Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

You'd both be welcome! I haven't has so much fun since-

What? Come to finish the job?

to hear that he no longer owns a dory, Anne Shirley.

Well, I guess we'll see, won't we.

Very well, dear. But hurry up, I have important people waiting.

and then you can tell Anne all about it, yourself.

Don't ever change.

Oh, thank you, Miss Stacy.

I'd say it's definitely auburn, and that's sort-of close to blonde.

Oh, please, do.

We would be prepared to agree to your proposal to engage Miss Shirley

these first two weeks will be the most important you spend at Queens.

Don't break it to me gently, and don't sympathize.

arises from the local amateur actors.

Sometimes people don't want to hear the truth, Anne.

in a buggy with a young man.

Frank Stafford told me that the graduate that receives the highest

Hip, hip, hurray! Hip, hip, hurray! Hurray for Gilbert Blythe,

Puffed sleeves.

You are a man of impeccable taste, Matthew.

There'll be plenty of balls when you're older.

I was imagining I was a nun, on my way to the altar to take the vows-

I understand you have a plight of your own.

- Hello, Aunt Jo. - Diana.

But I hate to stay at home. Gil will get ahead and...

Even with her queer little ways.

On the billows fall and rise.

So, you have been here one week

Mrs. Evans has just completed a European tour.

I thought a lot about what happened at the bridge, Gilbert.

A glass of punch miss? - Thank you.

You be Elaine, Anne. This is your idea.

Thank you, but I have other business to attend to.

I don't believe in women going off to college with the men,

Diana! You look wonderful tonight.

It's too bad you've been so awful to him He might of asked you to dance.

But it's not a circumstance I'd recommend for you.

I think Gilbert took your dance card.

People in Avonlea say it's the prettiest acreage on the north shore.

Brown sugar, indeed. I knew Matthew was up to some foolishness.

so I've given you my best room, looking out over the street.

It is a terrible injustice to be falsely accused.

You couldn't enjoy it's loveliness anymore if you had ropes of diamonds.

I thought you might want to wear it to the ball.

Such a romantic gesture would be utterly beyond his imagination.

Someone ought to tell that to Marilla.

always be your Anne.

All we know is that we are troubled in our hearts

She'll get terrible lonesome.

but you're here because we know you're capable of doing it.

instead of pouring over books so much.

eating ice-cream and chicken salad.

The ball is for adults, not children.

- I can't go back. - Yes, you can.

You'll be going off into the world to make your way and

They're ridiculous. You'll have to turn sideways to get through the doors.

You're a credit to us all and we're all proud of you.

Whenever your nose and eyes get red, you just seem red all over.

What would you say?

to sleep in a spare bedroom, reserved for important company such as yourself.

I have no hope for the Avery.

I wanted to after a while, but I was stubborn and I wanted to punish him first.

I'm sorry you had to share it with me.

I think I would probably come to the conclusion that I'd like it for a while,

Fact is, this whole idea's got you scared to death.