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You
ll
have
to
guard
against
accidents
,
admonished
Marilla
.
Anne
,
if
Mr
.
Shearer
comes
today
get
a
nice
roast
and
some
steak
.
If
he
doesn
t
you
ll
have
to
kill
a
fowl
for
dinner
tomorrow
.
Anne
nodded
.
I
m
not
going
to
bother
cooking
any
dinner
for
just
Davy
and
myself
today
,
she
said
.
That
cold
ham
bone
will
do
for
noon
lunch
and
I
ll
have
some
steak
fried
for
you
when
you
come
home
at
night
.
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I
m
going
to
help
Mr
.
Harrison
haul
dulse
this
morning
,
announced
Davy
.
He
asked
me
to
,
and
I
guess
he
ll
ask
me
to
dinner
too
.
Mr
.
Harrison
is
an
awful
kind
man
.
He
s
a
real
sociable
man
.
I
hope
I
ll
be
like
him
when
I
grow
up
.
I
mean
BEHAVE
like
him
.
.
.
I
don
t
want
to
LOOK
like
him
.
But
I
guess
there
s
no
danger
,
for
Mrs
.
Lynde
says
I
m
a
very
handsome
child
.
Do
you
s
pose
it
ll
last
,
Anne
?
I
want
to
know
?
I
daresay
it
will
,
said
Anne
gravely
.
You
ARE
a
handsome
boy
,
Davy
,
.
.
.
Marilla
looked
volumes
of
disapproval
.
.
.
but
you
must
live
up
to
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it
and
be
just
as
nice
and
gentlemanly
as
you
look
to
be
.
And
you
told
Minnie
May
Barry
the
other
day
,
when
you
found
her
crying
cause
some
one
said
she
was
ugly
,
that
if
she
was
nice
and
kind
and
loving
people
wouldn
t
mind
her
looks
,
said
Davy
discontentedly
.
Seems
to
me
you
can
t
get
out
of
being
good
in
this
world
for
some
reason
or
nother
.
You
just
HAVE
to
behave
.
Don
t
you
want
to
be
good
?
asked
Marilla
,
who
had
learned
a
great
deal
but
had
not
yet
learned
the
futility
of
asking
such
questions
.