Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Anne is doing simply excellent work, which is why I'm here.

It's easy enough in Camelot, but it certainly isn't appreciated in Avonlea.

I'll explain tomorrow. Don't worry, Diana.

A mouse drowned in the sauce, Marilla.

Sincerely, Anne Shirley."

You may now begin.

Oh, I'm sorry I frightened everyone so. It was all my fault.

All right, then. I'll race you to see who get the warm side of the bed.

And if I have to listen to anymore of this,

Aren't you going to be in the Queen's class?

I need a dress.

I've always been old enough to make up my own mind.

to complete the program in a single year.

We all passed, our entire class.

I'm Gilbert Blythe.

What do you mean?

I'm so ashamed, Anne. You saved my baby's life.

She said we could sleep in the spare bedroom. Isn't that exciting?

All the degrees and scholarships in the world can't make up for the lack of it.

Then go tell Diana she can be a concert pianist after all.

I've a small circle of friends, but no bosom friends, mind you.

I saw you fawning over Anne Shirley.

you were used to under Mr. Phillips.

The salt tears in her eyes.

that if you are willing to put yourself under my guidance,

And Ruby's having a fit. Oh, Anne, how did you ever escape?

We're all amateurs.

I don't want you strutting around here vain as a peacock,

whatever do you mean

Don't say anything.

For a woman so adamantly against current wine,

but those pearls look absolutely ridiculous.

You must be tired from your trip.

Isn't that breath of mint delicious?

I never knew a girl with such ambition,

for those students who intend to take the entrance exams at Queens.

and I'm hoping that you'll be enthusiastic enough about my classes

Miss Stacy made me promise not to open a book, so I won't get the jitters.

I've given her the last of the ipecac.

Pride goes before the fall.

She'll want to know the reason why I changed my mind

Your parents will certainly hear about this outrage.

Do you have any garden rakes?

Well, Mr. Cuthbert, what can I do for you today?

Good day, Anne-girl.

that you'll pepper me with questions.

I want you to give this to him.

Hoo Hoo the Breakers Roared

Oh, how romantic! Of course you'll speak to him from now on.

Well, I guess she has done well, Marilla.

Fishing for lake trout.

Do you think that's true, Matthew?

But she's still very young, Gilbert.

Mrs. Barry just wants to ease her conscience,

Your complexion is just as fair as Ruby's.

Mary Joe, look after the water. We'll change the muster plaster.

I love my little girl.

And what's your opinion, Anne.

Oh, pretty well. I haven't seen you around these parts much lately.

I hope you don't ruin your dress driving there in the dust.

Saves me so much forcing myself to like them.

Why don't you let her go?

he always has to agree with the girl's mother

Anne, that was over a year ago.

Well now, we don't carry garden rakes in the store in December,

But, we'll survive somehow.

- Be good girl. - Bye.

It's valiant of you to say so. You'll go far with that kind of attitude.