtook her she would have to walk home with him and she was not going to do that . 1 if 3 overtook 2 he 3 overtook 3 overtook 4 her 3 overtook 5 she 3 overtook 6 would 3 overtook 9 walk 3 overtook 12 him 3 overtook 13 and 3 overtook 14 she 7 have 8 to 8 to 9 walk 9 walk 10 home 9 walk 11 with 14 she 15 was 15 was 17 going 15 was 21 . 16 not 17 going 17 going 18 to 17 going 19 do 19 do 20 that so she slipped at once behind the maples of the spring , hoping he had not seen her and would pass on . 1 so 2 she 2 she 3 slipped 3 slipped 8 maples 4 at 5 once 5 once 8 maples 6 behind 8 maples 7 the 8 maples 8 maples 11 spring 8 maples 13 hoping 9 of 10 the 10 the 11 spring 12 , 13 hoping 13 hoping 17 seen 13 hoping 20 would 13 hoping 21 pass 14 he 15 had 15 had 17 seen 16 not 17 seen 17 seen 18 her 18 her 19 and 21 pass 22 on 22 on 23 . but [norman] [had] [seen] [her] [and] [,] what was [more] [,] [was] [in] [pursuit] [of] her . 1 but 8 what 1 but 9 was 9 was 16 her 16 her 17 . he had been wanting for some time to have talk with [rosemary] [,] [but] [she] had always [,] [so] it seemed , avoided him . 1 he 2 had 1 he 16 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 wanting 4 wanting 6 some 4 wanting 8 to 4 wanting 9 have 4 wanting 10 talk 5 for 6 some 6 some 7 time 10 talk 11 with 16 had 17 always 17 always 23 avoided 20 it 21 seemed 21 seemed 23 avoided 22 , 23 avoided 23 avoided 24 him 24 him 25 . rosemary had never , at any time [,] liked [norman] [douglas] [very] [well] . 1 rosemary 2 had 1 rosemary 14 . 3 never 6 any 3 never 9 liked 4 , 5 at 5 at 6 any 6 any 7 time 9 liked 14 . his bluster , his temper , his noisy hilarity , had always antagonized her . 1 his 13 antagonized 2 bluster 3 , 2 bluster 4 his 2 bluster 5 temper 2 bluster 6 , 2 bluster 7 his 2 bluster 8 noisy 8 noisy 13 antagonized 9 hilarity 10 , 9 hilarity 13 antagonized 11 had 13 antagonized 12 always 13 antagonized 13 antagonized 14 her 13 antagonized 15 . 14 her 15 . long ago she had often wondered how [ellen] could [possibly] be attracted to him . 1 long 2 ago 2 ago 6 wondered 3 she 4 had 3 she 6 wondered 5 often 6 wondered 6 wondered 7 how 6 wondered 12 attracted 9 could 11 be 11 be 12 attracted 12 attracted 15 . 13 to 14 him 14 him 15 . norman [douglas] was perfectly aware of her dislike and he chuckled over it . 1 norman 3 was 3 was 4 perfectly 4 perfectly 11 chuckled 4 perfectly 14 . 5 aware 6 of 5 aware 8 dislike 6 of 7 her 8 dislike 9 and 9 and 10 he 10 he 11 chuckled 12 over 13 it 12 over 14 . it [never] worried [norman] if [people] did not like [him] . 1 it 3 worried 3 worried 11 . 5 if 7 did 7 did 8 not 8 not 9 like 8 not 11 . it did not even make him dislike them in return , for he took it as a kind of extorted compliment . 1 it 22 . 2 did 7 dislike 3 not 4 even 4 even 7 dislike 5 make 7 dislike 6 him 7 dislike 7 dislike 8 them 7 dislike 10 return 9 in 10 return 10 return 11 , 10 return 21 compliment 12 for 21 compliment 13 he 20 extorted 14 took 20 extorted 15 it 20 extorted 16 as 20 extorted 17 a 20 extorted 18 kind 20 extorted 19 of 20 extorted 20 extorted 21 compliment 21 compliment 22 . he thought [rosemary] a fine girl , and he meant to be an excellent , generous brother-in-law to her . 1 he 2 thought 1 he 17 brother-in-law 4 a 5 fine 4 a 6 girl 4 a 17 brother-in-law 7 , 8 and 8 and 14 excellent 9 he 10 meant 10 meant 11 to 10 meant 14 excellent 12 be 14 excellent 13 an 14 excellent 14 excellent 15 , 14 excellent 17 brother-in-law 16 generous 17 brother-in-law 17 brother-in-law 19 her 17 brother-in-law 20 . 18 to 19 her rosemary [was] [sitting] pensively on the maple seat [where] [john] [meredith] had been sitting on that evening nearly a year ago . 1 rosemary 4 pensively 1 rosemary 14 sitting 1 rosemary 17 evening 4 pensively 7 maple 5 on 6 the 6 the 7 maple 7 maple 8 seat 12 had 13 been 13 been 14 sitting 14 sitting 15 on 16 that 17 evening 17 evening 18 nearly 18 nearly 20 year 19 a 20 year 20 year 21 ago 21 ago 22 . the tiny spring shimmered and dimpled under its fringe of ferns . 1 the 4 shimmered 2 tiny 4 shimmered 3 spring 4 shimmered 4 shimmered 6 dimpled 4 shimmered 7 under 4 shimmered 8 its 4 shimmered 9 fringe 5 and 6 dimpled 9 fringe 10 of 10 of 11 ferns 11 ferns 12 . ruby-red gleams of sunset fell through the arching boughs . 1 ruby-red 2 gleams 2 gleams 8 arching 3 of 4 sunset 4 sunset 8 arching 5 fell 8 arching 6 through 7 the 6 through 8 arching 8 arching 9 boughs 9 boughs 10 . a tall clump of perfect asters grew at her side . 1 a 2 tall 2 tall 6 asters 3 clump 6 asters 4 of 5 perfect 5 perfect 6 asters 6 asters 7 grew 6 asters 8 at 6 asters 9 her 6 asters 10 side 6 asters 11 . the little spot was as dreamy and witching and evasive as any retreat of fairies and dryads in ancient forests . 1 the 2 little 2 little 8 witching 3 spot 8 witching 4 was 8 witching 5 as 8 witching 6 dreamy 8 witching 7 and 8 witching 8 witching 9 and 8 witching 10 evasive 8 witching 11 as 8 witching 12 any 8 witching 13 retreat 13 retreat 17 dryads 14 of 17 dryads 15 fairies 17 dryads 16 and 17 dryads 17 dryads 18 in 17 dryads 19 ancient 17 dryads 20 forests 17 dryads 21 . into it [norman] [douglas] bounced , [scattering] and [annihilating] its charm in a [moment] . 1 into 15 . 2 it 5 bounced 2 it 15 . 5 bounced 11 charm 6 , 8 and 8 and 10 its 10 its 11 charm 11 charm 13 a 12 in 13 a his personality seemed to swallow the place up . 1 his 2 personality 2 personality 3 seemed 2 personality 5 swallow 2 personality 7 place 2 personality 8 up 2 personality 9 . 3 seemed 4 to 6 the 7 place there was simply nothing there but [norman] [douglas] [,] [big] [,] red-bearded [,] [complacent] . 1 there 2 was 1 there 4 nothing 2 was 3 simply 4 nothing 6 but 5 there 6 but 6 but 12 red-bearded 12 red-bearded 15 . " good evening , " said [rosemary] coldly , [standing] up . 1 " 5 " 2 good 3 evening 2 good 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 coldly 6 said 9 , 9 , 11 up 11 up 12 . " ['] [evening] , [girl] . 1 " 6 . 4 , 6 . sit down again sit down again . 1 sit 2 down 1 sit 5 down 2 down 3 again 4 sit 5 down 5 down 6 again 6 again 7 . i want to have a talk with you . 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 2 want 6 talk 2 want 8 you 4 have 5 a 4 have 6 talk 6 talk 7 with 8 you 9 . bless the girl , what 's she looking at me like that for ? 1 bless 4 , 2 the 3 girl 3 girl 4 , 4 , 7 she 4 , 8 looking 5 what 6 's 5 what 7 she 8 looking 9 at 8 looking 10 me 8 looking 11 like 8 looking 13 for 11 like 12 that 13 for 14 ? i don't want to eat you [i] 've had my supper . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 8 've 2 don't 3 want 2 don't 6 you 3 want 4 to 4 to 5 eat 8 've 9 had 8 've 10 my 10 my 11 supper 11 supper 12 . sit down and [be] [civil] . " 1 sit 2 down 2 down 3 and 3 and 6 . 6 . 7 " " [i] [can] [hear] [what] you have to say quite as well here , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 6 you 1 " 12 well 6 you 7 have 7 have 8 to 8 to 9 say 10 quite 12 well 11 as 12 well 12 well 13 here 12 well 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " so you can , girl , if you use your ears . 1 " 3 you 2 so 3 you 3 you 4 can 4 can 9 you 4 can 10 use 5 , 8 if 6 girl 7 , 7 , 8 if 8 if 9 you 10 use 12 ears 11 your 12 ears 12 ears 13 . i only wanted you to be comfortable . 1 i 3 wanted 2 only 3 wanted 3 wanted 5 to 4 you 5 to 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 comfortable 7 comfortable 8 . you look so durned uncomfortable , standing there . 1 you 4 durned 2 look 4 durned 3 so 4 durned 4 durned 5 uncomfortable 4 durned 6 , 4 durned 7 standing 4 durned 8 there 4 durned 9 . well , [i'll] sit anyway . " 1 well 2 , 2 , 7 " 4 sit 5 anyway 5 anyway 6 . 6 . 7 " norman accordingly sat down in the very place [john] [meredith] [had] [once] sat . 1 norman 2 accordingly 1 norman 3 sat 1 norman 13 sat 1 norman 14 . 3 sat 4 down 3 sat 5 in 5 in 6 the 5 in 8 place 7 very 8 place the [contrast] was so [ludicrous] that [rosemary] [was] [afraid] [she] would go off into a peal of hysterical laughter over it . 1 the 3 was 3 was 4 so 4 so 6 that 6 that 11 would 11 would 16 peal 12 go 16 peal 13 off 16 peal 14 into 16 peal 15 a 16 peal 16 peal 17 of 16 peal 18 hysterical 16 peal 19 laughter 16 peal 20 over 16 peal 22 . 17 of 18 hysterical 21 it 22 . norman cast his hat aside , placed his huge , red hands on his knees , and looked up at her with his eyes a-twinkle . 1 norman 2 cast 1 norman 7 placed 2 cast 3 his 3 his 4 hat 5 aside 6 , 5 aside 7 placed 7 placed 8 his 7 placed 9 huge 7 placed 13 on 7 placed 14 his 9 huge 10 , 9 huge 11 red 9 huge 12 hands 14 his 15 knees 14 his 25 a-twinkle 16 , 17 and 17 and 18 looked 18 looked 19 up 19 up 25 a-twinkle 20 at 25 a-twinkle 21 her 25 a-twinkle 22 with 25 a-twinkle 23 his 25 a-twinkle 24 eyes 25 a-twinkle 25 a-twinkle 26 . " come , girl , don't be so stiff , " he said , ingratiatingly . 1 " 2 come 2 come 3 , 3 , 15 ingratiatingly 4 girl 9 stiff 5 , 6 don't 6 don't 7 be 7 be 8 so 8 so 9 stiff 9 stiff 15 ingratiatingly 10 , 11 " 10 , 15 ingratiatingly 11 " 13 said 12 he 13 said 13 said 15 ingratiatingly 14 , 15 ingratiatingly 15 ingratiatingly 16 . when he liked he could be very ingratiating . 1 when 2 he 2 he 8 ingratiating 3 liked 8 ingratiating 4 he 8 ingratiating 5 could 8 ingratiating 6 be 8 ingratiating 7 very 8 ingratiating 8 ingratiating 9 . " let's have a reasonable , sensible , friendly chat . 1 " 2 let's 2 let's 3 have 2 let's 5 reasonable 4 a 5 reasonable 5 reasonable 6 , 5 reasonable 7 sensible 5 reasonable 10 chat 5 reasonable 11 . 8 , 9 friendly 9 friendly 10 chat there 's something [i] want to ask you . 1 there 2 's 1 there 3 something 3 something 6 to 3 something 9 . 5 want 6 to 6 to 7 ask 7 ask 8 you ellen says she won't , so it 's up to me to do it . " 1 ellen 2 says 2 says 3 she 2 says 4 won't 4 won't 6 so 4 won't 7 it 4 won't 11 me 4 won't 13 do 5 , 6 so 7 it 8 's 9 up 10 to 10 to 11 me 12 to 13 do 13 do 14 it 14 it 15 . 15 . 16 " rosemary looked down at the spring , which seemed to have shrunk to the size of a dewdrop . 1 rosemary 2 looked 2 looked 3 down 2 looked 4 at 4 at 5 the 5 the 6 spring 6 spring 12 shrunk 7 , 8 which 8 which 12 shrunk 9 seemed 10 to 9 seemed 12 shrunk 11 have 12 shrunk 12 shrunk 18 dewdrop 13 to 18 dewdrop 14 the 15 size 14 the 18 dewdrop 15 size 18 dewdrop 16 of 18 dewdrop 17 a 18 dewdrop 18 dewdrop 19 . norman gazed at her in despair . 1 norman 2 gazed 2 gazed 3 at 3 at 4 her 4 her 6 despair 5 in 6 despair 6 despair 7 . " [durn] it [all] , you might [help] a [fellow] [out] a [bit] , " [he] burst forth . 1 " 3 it 3 it 19 . 5 , 6 you 5 , 17 burst 6 you 7 might 7 might 9 a 12 a 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 17 burst 17 burst 18 forth 18 forth 19 . " what is it you want me to help you say ? " asked [rosemary] scornfully . 1 " 10 you 1 " 16 scornfully 2 what 3 is 2 what 4 it 2 what 6 want 5 you 6 want 6 want 7 me 6 want 8 to 6 want 9 help 9 help 10 you 11 say 12 ? 12 ? 13 " 12 ? 14 asked 14 asked 16 scornfully 16 scornfully 17 . " you know as well as [i] [do] , [girl] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 11 . 2 you 3 know 3 know 5 well 4 as 5 well 5 well 6 as 9 , 11 . don't be putting on your tragedy airs . 1 don't 7 airs 2 be 3 putting 3 putting 7 airs 4 on 7 airs 5 your 7 airs 6 tragedy 7 airs 7 airs 8 . no wonder [ellen] [was] scared to [ask] you . 1 no 2 wonder 2 wonder 5 scared 5 scared 9 . 6 to 8 you 6 to 9 . look here , [girl] [,] [ellen] and [i] want to marry [each] [other] [.] 1 look 2 here 2 here 3 , 3 , 7 and 7 and 11 marry 9 want 10 to 10 to 11 marry that 's plain [english] , isn't it ? 1 that 2 's 2 's 3 plain 3 plain 5 , 3 plain 6 isn't 6 isn't 7 it 6 isn't 8 ? got that ? 1 got 3 ? 2 that 3 ? and [ellen] [says] she [can't] [unless] you give her [back] [some] [tom-fool] promise [she] [made] . 1 and 4 she 4 she 9 her 7 you 8 give 8 give 9 her 9 her 16 . 13 promise 16 . come now , will you do it ? 1 come 2 now 1 come 8 ? 2 now 3 , 4 will 5 you 4 will 6 do 6 do 7 it 6 do 8 ? will you do it ? " 1 will 2 you 1 will 3 do 3 do 4 it 3 do 5 ? 5 ? 6 " " yes , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 . norman bounced up and seized her reluctant hand . 