Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I'm glad 'cause Gil-, I mean, some of the boys at school are Grits.
Taking a short-cut, Mr. Blythe?
Our French professor is a dream. He's the cutest mustache.
Well, that is wonderful!
The lady who runs this boarding house
It's all my fault, ma'am. It was my idea to race.
Probably just as well,
You'll forgive me for stealing her away again, won't you?
Yes. You've grown into quite a young man.
The lady of shalot
Now may be a good time to consider selling
Mrs. Barry was over here before begging to see you.
Wouldn't be too much trouble, uh...
Well, we honestly didn't know you were in there,
There, now.
Never, ever, ever?
You ought to let her go.
Anne, I wish you luck on the exam.
Well, I hope you both enjoyed the matinee.
Dear Marilla and Matthew,
Blame me, if you want.
but there is someone I absolutely must speak with.
Aren't you ever going to forgive me?
and you scared us half to death.
This is all Matthew's doing, though I wash my hands of it.
I don't know what else to do.
We would be prepared to agree to your proposal to engage Miss Shirley
Oh no, I shouldn't have said that. That's uncharitable.
God knows I've succeeded.
for anything I tell him is pretty and fashionable.
Gee, I was imagining you would have a career on the stage.
I'll take it, Matthew. It'll be easier if I go quickly by myself.
it was very rude of me to just run off like that.
Getting emotional over nothing.
Thank you, Mr. Sadler.
I intend on taking my teacher's license in one year
Matthew. Remember,
Yes, I'm sure twenty pounds would be enough.
here's something I've got to check outside for a moment.
You know something, Diana? We are rich.
You aren't lonely, though, are you?
So, what do you suggest.
This sure is a lovely piece of countryside.
- Bye, Aunt Jo! - Bye, girls.
Whoa.
I'm going to go straight to the girls' dressing room.
Anne, don't. She'll eat you alive.
Oh, hardly the case with you, Anne.
What did Mr. Sadler want?
Tears don't hurt like the ache does.
Well, I think you'd make a swell actress, especially as the Lily Maid.
Gilbert? I hadn't noticed him.
Why did you turn your back on me at the Christmas ball?
Well, Mr. Cuthbert is sure proud.
Make a little room in your plans again for romance, Anne-girl.
I vote Conservative.
with the knowledge that I had cost Diana her career