The Collected Works of Lucy Maud Montgomery: 20 Novels & 170+ Short Stories, Poems, Letters and Memoirs (Including The Complete Anne Shirley Series, Chronicles of Avonlea & Emily Starr Trilogy)

... rainbow touched the earth. And the rainbow was a great bridge, built of living colours, so dazzling and wonderful that beyond it the eye could see nothing, only far away a great, blinding, sparkling glory, where the fountain of life ...

... found they could not snub or ignore her . She was not pretty but her ... Jenny Penny's was an honour almost too great to be borne . For Jenny Penny's confidences were exciting . Evidently the Pennys were ... Jenny Penny at her own valuation ,

... gay young thing and he was far too old for her. December and May, my dear ... spanked her.” “Spanked ...” “Exactly. There are really some things no gentleman ... spanking Miss Minerva Tomgallon. “This is the ballroom. Of course it is ...

... cat.” “But Il-l-oved him,” sobbed Sara, “and I always feel bad when my friends d-do.” “I wish we could believe that cats went to heaven, like people,” sighed Cecily. “Do you really think it isn't possible?” Uncle Blair shook his head ...

... golden sky, Such a man's duty is to him, A beacon that will not flicker nor dim, Shining through darkness and ... free; As a veil were lifted I see her stand, And out of that future a voice to me Promises that our names shall shine On the ...

... Web, Jane of Lantern Hill & many more Lucy Maud Montgomery ... summer was not yet gone, her face was turned westering. The asters lettered her retreating footsteps in a purple script, and over the hills and valleys hung a faint blue smoke ...

... cat.” “But Il-l-oved him,” sobbed Sara, “and I always feel bad when my friends d-do.” “I wish we could believe that cats went to heaven, like people,” sighed Cecily. “Do you really think it isn't possible?” Uncle Blair shook his head ...

... gay young thing and he was far too old for her. December and May, my dear ... spanked her.” “Spanked ...” “Exactly. There are really some things no gentleman ... spanking Miss Minerva Tomgallon. “This is the ballroom. Of course it is ...

... crank in other respects.” “It's kind of convenient being a crank,” I said. “People are careful how they meddle with you. Haven't you found that out in your own experience?” “I am NOT a crank,” growled Alexander Abraham resentfully. “All ...

... found they could not snub or ignore her . She was not pretty but her ... Jenny Penny's was an honour almost too great to be borne . For Jenny Penny's confidences were exciting . Evidently the Pennys were ... Jenny Penny at her own valuation ,

... gay outside but I'm wondering what was undernath . Sure and it's well if it was no worse than patches ... Bertha ... spanking av her ! Simon Gardiner was be way av being rale groomed up to - day . Sure and whin I saw him , so starched ...

... Aunt Olivia will want some rusks made . I hope she has plenty of tooth - powder laid in , " said Dan . " It's a pity ... Guide , ” said Cecily quietly . " Then the Family Guide people must have lots more spare time than I have , ” retorted ...

... dream-boy who lives here with me... MY little dream-boy.” “If you would like to see Paul I'll bring him through with me sometime,” said Anne. “I would like it ... but not too soon. I want to get used to the thought. There might be more ...

... spanked when they were small.” “A spanking doesn't amount to anything,” said Mary contemptuously. “If my folks had just spanked me I'd have thought they were petting me. Well, it ain't a fair world. I wouldn't mind taking my share of ...

... cat.” “But Il-l-oved him,” sobbed Sara, “and I always feel bad when my friends d-do.” “I wish we could believe that cats went to heaven, like people,” sighed Cecily. “Do you really think it isn't possible?” Uncle Blair shook his head ...

... found they could not snub or ignore her . She was not pretty but her ... Jenny Penny's was an honour almost too great to be borne . For Jenny Penny's confidences were exciting . Evidently the Pennys were ... Jenny Penny at her own valuation ,

... cat . " “ But I l - l - oved him , " sobbed Sara , “ and I always feel bad when my friends d - do . " " I wish we could believe that cats went to heaven , like people , " sighed Cecily . " Do you really think it isn't possible ? " Uncle ...

... She walked up the garden slowly inthe poplar shade. Nowand then she stooped, as if tocaress aflower, but sheplucked none. Halfway up she out in to themoonlight and walked across the plot ... gone now, and Ifelt nearer to her than ever before.

... dream now , of course . How sympathetic you look , Anne ... as sympathetic as only seventeen can look . But don't overdo it . I'm really a ... books . It's a good deal like a bad tooth ... though you won't think THAT a ... dream - boy . "

... found they could not snub or ignore her . She was not pretty but her ... Jenny Penny's was an honour almost too great to be borne . For Jenny Penny's confidences were exciting . Evidently the Pennys were ... Jenny Penny at her own valuation ,

... advice to "live as domestic a life as far as possible," to "have but two hours' intellectual life a day," and "never to touch pen, brush, or pencil again" as long as I lived. This was in 1887. I went home and obeyed those directions for ...

... found they could not snub or ignore her . She was not pretty but her ... Jenny Penny's was an honour almost too great to be borne . For Jenny Penny's confidences were exciting . Evidently the Pennys were ... Jenny Penny at her own valuation ,

... prelude to each, a complete artillery preparation, and that, since the ... cataclysm. In the first two months of the Somme battle some forty-four German ... a shattering blow at his moral. For two years the German behind the shelter ...

... effect or impression is a point of the greatest importance. It is clear, moreover, that this unity cannot be thoroughly preserved in productions whose perusal cannot be completed at one sitting. We may continue the reading of a prose ...

... that cats went to heaven , like people , " sighed Cecily . " Do you really think it isn't possible ? " Uncle Blair shook his head . " I'm afraid not . I'd like to think cats have a chance for heaven , but I can't . There's nothing ...