1 norman 2 bounced 2 bounced 7 reluctant 3 up 4 and 4 and 5 seized 5 seized 7 reluctant 6 her 7 reluctant 7 reluctant 8 hand 8 hand 9 . " good ! 1 " 3 ! 2 good 3 ! i knew you would [i] [told] [ellen] you would [.] 1 i 2 knew 2 knew 4 would 2 knew 9 would 3 you 4 would 8 you 9 would i knew it would only take a minute . 1 i 2 knew 2 knew 3 it 2 knew 4 would 2 knew 8 minute 4 would 5 only 4 would 6 take 7 a 8 minute 8 minute 9 . we shan't leave you to roost on that hill-top like a lonely crow don't you worry . 1 we 2 shan't 2 shan't 6 roost 2 shan't 16 worry 3 leave 6 roost 4 you 5 to 5 to 6 roost 6 roost 9 hill-top 7 on 9 hill-top 8 that 9 hill-top 9 hill-top 10 like 9 hill-top 12 lonely 9 hill-top 13 crow 9 hill-top 14 don't 9 hill-top 15 you 10 like 11 a 12 lonely 13 crow 16 worry 17 . i know you [hate] me , but [,] [lord] [,] it ['ll] [be] [great] fun living with some one that hates me . 1 i 2 know 1 i 3 you 3 you 5 me 5 me 6 , 6 , 7 but 7 but 11 it 11 it 23 . 15 fun 21 hates 16 living 17 with 16 living 21 hates 18 some 19 one 18 some 21 hates 20 that 21 hates 21 hates 22 me 21 hates 23 . life 'll have some spice in it after this . 1 life 5 spice 2 'll 5 spice 3 have 4 some 4 some 5 spice 5 spice 6 in 5 spice 7 it 5 spice 8 after 5 spice 9 this 5 spice 10 . ellen will roast me and you 'll freeze me . 1 ellen 3 roast 2 will 3 roast 3 roast 4 me 3 roast 5 and 3 roast 8 freeze 3 roast 9 me 3 roast 10 . 6 you 7 'll 7 'll 8 freeze i won't have a dull [moment] . " 1 i 2 won't 1 i 3 have 3 have 4 a 4 a 5 dull 5 dull 7 . 7 . 8 " rosemary did not condescend to tell him that nothing would ever induce her to live in his house . 1 rosemary 4 condescend 2 did 4 condescend 3 not 4 condescend 4 condescend 5 to 4 condescend 6 tell 4 condescend 7 him 4 condescend 8 that 4 condescend 9 nothing 9 nothing 12 induce 10 would 12 induce 11 ever 12 induce 12 induce 13 her 12 induce 14 to 12 induce 15 live 12 induce 17 his 12 induce 18 house 15 live 16 in 18 house 19 . she let him go [striding] [back] to the [glen] [,] oozing [delight] and complacency , and she walked slowly up the hill home . 1 she 3 him 2 let 3 him 3 him 24 . 4 go 7 to 7 to 8 the 8 the 11 oozing 11 oozing 13 and 11 oozing 14 complacency 14 complacency 16 and 14 complacency 17 she 14 complacency 18 walked 14 complacency 19 slowly 14 complacency 20 up 14 complacency 24 . 15 , 16 and 20 up 22 hill 21 the 22 hill 22 hill 23 home she had known this was coming ever since she had [returned] [from] [kingsport] , and found [norman] [douglas] [established] as a frequent [evening] caller . 1 she 2 had 1 she 9 she 2 had 3 known 3 known 6 coming 3 known 8 since 4 this 5 was 5 was 6 coming 7 ever 8 since 9 she 10 had 10 had 22 frequent 14 , 15 and 14 , 20 as 15 and 16 found 20 as 21 a 21 a 22 frequent 22 frequent 24 caller 24 caller 25 . his name [was] [never] [mentioned] [between] [her] [and] [ellen] , but the [very] avoidance of it was [significant] . 1 his 2 name 2 name 10 , 10 , 11 but 11 but 12 the 11 but 14 avoidance 14 avoidance 19 . 15 of 16 it 15 of 19 . 16 it 17 was it was not in [rosemary] 's nature [to] [feel] bitter , or she would have [felt] [very] bitter . 1 it 2 was 1 it 6 's 2 was 3 not 2 was 4 in 6 's 19 . 7 nature 10 bitter 7 nature 18 bitter 10 bitter 11 , 11 , 12 or 12 or 14 would 13 she 14 would 14 would 15 have 18 bitter 19 . she was coldly [civil] [to] [norman] , and she made no difference [in] any way [with] [ellen] . 1 she 2 was 1 she 3 coldly 3 coldly 7 , 7 , 8 and 8 and 10 made 9 she 10 made 10 made 12 difference 11 no 12 difference 12 difference 18 . 14 any 15 way 15 way 18 . but [ellen] had [not] found much comfort in her second courtship . 1 but 5 found 3 had 5 found 5 found 11 courtship 6 much 11 courtship 7 comfort 11 courtship 8 in 11 courtship 9 her 11 courtship 10 second 11 courtship 11 courtship 12 . she was in the garden , [attended] [by] [st] [george] [,] when [rosemary] came home . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 in 3 in 4 the 4 the 5 garden 5 garden 6 , 6 , 12 when 12 when 14 came 14 came 15 home 15 home 16 . the two sisters met in the dahlia walk . 1 the 7 dahlia 2 two 7 dahlia 3 sisters 7 dahlia 4 met 7 dahlia 5 in 7 dahlia 6 the 7 dahlia 7 dahlia 8 walk 8 walk 9 . " did you ever see such dahlias ? " demanded [ellen] proudly . 1 " 10 demanded 2 did 3 you 2 did 4 ever 4 ever 7 dahlias 5 see 7 dahlias 6 such 7 dahlias 7 dahlias 8 ? 8 ? 9 " 9 " 10 demanded 10 demanded 12 proudly 12 proudly 13 . " they are just the finest we 've ever had [.] ["] 1 " 3 are 2 they 3 are 3 are 6 finest 4 just 6 finest 5 the 6 finest 6 finest 8 've 6 finest 9 ever 6 finest 10 had 7 we 8 've rosemary had never cared for dahlias . 1 rosemary 2 had 2 had 3 never 3 never 4 cared 4 cared 5 for 4 cared 7 . 6 dahlias 7 . their presence in the garden was [her] [concession] [to] [ellen] ['s] taste . 1 their 2 presence 2 presence 12 taste 3 in 4 the 3 in 12 taste 4 the 5 garden 5 garden 6 was 12 taste 13 . she noticed one huge mottled one of crimson and yellow that lorded it over all the others . 1 she 5 mottled 2 noticed 5 mottled 3 one 5 mottled 4 huge 5 mottled 5 mottled 6 one 5 mottled 7 of 5 mottled 8 crimson 8 crimson 12 lorded 9 and 12 lorded 10 yellow 12 lorded 11 that 12 lorded 12 lorded 13 it 12 lorded 14 over 12 lorded 15 all 12 lorded 17 others 16 the 17 others 17 others 18 . " that dahlia , " she said , pointing to it , " is exactly [like] [norman] [douglas] . 1 " 9 pointing 2 that 3 dahlia 3 dahlia 4 , 3 dahlia 5 " 3 dahlia 6 she 3 dahlia 9 pointing 4 , 5 " 6 she 7 said 7 said 9 pointing 8 , 9 pointing 9 pointing 10 to 9 pointing 14 is 9 pointing 15 exactly 9 pointing 19 . 10 to 11 it 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 is it might easily be his twin brother . " 1 it 2 might 2 might 3 easily 3 easily 6 twin 3 easily 8 . 4 be 6 twin 5 his 6 twin 6 twin 7 brother 8 . 9 " ellen 's dark-browed face flushed . 1 ellen 2 's 1 ellen 5 flushed 2 's 3 dark-browed 4 face 5 flushed 5 flushed 6 . she admired the dahlia in question , but she knew [rosemary] did not , and that no compliment was intended . 1 she 4 dahlia 2 admired 4 dahlia 3 the 4 dahlia 4 dahlia 5 in 4 dahlia 6 question 4 dahlia 7 , 4 dahlia 8 but 4 dahlia 9 she 4 dahlia 10 knew 10 knew 13 not 10 knew 16 that 10 knew 19 was 12 did 13 not 14 , 15 and 15 and 16 that 16 that 17 no 16 that 18 compliment 19 was 20 intended 20 intended 21 . but she dared not resent [rosemary] 's speech [poor] [ellen] dared not resent anything just then . 1 but 13 resent 2 she 13 resent 3 dared 4 not 3 dared 5 resent 3 dared 13 resent 5 resent 8 speech 7 's 8 speech 11 dared 12 not 11 dared 13 resent 13 resent 14 anything 13 resent 15 just 13 resent 16 then 16 then 17 . and it was the first time [rosemary] had [ever] mentioned [norman] ['s] [name] to her . 1 and 2 it 1 and 10 mentioned 2 it 3 was 3 was 5 first 4 the 5 first 5 first 6 time 6 time 8 had 10 mentioned 16 . 14 to 15 her 15 her 16 . she felt that this portended something . 1 she 5 portended 2 felt 5 portended 3 that 5 portended 4 this 5 portended 5 portended 6 something 5 portended 7 . " yes [?] 1 " 2 yes what did you say ? " asked [ellen] , trying to speak [naturally] [and] [off-handedly] , and failing completely . 1 what 4 say 1 what 5 ? 2 did 4 say 3 you 4 say 5 ? 6 " 5 ? 7 asked 7 asked 20 . 9 , 10 trying 10 trying 17 and 10 trying 18 failing 11 to 12 speak 12 speak 16 , 16 , 17 and 18 failing 19 completely 19 completely 20 . she could not meet [rosemary] ['s] [eyes] . 1 she 2 could 2 could 3 not 3 not 4 meet 4 meet 8 . she looked down [at] [st] [george] 's [sleek] [back] [and] [felt] horribly [afraid] . 1 she 2 looked 1 she 12 horribly 2 looked 3 down 7 's 12 horribly 12 horribly 14 . rosemary had either said she would or she wouldn't . 1 rosemary 2 had 1 rosemary 3 either 3 either 4 said 3 either 6 would 3 either 7 or 3 either 10 . 5 she 6 would 7 or 9 wouldn't 8 she 9 wouldn't " thank you , " said [ellen] , still [looking] [at] [st] [george] . 1 " 2 thank 2 thank 3 you 2 thank 14 . 3 you 5 " 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 8 , 9 still 9 still 14 . rosemary 's face softened . 1 rosemary 2 's 1 rosemary 4 softened 2 's 3 face 4 softened 5 . " [i] [hope] you 'll be happy , [ellen] , " she said gently . 1 " 4 you 1 " 8 , 4 you 5 'll 5 'll 6 be 6 be 7 happy 8 , 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 14 gently 12 she 13 said 12 she 14 gently 14 gently 15 . " we won't speak about that , " said [rosemary] hurriedly and decidedly . 1 " 2 we 1 " 13 decidedly 2 we 3 won't 3 won't 4 speak 3 won't 13 decidedly 4 speak 5 about 5 about 6 that 7 , 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 13 decidedly 11 hurriedly 12 and 11 hurriedly 13 decidedly 13 decidedly 14 . " but [but] , " persisted [ellen] , " you are free [now] , too and it 's [not] too late [john] [meredith] " 1 " 2 but 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 persisted 6 persisted 8 , 8 , 9 " 8 , 16 and 8 , 24 " 9 " 10 you 10 you 11 are 11 are 12 free 12 free 14 , 14 , 15 too 16 and 17 it 17 it 18 's 18 's 21 late 20 too 21 late " [ellen] [west] ! " 1 " 4 ! 4 ! 5 " rosemary had a little spark of temper under all her sweetness and it flashed forth now in her blue eyes . 1 rosemary 5 spark 2 had 5 spark 3 a 4 little 3 a 5 spark 5 spark 6 of 5 spark 11 sweetness 5 spark 13 it 5 spark 14 flashed 7 temper 11 sweetness 8 under 11 sweetness 9 all 11 sweetness 10 her 11 sweetness 11 sweetness 12 and 14 flashed 15 forth 14 flashed 16 now 14 flashed 17 in 14 flashed 20 eyes 17 in 18 her 18 her 19 blue 20 eyes 21 . " have you quite lost your senses in [every] respect ? 1 " 3 you 2 have 3 you 3 you 11 ? 4 quite 5 lost 5 lost 7 senses 6 your 7 senses 7 senses 10 respect 7 senses 11 ? 8 in 10 respect is that what you want me to do ? " 1 is 2 that 1 is 9 ? 3 what 5 want 3 what 9 ? 4 you 5 want 5 want 6 me 5 want 7 to 7 to 8 do 9 ? 10 " " no no but a little encouragement he would come back ["] 1 " 2 no 2 no 7 encouragement 3 no 7 encouragement 4 but 7 encouragement 5 a 6 little 6 little 7 encouragement 7 encouragement 9 would 7 encouragement 11 back 8 he 9 would 10 come 11 back " never [.] 1 " 2 never he despises me and rightly . 1 he 2 despises 2 despises 3 me 2 despises 4 and 2 despises 5 rightly 2 despises 6 . no more of this , [ellen] . 1 no 2 more 1 no 5 , 2 more 4 this 3 of 4 this 5 , 7 . i bear you no grudge marry whom you like . 1 i 5 grudge 2 bear 5 grudge 3 you 5 grudge 4 no 5 grudge 5 grudge 6 marry 5 grudge 7 whom 5 grudge 9 like 5 grudge 10 . 8 you 9 like but no meddling in my affairs . " 1 but 2 no 2 no 6 affairs 3 meddling 4 in 3 meddling 6 affairs 4 in 5 my 6 affairs 8 " 7 . 8 " " then you must come and live with me , " said [ellen] . 1 " 2 then 1 " 3 you 1 " 12 said 3 you 4 must 4 must 5 come 5 come 6 and 7 live 8 with 8 with 9 me 9 me 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [i] [shall] not [leave] you here alone . " 1 " 4 not 1 " 6 you 6 you 7 here 7 here 8 alone 8 alone 9 . 9 . 10 " " do you really think that [i] would [go] [and] live [in] [norman] [douglas] ['s] [house] ? " 1 " 2 do 2 do 3 you 2 do 5 think 2 do 17 ? 4 really 5 think 5 think 8 would 6 that 8 would 11 live 17 ? 17 ? 18 " " why not ? " cried [ellen] , [half] angrily , despite her humiliation . 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 not 2 why 4 ? 4 ? 5 " 5 " 6 cried 6 cried 8 , 6 cried 10 angrily 10 angrily 15 . 11 , 12 despite 12 despite 14 humiliation 13 her 14 humiliation 14 humiliation 15 . rosemary began to laugh . 1 rosemary 4 laugh 2 began 3 to 2 began 4 laugh 4 laugh 5 . " [ellen] , [i] [thought] you had a sense of humour . 1 " 3 , 1 " 6 you 6 you 9 sense 7 had 8 a 8 a 9 sense 9 sense 12 . 10 of 11 humour 11 humour 12 . can you see me doing it ? " 1 can 7 ? 2 you 3 see 2 you 4 me 2 you 7 ? 5 doing 6 it 5 doing 7 ? 7 ? 8 " " [i] don't see [why] [you] [wouldn't] . 1 " 3 don't 3 don't 4 see 4 see 8 . his house is big enough you 'd have your share of it to yourself he wouldn't interfere . " 1 his 2 house 2 house 5 enough 3 is 5 enough 4 big 5 enough 5 enough 17 interfere 6 you 7 'd 7 'd 17 interfere 8 have 9 your 9 your 10 share 10 share 11 of 10 share 12 it 10 share 14 yourself 12 it 13 to 13 to 14 yourself 14 yourself 17 interfere 15 he 16 wouldn't 16 wouldn't 17 interfere 17 interfere 18 . 18 . 19 " " [ellen] , [the] [thing] is not to be thought of . 1 " 3 , 1 " 6 is 6 is 7 not 7 not 9 be 8 to 9 be 9 be 12 . 10 thought 11 of 11 of 12 . don't [bring] [this] [up] [again] . " 1 don't 6 . 6 . 7 " " then , " said [ellen] coldly , and determinedly , " [i] shall not marry him . 1 " 2 then 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 4 " 10 determinedly 5 said 7 coldly 5 said 8 , 8 , 9 and 10 determinedly 11 , 10 determinedly 16 marry 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 shall 14 shall 15 not 16 marry 17 him 17 him 18 . i shall not leave you here alone . 1 i 2 shall 2 shall 3 not 2 shall 4 leave 4 leave 6 here 4 leave 7 alone 5 you 6 here 7 alone 8 . that is all there is to be said about it . " 1 that 2 is 1 that 5 is 2 is 3 all 4 there 5 is 5 is 6 to 6 to 7 be 6 to 11 . 7 be 8 said 9 about 10 it 10 it 11 . 11 . 12 " " nonsense , [ellen] . " 1 " 2 nonsense 2 nonsense 3 , 3 , 6 " 5 . 6 " " it is not nonsense . 1 " 3 is 2 it 3 is 3 is 4 not 4 not 5 nonsense 5 nonsense 6 . it is my firm decision . 1 it 2 is 2 is 3 my 3 my 4 firm 4 firm 5 decision 5 decision 6 . it would be absurd for you to think of living here by yourself a mile from any other house . 1 it 4 absurd 2 would 3 be 2 would 4 absurd 4 absurd 5 for 4 absurd 8 think 4 absurd 10 living 5 for 6 you 7 to 8 think 8 think 9 of 10 living 11 here 10 living 12 by 10 living 15 mile 13 yourself 15 mile 14 a 15 mile 15 mile 16 from 15 mile 18 other 15 mile 19 house 17 any 18 other 19 house 20 . if you won't come with me [i] 'll stay with you . 1 if 2 you 1 if 11 you 2 you 3 won't 3 won't 6 me 3 won't 9 stay 4 come 5 with 4 come 6 me 8 'll 9 stay 9 stay 10 with 11 you 12 . now , we won't argue the matter , so don't try [.] ["] 1 now 5 argue 2 , 3 we 3 we 5 argue 4 won't 5 argue 5 argue 7 matter 5 argue 8 , 5 argue 9 so 5 argue 10 don't 5 argue 11 try 6 the 7 matter " [i] [shall] [leave] [norman] to do [the] arguing , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 7 do 6 to 7 do 7 do 11 " 9 arguing 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 14 . " [i'll] deal with [norman] . 1 " 3 deal 3 deal 6 . 4 with 6 . i can manage [him] . 1 i 2 can 2 can 3 manage 3 manage 5 . i couldn't prevent him . 1 i 2 couldn't 2 couldn't 3 prevent 3 prevent 4 him 4 him 5 . you need not suppose you are the only person in the world who possesses self-respect . 1 you 2 need 2 need 3 not 2 need 5 you 2 need 16 . 4 suppose 5 you 5 you 6 are 7 the 14 possesses 8 only 14 possesses 9 person 14 possesses 10 in 12 world 11 the 12 world 12 world 14 possesses 13 who 14 possesses 14 possesses 15 self-respect 15 self-respect 16 . i never dreamed of marrying and leaving you here alone . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 dreamed 3 dreamed 5 marrying 4 of 5 marrying 5 marrying 7 leaving 6 and 7 leaving 7 leaving 10 alone 8 you 9 here 9 here 10 alone 10 alone 11 . and you 'll find [i] can [be] as determined as yourself . " 1 and 11 yourself 2 you 11 yourself 3 'll 4 find 4 find 11 yourself 6 can 11 yourself 8 as 11 yourself 9 determined 11 yourself 10 as 11 yourself 11 yourself 13 " 12 . 13 " rosemary turned away and went into the house , with a shrug of her shoulders . 1 rosemary 2 turned 2 turned 3 away 2 turned 6 into 4 and 5 went 5 went 6 into 6 into 12 shrug 7 the 8 house 8 house 12 shrug 9 , 12 shrug 10 with 12 shrug 11 a 12 shrug 12 shrug 13 of 12 shrug 15 shoulders 12 shrug 16 . 14 her 15 shoulders ellen looked down at [st] [george] , who had never blinked [an] eyelash [or] [stirred] a whisker during the whole interview . 1 ellen 2 looked 1 ellen 11 blinked 2 looked 3 down 2 looked 4 at 7 , 8 who 7 , 11 blinked 8 who 9 had 9 had 10 never 11 blinked 22 . 13 eyelash 17 whisker 16 a 17 whisker 17 whisker 18 during 17 whisker 20 whole 17 whisker 21 interview 19 the 20 whole 21 interview 22 . look at the [trouble] and [bother] they ['ve] made [right] [here] [,] [george] torn [our] happy old life completely up by the roots [,] [saint] . 1 look 2 at 2 at 3 the 3 the 26 . 5 and 7 they 5 and 14 torn 7 they 9 made 14 torn 19 completely 16 happy 19 completely 17 old 19 completely 18 life 19 completely 19 completely 23 roots 20 up 23 roots 21 by 22 the 22 the 23 roots 23 roots 26 . john [meredith] [began] [it] and [norman] [douglas] [has] [finished] [it] . 1 john 11 . 5 and 11 . and now both of them have to go into limbo . 1 and 2 now 1 and 3 both 3 both 5 them 4 of 5 them 5 them 11 . 6 have 7 to 7 to 8 go 7 to 11 . 8 go 9 into 9 into 10 limbo mark my [words] , [st] [george] , the minister would come back if she raised her little finger . 1 mark 4 , 1 mark 7 , 1 mark 19 . 2 my 4 , 7 , 8 the 8 the 9 minister 9 minister 11 come 10 would 11 come 11 come 12 back 13 if 14 she 13 if 19 . 14 she 15 raised 15 raised 16 her 15 raised 18 finger 16 her 18 finger 17 little 18 finger but she won't [george] she 'll never do it she won't even crook it and [i] don't dare meddle [,] [saint] . 1 but 2 she 2 she 13 crook 3 won't 13 crook 5 she 13 crook 6 'll 7 never 7 never 13 crook 8 do 9 it 8 do 13 crook 10 she 13 crook 11 won't 13 crook 12 even 13 crook 13 crook 14 it 13 crook 15 and 13 crook 17 don't 13 crook 18 dare 13 crook 19 meddle 19 meddle 22 . well , well , ' [despair] is a free man [,] [hope] is a slave , ' [saint] . 1 well 2 , 2 , 17 ' 3 well 4 , 3 well 16 , 4 , 5 ' 5 ' 7 is 5 ' 15 slave 7 is 8 a 8 a 9 free 9 free 10 man 13 is 14 a 14 a 15 slave 16 , 17 ' 17 ' 19 . so [now] [come] [into] [the] [house] , [george] [,] [and] [i] ['ll] [solace] [you] with a saucerful of cream . 1 so 7 , 7 , 15 with 15 with 16 a 16 a 20 . 17 saucerful 18 of 18 of 19 cream 19 cream 20 . then there will be one happy and contented creature on this hill at least . " 1 then 2 there 2 there 4 be 3 will 4 be 4 be 5 one 4 be 8 contented 6 happy 8 contented 7 and 8 contented 8 contented 9 creature 8 contented 12 hill 8 contented 14 least 8 contented 15 . 10 on 11 this 10 on 12 hill 13 at 14 least 15 . 16 " [chapter] [xxxiii] [.] [carl] [is] [not] [whipped] " there is something [i] [think] [i] ought to tell you , " said [mary] [vance] mysteriously . 1 " 3 is 1 " 8 ought 2 there 3 is 3 is 4 something 8 ought 9 to 9 to 10 tell 10 tell 11 you 11 you 13 " 12 , 13 " 13 " 14 said 14 said 17 mysteriously 17 mysteriously 18 . she [and] [faith] [and] [una] [were] walking arm [in] arm through the village , [having] foregathered [at] [mr] [flagg] 's [store] . 1 she 7 walking 7 walking 8 arm 8 arm 10 arm 8 arm 22 . 10 arm 13 village 11 through 12 the 12 the 13 village 13 village 14 , 16 foregathered 20 's 16 foregathered 22 . una and [faith] exchanged [looks] [which] said , " [now] something disagreeable is coming . " 1 una 2 and 1 una 4 exchanged 4 exchanged 16 " 7 said 8 , 7 said 15 . 8 , 9 " 11 something 12 disagreeable 12 disagreeable 14 coming 12 disagreeable 15 . 13 is 14 coming 15 . 16 " when [mary] [vance] [thought] she ought to tell them [things] there was seldom [much] pleasure in the hearing . 1 when 5 she 5 she 6 ought 6 ought 7 to 7 to 8 tell 8 tell 9 them 9 them 19 . 11 there 12 was 12 was 13 seldom 13 seldom 15 pleasure 13 seldom 19 . 15 pleasure 16 in 16 in 17 the 17 the 18 hearing they [often] [wondered] [why] [they] [kept] [on] liking [mary] [vance] [for] [like] [her] they did , in spite of everything . 1 they 15 did 8 liking 15 did 14 they 15 did 15 did 20 everything 16 , 18 spite 17 in 18 spite 18 spite 19 of 18 spite 20 everything 20 everything 21 . to be sure , she was generally a stimulating and agreeable companion . 1 to 2 be 2 be 3 sure 3 sure 9 stimulating 4 , 9 stimulating 5 she 6 was 5 she 9 stimulating 6 was 9 stimulating 7 generally 9 stimulating 8 a 9 stimulating 9 stimulating 10 and 9 stimulating 11 agreeable 9 stimulating 12 companion 9 stimulating 13 . if only she would not have those convictions that it was her duty to tell them things ! 1 if 2 only 2 only 8 convictions 2 only 18 ! 3 she 8 convictions 4 would 5 not 4 would 8 convictions 5 not 8 convictions 6 have 8 convictions 7 those 8 convictions 8 convictions 9 that 8 convictions 10 it 8 convictions 11 was 8 convictions 12 her 8 convictions 13 duty 10 it 11 was 13 duty 14 to 13 duty 15 tell 13 duty 17 things 15 tell 16 them " [do] you know that [rosemary] [west] won't marry [your] pa because she thinks you are such a wild lot ? 1 " 8 won't 3 you 4 know 3 you 8 won't 4 know 5 that 8 won't 9 marry 9 marry 11 pa 11 pa 14 thinks 12 because 14 thinks 13 she 14 thinks 14 thinks 20 lot 15 you 16 are 16 are 20 lot 17 such 18 a 17 such 20 lot 18 a 20 lot 19 wild 20 lot 20 lot 21 ? she 's afraid she couldn't bring you up right and so she turned him down . " 1 she 2 's 1 she 5 couldn't 3 afraid 5 couldn't 4 she 5 couldn't 5 couldn't 6 bring 6 bring 7 you 6 bring 8 up 6 bring 14 him 8 up 10 and 9 right 10 and 10 and 13 turned 11 so 12 she 12 she 13 turned 14 him 15 down 14 him 16 . 16 . 17 " una 's heart thrilled with secret exultation . 1 una 2 's 2 's 3 heart 3 heart 4 thrilled 4 thrilled 6 secret 4 thrilled 8 . 5 with 6 secret 7 exultation 8 . she was very glad to hear [that] [miss] [west] would not marry her father . 1 she 2 was 1 she 10 would 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 glad 4 glad 6 hear 5 to 6 hear 10 would 11 not 11 not 12 marry 12 marry 15 . 13 her 14 father 13 her 15 . but [faith] was [rather] [disappointed] . 1 but 3 was 3 was 6 . " how do you know ? " she asked . 1 " 2 how 2 how 3 do 3 do 4 you 4 you 5 know 4 you 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 6 ? 8 she 6 ? 9 asked 9 asked 10 . " oh , [everybody] ['s] [saying] it . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 7 it 7 it 8 . i [heard] [mrs] [elliott] talking it [over] with [mrs] . [doctor] . 1 i 5 talking 5 talking 6 it 6 it 12 . 8 with 10 . 10 . 12 . they thought [i] was [too] [far] [away] to hear [,] [but] [i] 've got ears like a cat 's . 1 they 2 thought 1 they 14 got 2 thought 4 was 4 was 8 to 8 to 9 hear 13 've 14 got 14 got 15 ears 15 ears 18 cat 15 ears 20 . 16 like 18 cat 17 a 18 cat 18 cat 19 's mrs [elliott] [said] [she] [hadn't] a [doubt] [that] [rosemary] was [afraid] to try [stepmothering] [you] [because] you ['d] got [such] a reputation . 1 mrs 6 a 6 a 22 reputation 10 was 12 to 10 was 22 reputation 12 to 13 try 17 you 19 got 19 got 21 a 21 a 22 reputation 22 reputation 23 . your pa never goes up the hill now . 1 your 2 pa 2 pa 4 goes 2 pa 7 hill 3 never 4 goes 5 up 7 hill 6 the 7 hill 7 hill 8 now 8 now 9 . neither [does] [norman] [douglas] . 1 neither 5 . folks [say] [ellen] [has] jilted him [just] to get square with him for [jilting] [her] ages [ago] . 1 folks 18 . 5 jilted 6 him 5 jilted 16 ages 6 him 8 to 8 to 9 get 10 square 11 with 10 square 16 ages 11 with 12 him 12 him 13 for 16 ages 18 . but [norman] [is] [going] [about] [declaring] he ['ll] [get] [her] [yet] . 1 but 7 he 7 he 12 . " you told me all stepmothers were cruel and wicked , " said [una] . 1 " 2 you 2 you 6 stepmothers 3 told 4 me 3 told 6 stepmothers 4 me 6 stepmothers 5 all 6 stepmothers 6 stepmothers 7 were 6 stepmothers 8 cruel 6 stepmothers 10 wicked 8 cruel 9 and 10 wicked 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " oh well , " said [mary] [rather] [confusedly] , " they 're mostly awful cranky , [i] know . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 3 well 3 well 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 5 " 14 mostly 6 said 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 13 're 12 they 13 're 14 mostly 16 cranky 15 awful 16 cranky 16 cranky 17 , 16 cranky 19 know 19 know 20 . but [rosemary] [west] [couldn't] [be] [very] [mean] to [any] [one] . 1 but 8 to 8 to 11 . i tell you [if] your [pa] [turns] [round] [and] [marries] [emmeline] [drew] you 'll wish you ['d] [behaved] yourselves [better] and [not] frightened [rosemary] out of it . 1 i 2 tell 1 i 15 wish 2 tell 3 you 2 tell 13 you 3 you 5 your 13 you 14 'll 15 wish 16 you 15 wish 19 yourselves 19 yourselves 23 frightened 21 and 23 frightened 23 frightened 28 . 25 out 26 of 26 of 27 it 27 it 28 . it 's awful that you 've got such a reputation that no decent woman 'll marry your pa on account of you . 1 it 2 's 1 it 3 awful 2 's 3 awful 3 awful 18 pa 4 that 13 decent 5 you 6 've 6 've 7 got 7 got 10 reputation 8 such 9 a 8 such 10 reputation 10 reputation 13 decent 11 that 13 decent 12 no 13 decent 13 decent 14 woman 13 decent 15 'll 13 decent 18 pa 16 marry 18 pa 17 your 18 pa 18 pa 20 account 19 on 20 account 20 account 21 of 20 account 22 you 20 account 23 . of course , [i] know [that] half the yarns that are told about you ain't true . 1 of 2 course 1 of 9 yarns 2 course 3 , 5 know 9 yarns 7 half 9 yarns 8 the 9 yarns 9 yarns 10 that 9 yarns 11 are 9 yarns 12 told 9 yarns 13 about 9 yarns 14 you 9 yarns 15 ain't 9 yarns 17 . 15 ain't 16 true but give a dog a bad name . 1 but 2 give 2 give 4 dog 2 give 7 name 3 a 4 dog 5 a 6 bad 6 bad 7 name 7 name 8 . i told [mrs] [elliott] [so] [right] to her face . " 1 i 2 told 1 i 7 to 7 to 8 her 8 her 9 face 9 face 10 . 10 . 11 " " what did [carl] do ? " cried [faith] . 1 " 2 what 2 what 3 did 2 what 5 do 2 what 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 cried 8 cried 10 . mrs [carr] drove [past] in [that] [old] [rattletrap] buggy of [hers] [with] the open [back] . 1 mrs 3 drove 3 drove 16 . 5 in 9 buggy 5 in 16 . 9 buggy 10 of 10 of 13 the 13 the 14 open and [carl] he [just] up and threw a [big] [eel] [into] the [back] . 1 and 3 he 1 and 12 the 3 he 7 threw 5 up 6 and 6 and 7 threw 7 threw 8 a 12 the 14 . when [poor] [old] [mrs] [carr] was driving up the hill [by] [ingleside] [that] [eel] came [squirming] out [between] [her] [feet] . 1 when 6 was 6 was 7 driving 7 driving 8 up 8 up 9 the 9 the 10 hill 10 hill 21 . 15 came 17 out 17 out 21 . she thought it was a snake and she just give one awful screech and stood up and jumped clean over the wheels . 1 she 2 thought 2 thought 4 was 3 it 4 was 4 was 13 screech 5 a 6 snake 5 a 13 screech 6 snake 7 and 8 she 13 screech 9 just 13 screech 10 give 13 screech 11 one 13 screech 12 awful 13 screech 13 screech 14 and 13 screech 15 stood 13 screech 16 up 13 screech 18 jumped 13 screech 19 clean 13 screech 23 . 16 up 17 and 17 and 18 jumped 19 clean 22 wheels 20 over 21 the 21 the 22 wheels the horse bolted , but it went home and no damage was done . 1 the 2 horse 2 horse 3 bolted 3 bolted 5 but 3 bolted 6 it 3 bolted 7 went 4 , 5 but 7 went 11 damage 8 home 9 and 8 home 11 damage 10 no 11 damage 11 damage 12 was 11 damage 13 done 11 damage 14 . but [mrs] [carr] [jarred] her legs [most] terrible , and [has] [had] nervous spasms [ever] [since] [whenever] she thinks of the eel . 1 but 5 her 5 her 6 legs 6 legs 13 nervous 8 terrible 9 , 9 , 10 and 10 and 13 nervous 13 nervous 23 . 14 spasms 19 thinks 18 she 19 thinks 19 thinks 22 eel 20 of 22 eel 21 the 22 eel 22 eel 23 . say , it was a rotten trick to play on the poor old soul . 1 say 6 rotten 2 , 3 it 3 it 6 rotten 4 was 5 a 4 was 6 rotten 6 rotten 7 trick 6 rotten 9 play 6 rotten 12 poor 6 rotten 15 . 8 to 9 play 9 play 10 on 10 on 11 the 12 poor 13 old 12 poor 14 soul she 's a decent body , if she is as queer as [dick] ['s] [hat] band . " 1 she 2 's 2 's 5 body 3 a 4 decent 4 decent 5 body 5 body 7 if 5 body 11 queer 5 body 17 . 6 , 7 if 7 if 8 she 9 is 10 as 9 is 11 queer 11 queer 12 as 11 queer 16 band 17 . 18 " faith [and] [una] [looked] [at] [each] [other] [again] . 1 faith 9 . this was a [matter] [for] the [good-conduct] [club] . 1 this 2 was 2 was 3 a 3 a 9 . 6 the 9 . they would not talk [it] [over] [with] [mary] [.] 1 they 2 would 2 would 3 not 3 not 4 talk well , [i] ['m] [getting] [so] ['s] [i] don't [mind] [it] . 1 well 2 , 1 well 9 don't 1 well 12 . but there are folks who do . " 1 but 2 there 2 there 3 are 3 are 4 folks 4 folks 5 who 4 folks 6 do 4 folks 7 . 7 . 8 " mr [meredith] [had] [not] [seen] [them] [,] [but] [he] [was] [not] [walking] [along] [in] [his] [usual] dreamy [and] abstracted fashion . 1 mr 17 dreamy 17 dreamy 21 . 19 abstracted 20 fashion 20 fashion 21 . he strode up the hill in agitation and distress . 1 he 2 strode 2 strode 7 agitation 3 up 4 the 4 the 5 hill 5 hill 7 agitation 6 in 7 agitation 7 agitation 8 and 7 agitation 9 distress 9 distress 10 . mrs [alec] [davis] [had] [just] [told] [him] [the] [story] [of] [carl] [and] [the] [eel] . 1 mrs 15 . she had been very indignant about it . 1 she 2 had 2 had 3 been 3 been 5 indignant 4 very 5 indignant 5 indignant 6 about 5 indignant 8 . 6 about 7 it 7 it 8 . old [mrs] [carr] [was] [her] third cousin . 1 old 6 third 6 third 7 cousin 7 cousin 8 . mr [meredith] [was] [more] [than] indignant . 1 mr 6 indignant 6 indignant 7 . he was hurt and shocked . 1 he 2 was 2 was 3 hurt 3 hurt 4 and 3 hurt 5 shocked 5 shocked 6 . he had not thought [carl] would do anything like this . 1 he 2 had 1 he 4 thought 2 had 3 not 4 thought 6 would 6 would 7 do 7 do 8 anything 8 anything 9 like 9 like 10 this 10 this 11 . he was not inclined to be hard on pranks of heedlessness or forgetfulness , but [this] was different . 1 he 2 was 1 he 18 different 2 was 3 not 3 not 9 pranks 4 inclined 5 to 4 inclined 9 pranks 5 to 6 be 7 hard 8 on 7 hard 9 pranks 9 pranks 11 heedlessness 10 of 11 heedlessness 11 heedlessness 13 forgetfulness 12 or 13 forgetfulness 14 , 15 but 15 but 17 was 17 was 18 different 18 different 19 . [this] [had] [a] [nasty] [tang] [in] [it] [.] when he reached home he found [carl] on the lawn , patiently studying the habits and customs of a colony of wasps . 1 when 3 reached 2 he 3 reached 3 reached 4 home 3 reached 6 found 5 he 6 found 6 found 20 colony 8 on 9 the 8 on 14 the 9 the 10 lawn 10 lawn 11 , 10 lawn 12 patiently 12 patiently 13 studying 14 the 15 habits 15 habits 20 colony 16 and 17 customs 17 customs 18 of 17 customs 20 colony 19 a 20 colony 20 colony 21 of 20 colony 22 wasps 20 colony 23 . " yes , " said [carl] [,] flushing , but meeting his father 's eyes bravely . 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 8 flushing 5 said 17 . 8 flushing 9 , 9 , 10 but 11 meeting 16 bravely 11 meeting 17 . 12 his 13 father 13 father 14 's 13 father 16 bravely 15 eyes 16 bravely mr [meredith] [groaned] . 1 mr 4 . he had hoped that there had been at least exaggeration . 1 he 2 had 2 had 3 hoped 2 had 10 exaggeration 4 that 10 exaggeration 5 there 10 exaggeration 6 had 10 exaggeration 7 been 10 exaggeration 8 at 9 least 9 least 10 exaggeration 10 exaggeration 11 . " tell me the whole matter , " he said . 1 " 10 said 2 tell 3 me 2 tell 5 whole 4 the 5 whole 5 whole 6 matter 6 matter 8 " 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 . " the boys were fishing for eels over the bridge , " said [carl] . 1 " 12 " 2 the 3 boys 3 boys 7 eels 4 were 7 eels 5 fishing 7 eels 6 for 7 eels 7 eels 8 over 7 eels 10 bridge 8 over 9 the 10 bridge 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 said 13 said 15 . " [link] [drew] had [caught] a [whopper] [i] [mean] [an] awful [big] [one] the biggest [eel] [i] [ever] [saw] . 1 " 20 . 4 had 6 a 4 had 15 biggest 6 a 11 awful 14 the 15 biggest 15 biggest 20 . he caught it right at the start and it had been lying in his basket a long time , still as still . 1 he 2 caught 2 caught 5 at 2 caught 7 start 3 it 4 right 4 right 5 at 5 at 6 the 7 start 8 and 7 start 12 lying 7 start 18 time 7 start 21 as 7 start 23 . 9 it 11 been 10 had 11 been 11 been 12 lying 12 lying 13 in 12 lying 15 basket 13 in 14 his 16 a 17 long 17 long 18 time 18 time 20 still 19 , 20 still 22 still 23 . i thought it was dead [,] honest [i] did . 1 i 2 thought 1 i 7 honest 2 thought 5 dead 3 it 4 was 4 was 5 dead 7 honest 9 did 9 did 10 . then [old] [mrs] [carr] drove over the bridge and [she] [called] [us] all [young] [varmints] [and] [told] [us] to go home . 1 then 5 drove 5 drove 6 over 6 over 7 the 7 the 8 bridge 8 bridge 9 and 8 bridge 22 . 9 and 13 all 19 to 20 go 19 to 22 . 20 go 21 home and we hadn't said a word to her , father , truly . 1 and 2 we 2 we 3 hadn't 3 hadn't 6 word 4 said 6 word 5 a 6 word 6 word 12 truly 6 word 13 . 7 to 8 her 8 her 9 , 8 her 10 father 10 father 11 , 10 father 12 truly so when she drove back again , after going to the store , the [boys] dared me to [put] [link] ['s] [eel] [in] [her] buggy . 1 so 4 drove 2 when 3 she 2 when 4 drove 4 drove 5 back 4 drove 8 after 4 drove 12 store 5 back 6 again 6 again 7 , 9 going 10 to 10 to 11 the 11 the 12 store 12 store 25 buggy 13 , 14 the 14 the 25 buggy 16 dared 18 to 16 dared 25 buggy 17 me 18 to 25 buggy 26 . i thought it was so dead it couldn't hurt her and [i] threw it in . 1 i 2 thought 2 thought 3 it 2 thought 14 it 3 it 4 was 3 it 9 hurt 4 was 5 so 4 was 6 dead 7 it 9 hurt 8 couldn't 9 hurt 9 hurt 10 her 9 hurt 13 threw 10 her 11 and 14 it 16 . 15 in 16 . then the eel came to life on the hill and we heard her scream and saw her jump out . 1 then 3 eel 2 the 3 eel 3 eel 4 came 3 eel 6 life 3 eel 9 hill 3 eel 16 saw 3 eel 17 her 3 eel 19 out 4 came 5 to 7 on 9 hill 8 the 9 hill 9 hill 10 and 9 hill 14 scream 11 we 12 heard 12 heard 13 her 12 heard 14 scream 14 scream 15 and 18 jump 19 out 19 out 20 . i was awful sorry . 1 i 4 sorry 2 was 4 sorry 3 awful 4 sorry 4 sorry 5 . that 's all [,] father . ["] 1 that 2 's 2 's 3 all 3 all 6 . 5 father 6 . it was [not] quite as bad as [mr] [meredith] had feared , but it was quite [bad] enough . 1 it 2 was 1 it 11 feared 2 was 4 quite 4 quite 5 as 5 as 7 as 6 bad 7 as 7 as 10 had 11 feared 19 . 12 , 13 but 13 but 14 it 14 it 15 was 14 it 19 . 15 was 16 quite 16 quite 18 enough " [i] must punish you , [carl] , " he said sorrowfully . 1 " 5 you 1 " 11 said 3 must 4 punish 4 punish 5 you 6 , 11 said 8 , 9 " 9 " 11 said 10 he 11 said 11 said 12 sorrowfully 12 sorrowfully 13 . " yes , [i] [know] , father . " 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 2 yes 6 , 6 , 9 " 7 father 9 " 8 . 9 " " [i] [i] must whip you . " 1 " 8 " 4 must 5 whip 5 whip 7 . 6 you 7 . 7 . 8 " carl winced . 1 carl 2 winced 2 winced 3 . he had never been whipped . 1 he 2 had 2 had 4 been 3 never 4 been 4 been 5 whipped 5 whipped 6 . then , seeing how badly his father felt , he said cheerfully , 1 then 2 , 2 , 12 cheerfully 3 seeing 5 badly 4 how 5 badly 5 badly 7 father 5 badly 8 felt 6 his 7 father 8 felt 12 cheerfully 9 , 10 he 9 , 11 said 11 said 12 cheerfully 12 cheerfully 13 , " all right , [father] . ["] 1 " 3 right 2 all 3 right 3 right 4 , 3 right 6 . mr [meredith] misunderstood [his] cheerfulness and [thought] him [insensible] . 1 mr 3 misunderstood 3 misunderstood 5 cheerfulness 5 cheerfulness 6 and 5 cheerfulness 10 . 8 him 10 . he dreaded [the] [evening] [sevenfold] [more] [than] [carl] did . 1 he 2 dreaded 1 he 9 did 9 did 10 . the poor minister did not even know what he should whip his boy with . 1 the 13 boy 2 poor 13 boy 3 minister 6 even 4 did 5 not 5 not 6 even 6 even 11 whip 7 know 8 what 8 what 9 he 8 what 10 should 10 should 11 whip 11 whip 12 his 11 whip 13 boy 13 boy 14 with 14 with 15 . what was used to whip boys ? 1 what 2 was 1 what 7 ? 3 used 4 to 3 used 5 whip 5 whip 6 boys 5 whip 7 ? rods ? 1 rods 2 ? canes ? 1 canes 2 ? no , that would be too brutal . 1 no 2 , 1 no 7 brutal 3 that 4 would 4 would 7 brutal 5 be 7 brutal 6 too 7 brutal 7 brutal 8 . a timber switch , then ? 1 a 2 timber 2 timber 3 switch 2 timber 4 , 2 timber 5 then 2 timber 6 ? and he [,] [john] [meredith] [,] must hie [him] to the woods and [cut] [one] . 1 and 2 he 1 and 11 the 2 he 7 must 7 must 8 hie 10 to 11 the 11 the 12 woods 12 woods 13 and 12 woods 16 . it was an abominable thought . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 abominable 3 an 4 abominable 4 abominable 5 thought 4 abominable 6 . then a picture presented itself unbidden to his mind . 1 then 6 unbidden 2 a 3 picture 3 picture 6 unbidden 4 presented 5 itself 4 presented 6 unbidden 6 unbidden 7 to 6 unbidden 9 mind 8 his 9 mind 9 mind 10 . he [saw] [mrs] [carr] 's wizened , nut-cracker [little] [face] at the appearance [of] that reviving eel he saw her sailing witch-like over the buggy wheels . 1 he 5 's 1 he 11 at 5 's 6 wizened 6 wizened 8 nut-cracker 7 , 8 nut-cracker 11 at 12 the 12 the 13 appearance 13 appearance 16 reviving 15 that 16 reviving 16 reviving 22 witch-like 17 eel 22 witch-like 18 he 22 witch-like 19 saw 22 witch-like 20 her 22 witch-like 21 sailing 22 witch-like 22 witch-like 23 over 22 witch-like 24 the 22 witch-like 25 buggy 22 witch-like 26 wheels 22 witch-like 27 . 24 the 25 buggy before he could prevent himself the minister laughed . 1 before 4 prevent 2 he 3 could 3 could 4 prevent 4 prevent 5 himself 4 prevent 7 minister 4 prevent 8 laughed 6 the 7 minister 8 laughed 9 . then he was angry with [himself] and angrier still [with] [carl] . 1 then 2 he 2 he 3 was 3 was 4 angry 4 angry 5 with 4 angry 8 angrier 7 and 8 angrier 8 angrier 12 . 9 still 12 . he would get that switch at once and it must not be too limber , after all . 1 he 5 switch 2 would 5 switch 3 get 5 switch 4 that 5 switch 5 switch 7 once 5 switch 10 must 6 at 7 once 7 once 8 and 9 it 10 must 10 must 14 limber 11 not 14 limber 12 be 14 limber 13 too 14 limber 14 limber 15 , 14 limber 16 after 14 limber 17 all 14 limber 18 . carl was talking the matter over in the graveyard with [faith] [and] [una] , who had just come home . 1 carl 9 graveyard 1 carl 20 . 2 was 3 talking 3 talking 9 graveyard 4 the 9 graveyard 5 matter 9 graveyard 6 over 9 graveyard 7 in 8 the 7 in 9 graveyard 8 the 9 graveyard 9 graveyard 10 with 14 , 15 who 15 who 16 had 16 had 17 just 16 had 18 come 18 come 19 home 19 home 20 . they were horrified at the idea of his being whipped and by father , who had never done such a thing ! 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 horrified 3 horrified 4 at 3 horrified 6 idea 3 horrified 19 such 4 at 5 the 5 the 6 idea 6 idea 7 of 6 idea 10 whipped 7 of 8 his 9 being 10 whipped 10 whipped 11 and 10 whipped 12 by 10 whipped 13 father 10 whipped 15 who 14 , 15 who 15 who 16 had 17 never 18 done 17 never 19 such 19 such 20 a 19 such 21 thing 21 thing 22 ! but they agreed soberly that it was just . 1 but 2 they 2 they 3 agreed 3 agreed 4 soberly 4 soberly 8 just 4 soberly 9 . 5 that 8 just 6 it 7 was 6 it 8 just " you know it was a dreadful thing to do , " sighed [faith] . 1 " 2 you 1 " 11 , 2 you 3 know 3 know 4 it 4 it 5 was 5 was 6 a 6 a 7 dreadful 7 dreadful 8 thing 8 thing 10 do 9 to 10 do 11 , 12 " 12 " 13 sighed 13 sighed 15 . " and you never owned up in the club . " 1 " 3 you 2 and 3 you 3 you 4 never 4 never 5 owned 5 owned 9 club 6 up 7 in 7 in 8 the 8 the 9 club 9 club 10 . 10 . 11 " " [i] forgot , " said [carl] . 1 " 5 " 3 forgot 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . " besides , [i] [didn't] [think] [any] harm came of it . 1 " 2 besides 2 besides 3 , 2 besides 8 harm 8 harm 12 . 9 came 10 of 10 of 11 it 11 it 12 . i didn't know she jarred her legs . 1 i 5 jarred 2 didn't 3 know 2 didn't 5 jarred 4 she 5 jarred 5 jarred 6 her 5 jarred 7 legs 7 legs 8 . but [i] ['m] to [be] [whipped] [and] that will make [things] square . ["] 1 but 4 to 4 to 13 . 8 that 9 will 9 will 10 make 10 make 12 square 12 square 13 . " will it hurt [very] [much] ? " said [una] , slipping her hand [into] [carl] ['s] . 1 " 2 will 1 " 9 said 2 will 4 hurt 3 it 4 hurt 7 ? 8 " 8 " 9 said 9 said 11 , 9 said 18 . 11 , 12 slipping 13 her 14 hand 14 hand 18 . " oh , not so much , [i] guess , " said [carl] gamely . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 14 gamely 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 5 so 2 oh 7 , 3 , 4 not 4 not 5 so 5 so 6 much 7 , 9 guess 9 guess 11 " 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 14 gamely 15 . " anyhow , [i] ['m] not [going] to cry , no matter how much it hurts . 1 " 2 anyhow 2 anyhow 3 , 2 anyhow 16 hurts 3 , 6 not 6 not 8 to 8 to 9 cry 9 cry 10 , 11 no 12 matter 11 no 16 hurts 12 matter 13 how 13 how 14 much 13 how 15 it 16 hurts 17 . it would make father feel so bad , if [i] [did] . 1 it 2 would 1 it 12 . 2 would 3 make 3 make 4 father 3 make 5 feel 5 feel 6 so 5 feel 7 bad 5 feel 9 if 7 bad 8 , he 's all cut up [now] [.] 1 he 5 up 2 's 3 all 3 all 4 cut 4 cut 5 up i wish [i] [could] whip myself hard enough and save him doing it . " 1 i 2 wish 2 wish 5 whip 5 whip 6 myself 5 whip 7 hard 5 whip 9 and 5 whip 10 save 5 whip 11 him 7 hard 8 enough 11 him 14 . 12 doing 13 it 13 it 14 . 14 . 15 " after supper [,] [at] [which] [carl] [had] [eaten] [little] [and] [mr] [meredith] nothing at all , both went silently into the study . 1 after 2 supper 1 after 15 all 13 nothing 15 all 14 at 15 all 15 all 21 the 16 , 19 silently 17 both 19 silently 18 went 19 silently 19 silently 20 into 20 into 21 the 21 the 22 study 22 study 23 . the switch lay on the table . 1 the 2 switch 2 switch 6 table 3 lay 4 on 4 on 5 the 5 the 6 table 6 table 7 . mr [meredith] [had] [had] a [bad] [time] [getting] a switch to suit him . 1 mr 5 a 5 a 9 a 9 a 10 switch 10 switch 11 to 11 to 12 suit 12 suit 13 him 13 him 14 . he cut one , then felt it was too slender . 1 he 2 cut 2 cut 3 one 2 cut 10 slender 4 , 5 then 5 then 6 felt 6 felt 10 slender 7 it 8 was 8 was 9 too 9 too 10 slender 10 slender 11 . carl had done a really indefensible thing . 1 carl 6 indefensible 2 had 6 indefensible 3 done 6 indefensible 4 a 6 indefensible 5 really 6 indefensible 6 indefensible 7 thing 7 thing 8 . then he cut another it was far too thick . 1 then 2 he 1 then 3 cut 3 cut 9 thick 4 another 9 thick 5 it 6 was 6 was 9 thick 7 far 8 too 7 far 9 thick 9 thick 10 . after all , [carl] [had] [thought] the eel [was] [dead] . 1 after 2 all 2 all 3 , 2 all 7 the 7 the 8 eel 8 eel 11 . " hold out your hand , " he said to [carl] . 1 " 9 said 2 hold 3 out 2 hold 4 your 4 your 5 hand 4 your 7 " 6 , 7 " 7 " 9 said 8 he 9 said 9 said 12 . 10 to 12 . carl threw back his head and held out his hand unflinchingly . 1 carl 2 threw 2 threw 3 back 2 threw 5 head 4 his 5 head 5 head 11 unflinchingly 6 and 7 held 7 held 8 out 7 held 10 hand 7 held 11 unflinchingly 9 his 10 hand 11 unflinchingly 12 . but he was not very old and he could not quite keep a little fear out of his eyes . 1 but 9 could 2 he 3 was 2 he 9 could 3 was 4 not 3 was 5 very 5 very 6 old 5 very 7 and 8 he 9 could 9 could 10 not 9 could 12 keep 10 not 11 quite 12 keep 15 fear 12 keep 16 out 12 keep 19 eyes 13 a 14 little 14 little 15 fear 17 of 18 his 18 his 19 eyes 19 eyes 20 . john [meredith] threw [down] [the] [switch] [.] 1 john 3 threw " go , " he said , " [i] cannot whip you . " 1 " 2 go 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 he 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 7 , 13 . 8 " 12 you 10 cannot 11 whip 11 whip 12 you 13 . 14 " carl fled to the graveyard , feeling that the look on his father 's face was worse than any whipping . 1 carl 2 fled 2 fled 5 graveyard 3 to 4 the 4 the 5 graveyard 5 graveyard 7 feeling 6 , 7 feeling 7 feeling 8 that 7 feeling 10 look 7 feeling 17 worse 8 that 9 the 11 on 12 his 12 his 13 father 13 father 14 's 14 's 15 face 14 's 17 worse 15 face 16 was 17 worse 18 than 17 worse 20 whipping 18 than 19 any 20 whipping 21 . " is it over so soon ? " asked [faith] . 1 " 2 is 2 is 5 so 2 is 7 ? 3 it 4 over 3 it 5 so 5 so 6 soon 7 ? 8 " 7 ? 9 asked 9 asked 11 . she [and] [una] had been holding [hands] and setting teeth on the [pollock] tombstone . 1 she 4 had 4 had 5 been 4 had 6 holding 6 holding 9 setting 6 holding 15 . 8 and 9 setting 10 teeth 11 on 11 on 12 the 12 the 14 tombstone 14 tombstone 15 . una slipped away . 1 una 2 slipped 2 slipped 3 away 3 away 4 . her heart yearned to comfort her father . 1 her 3 yearned 1 her 8 . 2 heart 3 yearned 3 yearned 4 to 3 yearned 5 comfort 3 yearned 7 father 6 her 7 father as noiselessly as a little gray mouse she opened the study door and crept in . 1 as 2 noiselessly 2 noiselessly 3 as 2 noiselessly 4 a 2 noiselessly 6 gray 2 noiselessly 7 mouse 2 noiselessly 14 crept 2 noiselessly 16 . 4 a 5 little 8 she 9 opened 9 opened 10 the 9 opened 11 study 11 study 12 door 11 study 14 crept 12 door 13 and 14 crept 15 in the room was dark with twilight . 1 the 2 room 1 the 6 twilight 2 room 3 was 2 room 6 twilight 4 dark 6 twilight 5 with 6 twilight 6 twilight 7 . her father was sitting at his desk . 1 her 7 desk 2 father 7 desk 3 was 4 sitting 4 sitting 7 desk 5 at 7 desk 6 his 7 desk 7 desk 8 . his back was towards her his head was in his hands . 1 his 7 head 1 his 11 hands 2 back 4 towards 3 was 4 towards 4 towards 5 her 5 her 7 head 6 his 7 head 8 was 9 in 9 in 10 his 10 his 11 hands 11 hands 12 . as silently as she had come in she slipped out and closed the door . 1 as 2 silently 2 silently 3 as 3 as 4 she 4 she 9 slipped 5 had 6 come 5 had 9 slipped 6 come 7 in 8 she 9 slipped 9 slipped 10 out 9 slipped 11 and 9 slipped 12 closed 12 closed 13 the 13 the 14 door 14 door 15 . john [meredith] [went] [on] [talking] [out] [his] pain [in] [what] [he] [deemed] [his] [undisturbed] [solitude] . 1 john 8 pain 8 pain 16 . [chapter] [xxxiv] [.] [una] [visits] [the] [hill] una went upstairs . 1 una 2 went 2 went 3 upstairs 3 upstairs 4 . una had no wish to go . 1 una 2 had 1 una 4 wish 2 had 3 no 4 wish 6 go 5 to 6 go 6 go 7 . she sought her own room first where she sat down on her bed and had a little cry . 1 she 13 bed 2 sought 5 room 3 her 4 own 4 own 5 room 5 room 6 first 5 room 7 where 5 room 13 bed 8 she 9 sat 9 sat 10 down 9 sat 11 on 9 sat 13 bed 12 her 13 bed 13 bed 14 and 13 bed 19 . 15 had 16 a 16 a 17 little 17 little 18 cry 18 cry 19 . she did not want anybody to come in her dear mother 's place . 1 she 2 did 1 she 9 her 2 did 3 not 2 did 4 want 2 did 7 come 4 want 5 anybody 4 want 6 to 8 in 9 her 9 her 11 mother 9 her 14 . 10 dear 11 mother 11 mother 12 's 12 's 13 place she did not want a stepmother who would hate her and make her father hate her . 1 she 2 did 1 she 16 her 2 did 3 not 2 did 15 hate 4 want 6 stepmother 5 a 6 stepmother 6 stepmother 7 who 6 stepmother 8 would 6 stepmother 15 hate 9 hate 15 hate 10 her 11 and 10 her 14 father 12 make 13 her 13 her 14 father 14 father 15 hate 16 her 17 . but father was so desperately unhappy and if she could do any anything to make him [happier] [she] [must] do it . 1 but 10 could 2 father 5 desperately 3 was 5 desperately 4 so 5 desperately 5 desperately 6 unhappy 5 desperately 10 could 7 and 8 if 8 if 10 could 9 she 10 could 10 could 11 do 10 could 15 make 10 could 20 do 11 do 12 any 11 do 13 anything 13 anything 14 to 15 make 16 him 20 do 21 it 21 it 22 . there was only one thing she could do and she had known the moment she had left the study that she must do it . 1 there 2 was 1 there 17 left 3 only 5 thing 3 only 17 left 4 one 5 thing 5 thing 8 do 6 she 7 could 7 could 8 do 9 and 17 left 10 she 11 had 11 had 12 known 11 had 17 left 13 the 14 moment 14 moment 15 she 15 she 16 had 16 had 17 left 17 left 18 the 17 left 19 study 19 study 22 must 19 study 25 . 20 that 22 must 21 she 22 must 22 must 23 do 23 do 24 it but it was a very hard thing to do . 1 but 2 it 2 it 3 was 3 was 4 a 4 a 7 thing 5 very 6 hard 5 very 7 thing 7 thing 9 do 7 thing 10 . 8 to 9 do after [una] [cried] her [heart] [out] she wiped her eyes and went to [the] [spare] [room] . 1 after 4 her 4 her 17 . 7 she 8 wiped 7 she 12 went 8 wiped 9 her 9 her 10 eyes 10 eyes 11 and 12 went 13 to 13 to 17 . it was dark and rather musty , for the blind had not been drawn up nor the window opened for a long time . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 dark 3 dark 4 and 3 dark 6 musty 5 rather 6 musty 6 musty 7 , 6 musty 8 for 6 musty 10 blind 6 musty 20 for 9 the 10 blind 10 blind 14 drawn 11 had 12 not 11 had 13 been 11 had 14 drawn 14 drawn 15 up 14 drawn 16 nor 14 drawn 18 window 14 drawn 19 opened 17 the 18 window 20 for 23 time 20 for 24 . 21 a 22 long 22 long 23 time aunt [martha] [was] [no] fresh-air fiend . 1 aunt 5 fresh-air 5 fresh-air 7 . 6 fiend 7 . there was a closet in the spare room and far back in the closet a gray silk dress was hanging . 1 there 2 was 2 was 3 a 2 was 4 closet 4 closet 6 the 4 closet 7 spare 4 closet 9 and 4 closet 10 far 4 closet 17 silk 4 closet 20 hanging 5 in 6 the 7 spare 8 room 11 back 14 closet 12 in 13 the 12 in 14 closet 13 the 14 closet 14 closet 15 a 14 closet 16 gray 14 closet 17 silk 17 silk 18 dress 19 was 20 hanging 20 hanging 21 . una went into the closet and shut the door , went down on her knees and pressed her face against the soft silken folds . 1 una 5 closet 1 una 17 pressed 2 went 3 into 3 into 5 closet 4 the 5 closet 5 closet 6 and 5 closet 7 shut 5 closet 10 , 7 shut 9 door 8 the 9 door 11 went 15 knees 12 down 15 knees 13 on 15 knees 14 her 15 knees 15 knees 17 pressed 16 and 17 pressed 17 pressed 19 face 17 pressed 20 against 17 pressed 23 silken 18 her 19 face 21 the 22 soft 22 soft 23 silken 23 silken 24 folds 23 silken 25 . it had been her mother 's wedding-dress . 1 it 7 wedding-dress 2 had 3 been 3 been 7 wedding-dress 4 her 7 wedding-dress 5 mother 7 wedding-dress 6 's 7 wedding-dress 7 wedding-dress 8 . it was still full of a sweet , faint , haunting perfume , like lingering love . 1 it 2 was 2 was 4 full 3 still 4 full 4 full 5 of 4 full 7 sweet 6 a 7 sweet 7 sweet 11 haunting 8 , 11 haunting 9 faint 11 haunting 10 , 11 haunting 11 haunting 12 perfume 11 haunting 14 like 11 haunting 15 lingering 11 haunting 16 love 11 haunting 17 . 12 perfume 13 , una always felt very close to her mother there as if she were kneeling at her feet with head in her lap . 1 una 3 felt 1 una 5 close 1 una 7 her 2 always 3 felt 3 felt 4 very 5 close 6 to 7 her 23 . 8 mother 14 kneeling 9 there 13 were 10 as 11 if 11 if 12 she 11 if 13 were 13 were 14 kneeling 14 kneeling 15 at 14 kneeling 16 her 14 kneeling 17 feet 14 kneeling 19 head 18 with 19 head 19 head 22 lap 20 in 21 her 21 her 22 lap 22 lap 23 . she went there once in a long while when life was [too] [hard] [.] 1 she 2 went 1 she 11 was 3 there 4 once 3 there 11 was 4 once 8 while 4 once 9 when 4 once 10 life 5 in 6 a 6 a 8 while 7 long 8 while but [i] have to do it [,] [mother] [,] [because] [father] is so very unhappy . 1 but 6 it 3 have 4 to 4 to 5 do 5 do 6 it 6 it 16 . 12 is 13 so 12 is 14 very 14 very 15 unhappy 15 unhappy 16 . i know you wouldn't want him to be unhappy . 1 i 2 know 1 i 4 wouldn't 3 you 4 wouldn't 4 wouldn't 5 want 4 wouldn't 8 be 6 him 7 to 7 to 8 be 8 be 9 unhappy 9 unhappy 10 . una carried some fine , spiritual strength away from her secret shrine . 1 una 6 spiritual 2 carried 6 spiritual 3 some 6 spiritual 4 fine 5 , 4 fine 6 spiritual 6 spiritual 7 strength 6 spiritual 8 away 6 spiritual 10 her 6 spiritual 11 secret 6 spiritual 12 shrine 8 away 9 from 12 shrine 13 . she slept peacefully that night with the tear stains still glistening on her sweet , serious , little face . 1 she 3 peacefully 2 slept 3 peacefully 3 peacefully 9 stains 4 that 9 stains 5 night 9 stains 6 with 7 the 6 with 9 stains 7 the 9 stains 8 tear 9 stains 9 stains 10 still 9 stains 11 glistening 9 stains 12 on 9 stains 13 her 9 stains 14 sweet 9 stains 19 face 9 stains 20 . 14 sweet 15 , 16 serious 17 , 16 serious 18 little 16 serious 19 face the next afternoon she put on her best dress and hat . 1 the 2 next 2 next 3 afternoon 2 next 5 put 4 she 5 put 5 put 6 on 5 put 11 hat 7 her 11 hat 8 best 11 hat 9 dress 10 and 9 dress 11 hat 11 hat 12 . they were shabby enough . 1 they 2 were 2 were 3 shabby 3 shabby 4 enough 4 enough 5 . every [other] [little] [girl] [in] [the] [glen] [had] [new] [clothes] [that] summer [except] [faith] and [una] [.] 1 every 12 summer 12 summer 15 and mary [vance] had a lovely dress of white embroidered lawn , with scarlet silk sash and shoulder bows . 1 mary 3 had 1 mary 4 a 4 a 19 . 5 lovely 15 sash 6 dress 7 of 6 dress 9 embroidered 8 white 9 embroidered 9 embroidered 15 sash 10 lawn 15 sash 11 , 12 with 11 , 15 sash 12 with 15 sash 13 scarlet 14 silk 13 scarlet 15 sash 14 silk 15 sash 15 sash 16 and 15 sash 18 bows 15 sash 19 . 17 shoulder 18 bows but to-day [una] [did] not [mind] her shabbiness . 1 but 2 to-day 2 to-day 9 . 5 not 7 her 7 her 8 shabbiness 8 shabbiness 9 . she only wanted to be very neat . 1 she 7 neat 2 only 3 wanted 3 wanted 4 to 4 to 5 be 5 be 6 very 6 very 7 neat 7 neat 8 . she washed her face carefully . 1 she 2 washed 2 washed 3 her 3 her 4 face 4 face 5 carefully 5 carefully 6 . she brushed her black hair until it was as smooth as satin . 1 she 2 brushed 2 brushed 3 her 2 brushed 4 black 4 black 5 hair 4 black 12 satin 6 until 12 satin 7 it 8 was 8 was 9 as 9 as 12 satin 10 smooth 12 satin 11 as 12 satin 12 satin 13 . she tied her shoelaces carefully , having first sewed up two runs in her one pair of good stockings . 1 she 4 shoelaces 2 tied 4 shoelaces 3 her 4 shoelaces 4 shoelaces 5 carefully 4 shoelaces 6 , 4 shoelaces 7 having 4 shoelaces 8 first 4 shoelaces 9 sewed 9 sewed 10 up 9 sewed 11 two 9 sewed 12 runs 12 runs 13 in 12 runs 16 pair 13 in 14 her 15 one 16 pair 16 pair 17 of 16 pair 18 good 16 pair 19 stockings 19 stockings 20 . she would have liked to black her shoes , but she could not find any blacking . 1 she 4 liked 1 she 16 blacking 2 would 3 have 2 would 4 liked 4 liked 5 to 4 liked 8 shoes 6 black 8 shoes 7 her 8 shoes 9 , 10 but 10 but 16 blacking 11 she 16 blacking 12 could 16 blacking 13 not 16 blacking 14 find 16 blacking 15 any 16 blacking 16 blacking 17 . it was [quite] a long walk and [una] was tired and warm when she got there . 1 it 2 was 1 it 9 was 2 was 4 a 4 a 5 long 5 long 6 walk 7 and 9 was 9 was 10 tired 10 tired 11 and 10 tired 12 warm 12 warm 16 there 13 when 14 she 13 when 15 got 15 got 16 there 16 there 17 . she saw [rosemary] [west] [sitting] [under] a [tree] in [the] [garden] and stole [past] the dahlia [beds] to her . 1 she 2 saw 1 she 19 her 2 saw 7 a 9 in 12 and 12 and 13 stole 13 stole 15 the 13 stole 16 dahlia 16 dahlia 18 to 18 to 19 her 19 her 20 . rosemary had a book in her lap , but she was gazing afar across the harbour and her thoughts were sorrowful enough . 1 rosemary 2 had 1 rosemary 7 lap 2 had 3 a 3 a 4 book 4 book 5 in 5 in 6 her 7 lap 13 afar 8 , 9 but 9 but 10 she 10 she 13 afar 11 was 12 gazing 12 gazing 13 afar 13 afar 16 harbour 13 afar 17 and 13 afar 19 thoughts 14 across 15 the 14 across 16 harbour 18 her 19 thoughts 19 thoughts 20 were 19 thoughts 21 sorrowful 21 sorrowful 22 enough 22 enough 23 . life had not been pleasant lately in the house on the hill . 1 life 6 lately 1 life 13 . 2 had 3 not 2 had 4 been 4 been 6 lately 5 pleasant 6 lately 6 lately 12 hill 7 in 8 the 8 the 12 hill 9 house 12 hill 10 on 12 hill 11 the 12 hill ellen had not sulked [ellen] had been a brick [.] 1 ellen 2 had 1 ellen 4 sulked 2 had 3 not 4 sulked 9 brick 6 had 7 been 7 been 9 brick 8 a 9 brick but [things] [can] [be] [felt] [that] are [never] [said] [and] [at] [times] the [silence] [between] the two women was [intolerably] eloquent . 1 but 7 are 1 but 13 the 13 the 18 women 16 the 17 two 17 two 18 women 18 women 21 eloquent 19 was 21 eloquent 21 eloquent 22 . all the many familiar things that had once made life sweet had a flavour of bitterness now . 1 all 2 the 1 all 5 things 3 many 5 things 4 familiar 5 things 5 things 6 that 5 things 14 flavour 5 things 18 . 7 had 14 flavour 8 once 14 flavour 9 made 14 flavour 10 life 14 flavour 11 sweet 14 flavour 12 had 14 flavour 13 a 14 flavour 14 flavour 15 of 14 flavour 16 bitterness 14 flavour 17 now 15 of 16 bitterness norman [douglas] [made] periodical [irruptions] also , [bullying] and coaxing [ellen] by turns . 1 norman 4 periodical 4 periodical 14 . 6 also 7 , 7 , 9 and 9 and 13 turns 10 coaxing 12 by 10 coaxing 13 turns 13 turns 14 . existence would be horribly lonely then , but it would be no longer charged with dynamite . 1 existence 2 would 2 would 16 dynamite 3 be 4 horribly 3 be 16 dynamite 5 lonely 8 but 6 then 7 , 7 , 8 but 8 but 9 it 9 it 10 would 10 would 16 dynamite 11 be 16 dynamite 12 no 16 dynamite 13 longer 16 dynamite 14 charged 16 dynamite 15 with 16 dynamite 16 dynamite 17 . she was roused from her unpleasant reverie by a timid little touch on her shoulder . 1 she 2 was 2 was 3 roused 3 roused 4 from 3 roused 7 reverie 5 her 7 reverie 6 unpleasant 7 reverie 7 reverie 8 by 7 reverie 9 a 7 reverie 10 timid 7 reverie 11 little 7 reverie 12 touch 12 touch 13 on 13 on 15 shoulder 14 her 15 shoulder 15 shoulder 16 . turning , she saw [una] [meredith] . 1 turning 2 , 2 , 3 she 3 she 4 saw 4 saw 7 . " why , [una] , dear , did you walk up here in all this heat ? " 1 " 2 why 1 " 6 dear 2 why 3 , 5 , 6 dear 6 dear 18 " 7 , 8 did 8 did 17 ? 9 you 17 ? 10 walk 11 up 10 walk 16 heat 12 here 16 heat 13 in 15 this 14 all 15 this 15 this 16 heat 16 heat 17 ? 17 ? 18 " " yes , " said [una] , " [i] [came] [to] [i] [came] [to] " 1 " 2 yes 2 yes 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 5 said 5 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 15 " but she found it very hard to say what she had come to do . 1 but 2 she 2 she 3 found 3 found 6 hard 4 it 6 hard 5 very 6 hard 6 hard 7 to 7 to 8 say 8 say 9 what 9 what 14 do 10 she 11 had 11 had 12 come 12 come 13 to 13 to 14 do 14 do 15 . her voice failed her eyes filled with tears . 1 her 8 tears 2 voice 3 failed 3 failed 6 filled 4 her 5 eyes 5 eyes 6 filled 6 filled 7 with 6 filled 8 tears 8 tears 9 . " why , [una] , [little] girl , what is the [trouble] ? 1 " 2 why 2 why 3 , 2 why 5 , 2 why 13 ? 5 , 7 girl 8 , 9 what 9 what 10 is 9 what 13 ? 10 is 11 the don't be afraid to tell me . " 1 don't 2 be 1 don't 5 tell 2 be 3 afraid 4 to 5 tell 5 tell 6 me 6 me 8 " 7 . 8 " rosemary put her arm around the thin little form and drew the child close to her . 1 rosemary 4 arm 2 put 4 arm 3 her 4 arm 4 arm 5 around 4 arm 7 thin 4 arm 10 and 4 arm 11 drew 4 arm 16 her 4 arm 17 . 5 around 6 the 7 thin 8 little 7 thin 9 form 11 drew 12 the 12 the 13 child 14 close 15 to 15 to 16 her her eyes were very beautiful her touch so tender that [una] [found] courage . 1 her 2 eyes 2 eyes 3 were 3 were 9 tender 4 very 5 beautiful 4 very 9 tender 6 her 9 tender 7 touch 9 tender 8 so 9 tender 9 tender 10 that 9 tender 13 courage 13 courage 14 . " [i] came to ask you to marry father , " she gasped . 1 " 13 gasped 3 came 4 to 4 to 8 marry 5 ask 8 marry 6 you 8 marry 7 to 8 marry 8 marry 9 father 8 marry 13 gasped 10 , 13 gasped 11 " 13 gasped 12 she 13 gasped 13 gasped 14 . rosemary was silent for a moment from sheer dumbfounderment . 1 rosemary 3 silent 2 was 3 silent 3 silent 9 dumbfounderment 4 for 9 dumbfounderment 5 a 9 dumbfounderment 6 moment 9 dumbfounderment 7 from 9 dumbfounderment 8 sheer 9 dumbfounderment 9 dumbfounderment 10 . she stared [at] [una] [blankly] . 1 she 2 stared 2 stared 6 . " oh , don't be angry , please , dear [miss] [west] , " said [una] , pleadingly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 15 said 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 don't 4 don't 5 be 5 be 6 angry 6 angry 7 , 8 please 9 , 9 , 15 said 10 dear 13 , 13 , 15 said 14 " 15 said 15 said 19 . 17 , 18 pleadingly 18 pleadingly 19 . " you see , everybody is saying that you wouldn't marry father because we are so bad . 1 " 2 you 1 " 6 is 2 you 3 see 3 see 4 , 5 everybody 6 is 6 is 17 bad 7 saying 8 that 7 saying 10 wouldn't 9 you 10 wouldn't 10 wouldn't 11 marry 10 wouldn't 17 bad 11 marry 12 father 11 marry 13 because 13 because 15 are 14 we 15 are 16 so 17 bad 17 bad 18 . he is [very] unhappy about it . 1 he 2 is 2 is 4 unhappy 4 unhappy 7 . 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 . so [i] [thought] [i] [would] [come] [and] [tell] you that we are [never] [bad] [on] [purpose] [.] 1 so 9 you 9 you 12 are 10 that 11 we 11 we 12 are and if you will only marry father we will all try to be good and do just what you tell us . 1 and 2 if 2 if 3 you 3 you 4 will 4 will 6 marry 4 will 13 be 4 will 16 do 4 will 20 tell 5 only 6 marry 6 marry 7 father 8 we 9 will 9 will 10 all 9 will 11 try 9 will 13 be 11 try 12 to 13 be 14 good 14 good 15 and 16 do 19 you 17 just 18 what 18 what 19 you 20 tell 21 us 21 us 22 . i 'm [sure] [you] won't have any trouble with us . 1 i 2 'm 1 i 5 won't 5 won't 7 any 6 have 7 any 7 any 8 trouble 8 trouble 9 with 9 with 10 us 10 us 11 . [please] [,] [miss] [west] [.] ["] rosemary had been thinking rapidly . 1 rosemary 5 rapidly 2 had 3 been 3 been 4 thinking 4 thinking 5 rapidly 5 rapidly 6 . gossiping surmise , she saw [,] had [put] [this] mistaken idea [into] [una] ['s] [mind] . 1 gossiping 2 surmise 2 surmise 3 , 2 surmise 16 . 4 she 5 saw 4 she 7 had 7 had 10 mistaken 10 mistaken 11 idea 10 mistaken 16 . she must be perfectly frank and sincere with the child . 1 she 7 sincere 2 must 7 sincere 3 be 4 perfectly 4 perfectly 7 sincere 5 frank 7 sincere 6 and 7 sincere 7 sincere 8 with 7 sincere 10 child 7 sincere 11 . 9 the 10 child " [una] , dear , " she said softly . 1 " 4 dear 3 , 4 dear 4 dear 5 , 5 , 8 said 6 " 8 said 7 she 8 said 8 said 9 softly 9 softly 10 . " it isn't because [of] you [poor] [little] souls that [i] [cannot] [be] [your] [father] 's [wife] . 1 " 6 you 1 " 16 's 2 it 3 isn't 2 it 4 because 4 because 6 you 9 souls 10 that 10 that 16 's 16 's 18 . i never thought of such a thing . 1 i 2 never 2 never 3 thought 2 never 5 such 3 thought 4 of 5 such 6 a 5 such 7 thing 7 thing 8 . you are not bad [i] never supposed you were . 1 you 2 are 2 are 3 not 2 are 7 supposed 4 bad 7 supposed 6 never 7 supposed 7 supposed 9 were 7 supposed 10 . 8 you 9 were there [there] was [another] reason altogether [,] [una] . " 1 there 3 was 3 was 5 reason 5 reason 6 altogether 6 altogether 9 . 9 . 10 " " don't you like father ? " asked [una] , lifting reproachful [eyes] . 1 " 2 don't 2 don't 3 you 3 you 4 like 3 you 6 ? 5 father 6 ? 6 ? 7 " 7 " 8 asked 7 " 11 lifting 10 , 11 lifting 11 lifting 14 . 12 reproachful 14 . " oh , [miss] [west] , you don't know how [nice] he is . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 6 , 2 oh 8 don't 7 you 8 don't 8 don't 9 know 9 know 10 how 9 know 13 is 10 how 12 he 13 is 14 . i 'm sure he ['d] [make] you a [good] husband . " 1 i 2 'm 1 i 7 you 2 'm 3 sure 3 sure 4 he 7 you 12 " 8 a 10 husband 10 husband 11 . 11 . 12 " even in the midst of her perplexity and distress [rosemary] [couldn't] [help] a twisted , little smile . 1 even 4 midst 2 in 3 the 2 in 4 midst 3 the 4 midst 4 midst 5 of 4 midst 7 perplexity 5 of 6 her 7 perplexity 8 and 8 and 9 distress 9 distress 14 twisted 13 a 14 twisted 14 twisted 15 , 14 twisted 16 little 14 twisted 17 smile 17 smile 18 . " oh , don't laugh , [miss] [west] , " [una] cried passionately . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 don't 4 don't 5 laugh 5 laugh 6 , 5 laugh 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 cried 12 cried 13 passionately 13 passionately 14 . " [father] feels [dreadful] about it . " 1 " 8 " 3 feels 5 about 5 about 6 it 6 it 7 . 7 . 8 " " [i] think you ['re] mistaken , dear , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 4 you 1 " 6 mistaken 3 think 4 you 6 mistaken 7 , 7 , 8 dear 8 dear 9 , 9 , 11 said 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " [i'm] not . 1 " 4 . 3 not 4 . i 'm [sure] [i] 'm not . 1 i 2 'm 1 i 5 'm 5 'm 6 not 6 not 7 . i 'll tell you , [miss] [west] , if you 'll let me whisper it in your ear . " 1 i 2 'll 2 'll 3 tell 3 tell 4 you 3 tell 10 you 4 you 5 , 8 , 9 if 9 if 10 you 10 you 11 'll 11 'll 12 let 12 let 13 me 13 me 20 " 14 whisper 15 it 14 whisper 18 ear 16 in 17 your 16 in 18 ear 18 ear 19 . 19 . 20 " una whispered earnestly . 1 una 2 whispered 2 whispered 4 . 3 earnestly 4 . rosemary 's face turned crimson . 1 rosemary 2 's 1 rosemary 5 crimson 2 's 3 face 3 face 5 crimson 4 turned 5 crimson 5 crimson 6 . so [john] [meredith] still cared . 1 so 6 . 4 still 5 cared 5 cared 6 . [he] [hadn't] [changed] [his] [mind] [.] and he must care intensely if he had said that care more than she had ever supposed he did . 1 and 5 intensely 2 he 3 must 3 must 5 intensely 4 care 5 intensely 5 intensely 6 if 5 intensely 8 had 5 intensely 9 said 5 intensely 10 that 5 intensely 11 care 5 intensely 20 . 6 if 7 he 11 care 17 supposed 12 more 13 than 13 than 16 ever 14 she 15 had 15 had 16 ever 16 ever 17 supposed 17 supposed 18 he 18 he 19 did she sat still [for] a [moment] [,] [stroking] [una] ['s] [hair] [.] 1 she 2 sat 2 sat 3 still 3 still 5 a then she said , 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 said 3 said 4 , " will you take a [little] [letter] [from] me to your father , [una] [?] " 1 " 3 you 1 " 5 a 2 will 3 you 3 you 4 take 5 a 16 " 9 me 11 your 10 to 11 your 11 your 12 father 12 father 13 , 13 , 16 " " oh , are you going to marry him , [miss] [west] ? " asked [una] eagerly . 1 " 2 oh 1 " 4 are 2 oh 3 , 4 are 5 you 4 are 6 going 6 going 7 to 7 to 8 marry 8 marry 9 him 9 him 10 , 9 him 18 . 13 ? 14 " 13 ? 15 asked 15 asked 17 eagerly 17 eagerly 18 . " perhaps if he [really] wants me [to] , " said [rosemary] , blushing again . 1 " 2 perhaps 2 perhaps 3 if 3 if 4 he 4 he 6 wants 6 wants 7 me 7 me 10 " 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 , 11 said 16 . 13 , 14 blushing 15 again 16 . " [i] 'm [glad] [i] ['m] [glad] , " said [una] bravely . 1 " 3 'm 1 " 10 said 8 , 9 " 9 " 10 said 10 said 13 . 12 bravely 13 . then she looked up , with quivering lips . 1 then 2 she 2 she 3 looked 3 looked 4 up 3 looked 7 quivering 5 , 6 with 6 with 7 quivering 7 quivering 9 . 8 lips 9 . rosemary stared again . 1 rosemary 2 stared 2 stared 3 again 3 again 4 . " [una] [meredith] ! 1 " 4 ! do you think [i] would do such a thing ? 1 do 2 you 1 do 3 think 1 do 10 ? 3 think 5 would 6 do 9 thing 6 do 10 ? 7 such 8 a 7 such 9 thing whatever put such an idea into your head ? " 1 whatever 2 put 1 whatever 5 idea 1 whatever 9 ? 3 such 4 an 4 an 5 idea 5 idea 6 into 5 idea 8 head 7 your 8 head 9 ? 10 " " you poor child ! 1 " 2 you 1 " 5 ! 3 poor 4 child 3 poor 5 ! and yet you came up here and asked me to marry your father because you wanted to make him happy ? 1 and 2 yet 2 yet 11 marry 3 you 6 here 3 you 11 marry 4 came 5 up 4 came 6 here 6 here 7 and 8 asked 11 marry 9 me 11 marry 10 to 11 marry 11 marry 13 father 11 marry 14 because 11 marry 19 him 11 marry 21 ? 12 your 13 father 14 because 15 you 14 because 16 wanted 16 wanted 17 to 17 to 18 make 19 him 20 happy you ['re] a darling a heroine [as] [ellen] would [say] , you 're a brick . 1 you 3 a 3 a 4 darling 4 darling 5 a 5 a 16 . 6 heroine 9 would 6 heroine 14 a 11 , 12 you 11 , 14 a 12 you 13 're 14 a 15 brick 15 brick 16 . now listen to me , very closely , dearest . 1 now 2 listen 2 listen 3 to 2 listen 10 . 3 to 4 me 4 me 5 , 6 very 7 closely 6 very 8 , 8 , 9 dearest 9 dearest 10 . mary [vance] [is] a [silly] little girl who [doesn't] [know] very much and she is dreadfully mistaken about some things . 1 mary 21 . 4 a 6 little 4 a 11 very 6 little 7 girl 7 girl 8 who 11 very 12 much 12 much 17 mistaken 13 and 14 she 14 she 17 mistaken 15 is 16 dreadfully 16 dreadfully 17 mistaken 17 mistaken 18 about 17 mistaken 20 things 17 mistaken 21 . 19 some 20 things i would never dream of trying to turn your father against you . 1 i 2 would 1 i 12 you 2 would 3 never 2 would 8 turn 3 never 4 dream 4 dream 5 of 4 dream 6 trying 6 trying 7 to 8 turn 9 your 8 turn 11 against 9 your 10 father 12 you 13 . i would love you all dearly . 1 i 2 would 1 i 3 love 3 love 4 you 3 love 5 all 3 love 6 dearly 6 dearly 7 . i don't want to take your own mother 's place she must always have that in your hearts . 1 i 2 don't 1 i 14 have 2 don't 3 want 3 want 4 to 4 to 5 take 5 take 6 your 5 take 10 place 6 your 7 own 6 your 8 mother 8 mother 9 's 11 she 12 must 12 must 13 always 12 must 14 have 14 have 15 that 14 have 17 your 16 in 17 your 17 your 18 hearts 18 hearts 19 . but neither [have] [i] any intention of being a stepmother . 1 but 2 neither 2 neither 6 intention 5 any 6 intention 6 intention 7 of 6 intention 8 being 6 intention 10 stepmother 6 intention 11 . 9 a 10 stepmother i want to be [your] [friend] [and] helper and [chum] . 1 i 2 want 2 want 3 to 3 to 4 be 3 to 11 . 8 helper 9 and 8 helper 11 . " oh , it [would] [be] [lovely] , " cried [una] , with a transfigured face . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 it 4 it 17 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 15 transfigured 9 " 10 cried 12 , 13 with 13 with 15 transfigured 14 a 15 transfigured 15 transfigured 16 face 15 transfigured 17 . she flung her arms impulsively [round] [rosemary] 's neck . 1 she 2 flung 1 she 3 her 3 her 4 arms 4 arms 5 impulsively 5 impulsively 10 . 8 's 9 neck 9 neck 10 . she was so happy that she felt as if she could fly on wings . 1 she 2 was 1 she 7 felt 2 was 4 happy 3 so 4 happy 5 that 6 she 6 she 7 felt 7 felt 11 could 8 as 9 if 8 as 11 could 10 she 11 could 11 could 12 fly 12 fly 14 wings 12 fly 15 . 13 on 14 wings " [do] the others do [faith] [and] the boys have [the] same idea you had about stepmothers ? " 1 " 17 stepmothers 3 the 4 others 3 the 12 same 4 others 5 do 8 the 9 boys 8 the 12 same 9 boys 10 have 12 same 17 stepmothers 13 idea 17 stepmothers 14 you 17 stepmothers 15 had 17 stepmothers 16 about 17 stepmothers 17 stepmothers 19 " 18 ? 19 " " no . 1 " 2 no 2 no 3 . faith [never] believed [mary] [vance] . 1 faith 3 believed 3 believed 6 . i was dreadfully foolish to believe her , either . 1 i 3 dreadfully 2 was 3 dreadfully 3 dreadfully 4 foolish 3 dreadfully 9 either 4 foolish 5 to 6 believe 9 either 7 her 8 , 8 , 9 either 9 either 10 . faith loves you already she [has] [loved] [you] [ever] [since] [poor] [adam] was eaten . 1 faith 2 loves 2 loves 3 you 2 loves 4 already 4 already 5 she 5 she 13 was 13 was 14 eaten 14 eaten 15 . and [jerry] [and] [carl] [will] [think] it is jolly . 1 and 7 it 7 it 8 is 8 is 9 jolly 9 jolly 10 . i don't know anything . 1 i 2 don't 2 don't 3 know 2 don't 4 anything 4 anything 5 . i won't be much trouble [i] 'll try to learn fast . " 1 i 2 won't 1 i 7 'll 2 won't 3 be 2 won't 5 trouble 4 much 5 trouble 7 'll 8 try 8 try 10 learn 9 to 10 learn 10 learn 11 fast 11 fast 12 . 12 . 13 " " darling , [i] 'll teach you and help you [all] [i] can . 1 " 10 you 2 darling 3 , 2 darling 6 teach 5 'll 6 teach 6 teach 7 you 6 teach 9 help 6 teach 10 you 8 and 9 help 10 you 13 can 13 can 14 . and you 'll stay and have tea with me ? " 1 and 3 'll 2 you 3 'll 3 'll 4 stay 4 stay 5 and 4 stay 7 tea 4 stay 8 with 4 stay 9 me 6 have 7 tea 9 me 10 ? 10 ? 11 " " oh , thank you [but] [but] [i] [think] [i] 'd [rather] go right back and [take] the letter [to] [father] , " faltered [una] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 4 thank 4 thank 5 you 4 thank 23 " 5 you 11 'd 11 'd 13 go 13 go 14 right 13 go 15 back 13 go 16 and 18 the 19 letter 19 letter 22 , 22 , 23 " 23 " 24 faltered 24 faltered 26 . " you see , he 'll be glad [that] [much] [sooner] [,] [miss] [west] . " 1 " 6 'll 2 you 3 see 2 you 6 'll 3 see 5 he 4 , 5 he 6 'll 7 be 7 be 8 glad 7 be 15 . 15 . 16 " " [i] see , " said [rosemary] . 1 " 3 see 1 " 4 , 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 8 . she went to the house , wrote [a] note [and] gave it [to] [una] . 1 she 2 went 1 she 7 wrote 2 went 3 to 2 went 5 house 4 the 5 house 6 , 7 wrote 7 wrote 9 note 9 note 15 . 11 gave 12 it 12 it 15 . " [ellen] , " she said , " [una] [meredith] [has] [just] [been] [here] to ask me to marry her father . " 1 " 3 , 3 , 4 " 4 " 6 said 5 she 6 said 6 said 7 , 7 , 8 " 8 " 23 " 15 to 16 ask 16 ask 17 me 17 me 23 " 18 to 19 marry 18 to 20 her 20 her 21 father 20 her 22 . 22 . 23 " ellen looked up and read her sister 's face . 1 ellen 2 looked 1 ellen 5 read 1 ellen 7 sister 1 ellen 9 face 2 looked 3 up 3 up 4 and 6 her 7 sister 8 's 9 face 9 face 10 . " and you 're going to ? " she said . 1 " 4 're 2 and 3 you 3 you 4 're 4 're 5 going 5 going 6 to 5 going 7 ? 7 ? 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 she 10 said 10 said 11 . " it 's quite likely . " 1 " 3 's 1 " 7 " 2 it 3 's 4 quite 5 likely 5 likely 6 . 6 . 7 " ellen went on shelling peas for a few minutes . 1 ellen 4 shelling 2 went 4 shelling 3 on 4 shelling 4 shelling 5 peas 4 shelling 9 minutes 5 peas 6 for 6 for 7 a 7 a 8 few 9 minutes 10 . then she suddenly put her hands up to her own face . 1 then 2 she 1 then 3 suddenly 3 suddenly 4 put 4 put 6 hands 5 her 6 hands 6 hands 11 face 7 up 9 her 8 to 9 her 9 her 10 own 9 her 11 face 11 face 12 . there were tears in her black-browed eyes . 1 there 2 were 1 there 6 black-browed 2 were 6 black-browed 3 tears 6 black-browed 4 in 6 black-browed 5 her 6 black-browed 6 black-browed 7 eyes 6 black-browed 8 . " [i] [i] [hope] we 'll all be happy , " she said between a sob and a laugh . 1 " 5 we 5 we 6 'll 6 'll 7 all 6 'll 8 be 8 be 20 . 9 happy 10 , 10 , 13 said 11 " 13 said 12 she 13 said 13 said 16 sob 14 between 16 sob 15 a 16 sob 16 sob 17 and 16 sob 19 laugh 16 sob 20 . 17 and 18 a his pale face flushed as he saw the clear , fine handwriting he knew so well . 1 his 3 face 2 pale 3 face 3 face 4 flushed 3 face 5 as 5 as 6 he 6 he 7 saw 7 saw 12 handwriting 8 the 12 handwriting 9 clear 10 , 9 clear 12 handwriting 11 fine 12 handwriting 12 handwriting 14 knew 12 handwriting 15 so 12 handwriting 16 well 13 he 14 knew 16 well 17 . he opened the letter . 1 he 2 opened 2 opened 3 the 2 opened 4 letter 4 letter 5 . it was very short but he shed twenty years as he read it . 1 it 2 was 2 was 3 very 3 very 4 short 4 short 8 twenty 5 but 6 he 6 he 7 shed 7 shed 8 twenty 8 twenty 9 years 8 twenty 12 read 8 twenty 14 . 10 as 11 he 10 as 12 read 12 read 13 it rosemary asked him if he could meet her [that] [evening] [at] sunset by the [spring] [in] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 rosemary 6 could 1 rosemary 7 meet 2 asked 3 him 2 asked 4 if 4 if 5 he 5 he 6 could 7 meet 8 her 7 meet 12 sunset 12 sunset 19 . 13 by 14 the 13 by 19 . [chapter] [xxxv] [.] " [let] [the] [piper] [come] " 1 " 6 " " and so , " said [miss] [cornelia] , " the double [wedding] is to be sometime about the middle of this [month] . " 1 " 3 so 1 " 6 said 2 and 3 so 4 , 5 " 5 " 6 said 6 said 9 , 6 said 24 . 9 , 10 " 10 " 12 double 11 the 12 double 14 is 15 to 15 to 16 be 15 to 24 . 16 be 17 sometime 17 sometime 20 middle 18 about 20 middle 19 the 20 middle 20 middle 21 of 21 of 22 this 24 . 25 " " [it] is so delightful especially in regard [to] [mr] [meredith] [and] [rosemary] , " said [anne] . 1 " 3 is 3 is 4 so 4 so 5 delightful 5 delightful 6 especially 6 especially 7 in 7 in 18 . 8 regard 14 , 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 . " [i] ['m] [as] [happy] [in] [the] [thought] of it , [as] [i] [was] when [i] was getting married [myself] . 1 " 10 it 1 " 21 . 9 of 10 it 11 , 15 when 11 , 21 . 15 when 17 was 17 was 18 getting 18 getting 19 married i felt exactly like a bride again last evening when [i] [was] [up] [on] [the] [hill] [seeing] [rosemary] ['s] trousseau . " 1 i 2 felt 2 felt 3 exactly 3 exactly 4 like 4 like 5 a 5 a 6 bride 5 a 20 trousseau 6 bride 7 again 6 bride 9 evening 8 last 9 evening 9 evening 10 when 20 trousseau 21 . 21 . 22 " " [i] have been invited up to see [them] [also] [and] [i] intend [to] [go] [some] [evening] . 1 " 18 . 3 have 4 been 4 been 5 invited 5 invited 13 intend 6 up 7 to 7 to 8 see 8 see 13 intend 13 intend 18 . i understand that [rosemary] is to wear white silk and [a] veil , but [ellen] is to be [married] in navy blue . 1 i 2 understand 2 understand 17 to 2 understand 18 be 3 that 5 is 3 that 16 is 5 is 6 to 6 to 7 wear 7 wear 9 silk 8 white 9 silk 9 silk 10 and 9 silk 12 veil 12 veil 13 , 13 , 14 but 16 is 17 to 18 be 20 in 20 in 22 blue 21 navy 22 blue 22 blue 23 . a vision of [susan] in ["] [white] and a veil ["] presented itself [before] [anne] ['s] inner vision [and] was [almost] too much for her . 1 a 2 vision 2 vision 3 of 2 vision 17 inner 5 in 10 veil 5 in 17 inner 8 and 9 a 9 a 10 veil 10 veil 12 presented 12 presented 13 itself 17 inner 18 vision 18 vision 26 . 20 was 22 too 22 too 23 much 22 too 24 for 24 for 25 her 25 her 26 . " [as] for [mr] [meredith] , " said [miss] [cornelia] , " [even] [his] engagement has [made] a different man [of] him . 1 " 8 said 3 for 6 , 6 , 8 said 7 " 8 said 8 said 15 engagement 11 , 12 " 11 , 15 engagement 12 " 15 engagement 15 engagement 16 has 16 has 18 a 18 a 19 different 19 different 20 man 20 man 23 . 22 him 23 . he isn't half so dreamy and absent-minded , believe me . 1 he 7 absent-minded 2 isn't 7 absent-minded 3 half 7 absent-minded 4 so 7 absent-minded 5 dreamy 6 and 5 dreamy 7 absent-minded 7 absent-minded 8 , 7 absent-minded 9 believe 7 absent-minded 10 me 10 me 11 . " aunt [martha] [and] [jerry] are coming here , " said [anne] . 1 " 2 aunt 1 " 11 said 6 are 7 coming 7 coming 8 here 8 here 9 , 9 , 10 " 10 " 11 said 11 said 13 . " [carl] is going to [elder] [clow] ['s] . 1 " 3 is 3 is 4 going 4 going 5 to 5 to 9 . i haven't heard where the girls are going [.] ["] 1 i 2 haven't 1 i 8 going 2 haven't 3 heard 4 where 8 going 5 the 6 girls 6 girls 7 are 7 are 8 going " oh , [i] ['m] [going] to [take] them , " said [miss] [cornelia] . 1 " 2 oh 2 oh 3 , 3 , 12 said 7 to 9 them 9 them 10 , 10 , 11 " 11 " 12 said 12 said 15 . " [of] [course] , [i] [was] [glad] [to] [,] but [mary] would have given me no peace [till] [i] [asked] [them] any way . 1 " 4 , 4 , 10 but 10 but 12 would 12 would 13 have 13 have 14 given 13 have 16 no 14 given 15 me 16 no 17 peace 17 peace 24 . 22 any 23 way 23 way 24 . nobody ever saw or heard [anything] [quite] [like] [norman] [douglas] [these] [days] [,] [believe] [me] . 1 nobody 2 ever 2 ever 3 saw 2 ever 4 or 2 ever 5 heard 2 ever 16 . he 's so tickled [that] [he] ['s] [going] to marry [ellen] [west] [after] wanting her all his life . 1 he 2 's 1 he 9 to 2 's 4 tickled 3 so 4 tickled 9 to 10 marry 10 marry 14 wanting 14 wanting 19 . 15 her 18 life 16 all 18 life 17 his 18 life 18 life 19 . if [i] [was] [ellen] but [then] , [i'm] [not] , and [if] she is satisfied [i] can [very] [well] be . 1 if 15 satisfied 5 but 13 she 5 but 14 is 7 , 11 and 7 , 13 she 10 , 11 and 14 is 15 satisfied 15 satisfied 21 . 17 can 20 be 20 be 21 . i heard her say years ago when she was a schoolgirl that she didn't want a tame puppy for a husband . 1 i 2 heard 1 i 11 schoolgirl 3 her 11 schoolgirl 4 say 6 ago 5 years 6 ago 6 ago 11 schoolgirl 7 when 11 schoolgirl 8 she 11 schoolgirl 9 was 11 schoolgirl 10 a 11 schoolgirl 11 schoolgirl 12 that 11 schoolgirl 13 she 11 schoolgirl 14 didn't 11 schoolgirl 15 want 11 schoolgirl 16 a 11 schoolgirl 17 tame 17 tame 18 puppy 18 puppy 19 for 18 puppy 21 husband 19 for 20 a 21 husband 22 . there 's nothing tame [about] [norman] , [believe] [me] . ["] 1 there 2 's 1 there 3 nothing 3 nothing 10 . 4 tame 7 , 7 , 10 . the sun was setting over [rainbow] [valley] . 1 the 2 sun 2 sun 3 was 2 sun 8 . 4 setting 5 over 5 over 8 . the pond was wearing a wonderful tissue of purple and gold and green and crimson . 1 the 2 pond 1 the 13 green 2 pond 7 tissue 3 was 4 wearing 4 wearing 7 tissue 5 a 7 tissue 6 wonderful 7 tissue 7 tissue 8 of 7 tissue 9 purple 7 tissue 10 and 7 tissue 11 gold 7 tissue 12 and 7 tissue 13 green 13 green 15 crimson 14 and 15 crimson 15 crimson 16 . they had [been] [having] a special celebration [,] for it would be [jem] ['s] [last] [evening] [in] [rainbow] [valley] . 1 they 2 had 2 had 5 a 5 a 6 special 6 special 7 celebration 7 celebration 9 for 9 for 20 . 10 it 12 be 10 it 20 . 11 would 12 be on the morrow he would leave [for] [charlottetown] [to] attend [queen] ['s] [academy] . 1 on 2 the 2 the 3 morrow 3 morrow 10 attend 4 he 5 would 4 he 10 attend 5 would 6 leave 10 attend 14 . " see there is a great golden palace over there in [the] sunset , " said [walter] , [pointing] . 1 " 4 is 2 see 3 there 3 there 4 is 4 is 13 sunset 5 a 13 sunset 6 great 7 golden 7 golden 8 palace 7 golden 13 sunset 9 over 10 there 10 there 11 in 11 in 13 sunset 13 sunset 20 . 14 , 15 " 15 " 16 said 16 said 18 , 16 said 20 . " look at the shining tower and the crimson banners streaming from them . 1 " 14 . 2 look 3 at 3 at 4 the 4 the 10 banners 5 shining 10 banners 6 tower 7 and 6 tower 10 banners 8 the 10 banners 9 crimson 10 banners 10 banners 11 streaming 10 banners 13 them 11 streaming 12 from 13 them 14 . perhaps a conqueror is riding home from battle and they are hanging them out to do honour to him . " 1 perhaps 3 conqueror 2 a 3 conqueror 3 conqueror 5 riding 3 conqueror 7 from 3 conqueror 8 battle 4 is 5 riding 5 riding 6 home 8 battle 12 hanging 8 battle 20 . 9 and 10 they 10 they 11 are 11 are 12 hanging 12 hanging 13 them 12 hanging 14 out 12 hanging 17 honour 15 to 16 do 16 do 17 honour 18 to 19 him 19 him 20 . 20 . 21 " " oh , [i] [wish] [we] [had] the old days back again , ["] exclaimed [jem] [.] 1 " 2 oh 1 " 15 exclaimed 2 oh 3 , 2 oh 13 , 8 the 9 old 9 old 10 days 10 days 12 again 11 back 12 again 12 again 13 , " [i] ['d] love to be a soldier a great , triumphant general . 1 " 14 . 4 love 12 triumphant 5 to 6 be 6 be 7 a 7 a 8 soldier 8 soldier 12 triumphant 9 a 10 great 10 great 12 triumphant 11 , 12 triumphant 12 triumphant 13 general 12 triumphant 14 . i 'd [give] [everything] to see a big battle . " 1 i 2 'd 2 'd 9 battle 5 to 6 see 5 to 9 battle 7 a 8 big 7 a 9 battle 9 battle 11 " 10 . 11 " the [shadow] [of] [the] [great] [conflict] [had] [not] yet made felt any forerunner of its chill . 1 the 13 forerunner 9 yet 13 forerunner 10 made 13 forerunner 11 felt 13 forerunner 12 any 13 forerunner 13 forerunner 14 of 13 forerunner 15 its 13 forerunner 16 chill 13 forerunner 17 . slowly the banners of the sunset city gave up their crimson and gold ; slowly the conqueror 's pageant faded out . 1 slowly 3 banners 1 slowly 17 conqueror 2 the 3 banners 3 banners 4 of 3 banners 5 the 3 banners 6 sunset 3 banners 7 city 3 banners 8 gave 3 banners 9 up 10 their 11 crimson 11 crimson 12 and 11 crimson 17 conqueror 13 gold 17 conqueror 14 ; 17 conqueror 15 slowly 17 conqueror 16 the 17 conqueror 17 conqueror 19 pageant 18 's 19 pageant 19 pageant 20 faded 19 pageant 21 out 19 pageant 22 . 21 out 22 . twilight crept over the valley and the little group grew silent . 1 twilight 2 crept 2 crept 3 over 3 over 4 the 4 the 5 valley 5 valley 6 and 5 valley 9 group 7 the 9 group 8 little 9 group 9 group 10 grew 9 group 11 silent 11 silent 12 . " [the] [piper] is coming nearer , " he said , " he is nearer [than] he was that evening [i] saw him [before] . 1 " 4 is 4 is 5 coming 5 coming 15 nearer 6 nearer 7 , 6 nearer 15 nearer 7 , 8 " 8 " 10 said 9 he 10 said 10 said 11 , 11 , 12 " 12 " 14 is 13 he 14 is 15 nearer 25 . 17 he 18 was 17 he 22 saw 18 was 20 evening 19 that 20 evening 22 saw 23 him 23 him 25 . his long , shadowy cloak is blowing around him . 1 his 2 long 2 long 4 shadowy 3 , 4 shadowy 4 shadowy 5 cloak 4 shadowy 7 blowing 4 shadowy 8 around 4 shadowy 9 him 5 cloak 6 is 9 him 10 . he [pipes] [he] [pipes] [and] [we] must follow [jem] [and] [carl] [and] [jerry] [and] [i] [round] and [round] the world . 1 he 7 must 7 must 8 follow 8 follow 21 . 17 and 19 the 19 the 20 world 20 world 21 . listen listen can't you hear his wild music [?] ["] 1 listen 2 listen 2 listen 5 hear 2 listen 8 music 3 can't 5 hear 4 you 5 hear 6 his 8 music 7 wild 8 music the girls shivered . 1 the 2 girls 2 girls 3 shivered 3 shivered 4 . " you know you 're [only] pretending , " protested [mary] [vance] , " [and] [i] [wish] you wouldn't . 1 " 5 're 2 you 3 know 2 you 5 're 4 you 5 're 5 're 7 pretending 7 pretending 20 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 20 . 9 " 10 protested 10 protested 13 , 13 , 14 " 14 " 18 you 18 you 19 wouldn't you make it too real . 1 you 2 make 2 make 5 real 3 it 4 too 3 it 5 real 5 real 6 . i hate that [old] [piper] [of] yours . " 1 i 2 hate 2 hate 3 that 2 hate 7 yours 7 yours 8 . 8 . 9 " but [jem] [sprang] [up] with a gay laugh . 1 but 5 with 5 with 6 a 6 a 9 . 7 gay 8 laugh 8 laugh 9 . he stood up on a little hillock , tall and splendid , with his open brow and his fearless eyes . 1 he 2 stood 2 stood 7 hillock 2 stood 15 open 3 up 7 hillock 4 on 7 hillock 5 a 7 hillock 6 little 7 hillock 7 hillock 8 , 7 hillock 9 tall 7 hillock 10 and 7 hillock 11 splendid 7 hillock 12 , 7 hillock 13 with 13 with 14 his 15 open 19 fearless 16 brow 17 and 16 brow 19 fearless 18 his 19 fearless 19 fearless 20 eyes 19 fearless 21 . there were thousands like him all over the land of the maple . 1 there 2 were 1 there 3 thousands 2 were 3 thousands 3 thousands 4 like 3 thousands 5 him 3 thousands 9 land 6 all 7 over 7 over 8 the 8 the 9 land 9 land 10 of 10 of 11 the 11 the 12 maple 12 maple 13 . " [let] the [piper] [come] [and] welcome , " he cried , waving his hand . 1 " 16 . 3 the 7 welcome 7 welcome 13 waving 7 welcome 16 . 8 , 9 " 8 , 13 waving 10 he 11 cried 11 cried 13 waving 12 , 13 waving 13 waving 15 hand 14 his 15 hand " [i'll] follow [him] [gladly] [round] and [round] the world . " 1 " 12 " 3 follow 12 " 7 and 9 the 9 the 10 world 10 world 11 . 11 . 12 " [the] [end] end of [the] [project] [gutenberg] [ebook] [of] [rainbow] [valley] [,] [by] [lucy] [maud] [montgomery] 1 end 2 of