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281
They
topple
over
half
the
time
and
if
we
come
up
or
down
the
stairs
in
the
dark
we
fall
over
them
.
Last
Sunday
,
when
Dr.
Davis
prayed
for
all
those
exposed
to
the
perils
of
the
sea
,
I
added
in
thought
'
and
for
all
those
who
live
in
houses
where
cushions
are
loved
not
wisely
but
too
well
!
'
There
!
we
're
ready
,
and
I
see
the
boys
coming
through
Old
St.
John
's
.
Do
you
cast
in
your
lot
with
us
,
Phil
?
"
282
"
I
'll
go
,
if
I
can
walk
with
Priscilla
and
Charlie
.
That
will
be
a
bearable
degree
of
gooseberry
.
That
Gilbert
of
yours
is
a
darling
,
Anne
,
but
why
does
he
go
around
so
much
with
Goggle-eyes
?
"
283
Anne
stiffened
.
She
had
no
great
liking
for
Charlie
Sloane
;
but
he
was
of
Avonlea
,
so
no
outsider
had
any
business
to
laugh
at
him
.
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284
"
Charlie
and
Gilbert
have
always
been
friends
,
"
she
said
coldly
.
"
Charlie
is
a
nice
boy
.
He
's
not
to
blame
for
his
eyes
.
"
285
"
Do
n't
tell
me
that
!
He
is
!
He
must
have
done
something
dreadful
in
a
previous
existence
to
be
punished
with
such
eyes
.
Pris
and
I
are
going
to
have
such
sport
with
him
this
afternoon
.
We
'll
make
fun
of
him
to
his
face
and
he
'll
never
know
it
.
"
286
Doubtless
,
"
the
abandoned
P
's
,
"
as
Anne
called
them
,
did
carry
out
their
amiable
intentions
.
But
Sloane
was
blissfully
ignorant
;
he
thought
he
was
quite
a
fine
fellow
to
be
walking
with
two
such
coeds
,
especially
Philippa
Gordon
,
the
class
beauty
and
belle
.
It
must
surely
impress
Anne
.
She
would
see
that
some
people
appreciated
him
at
his
real
value
.
287
Gilbert
and
Anne
loitered
a
little
behind
the
others
,
enjoying
the
calm
,
still
beauty
of
the
autumn
afternoon
under
the
pines
of
the
park
,
on
the
road
that
climbed
and
twisted
round
the
harbor
shore
.
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288
"
The
silence
here
is
like
a
prayer
,
is
n't
it
?
"
said
Anne
,
her
face
upturned
to
the
shining
sky
.
"
How
I
love
the
pines
!
They
seem
to
strike
their
roots
deep
into
the
romance
of
all
the
ages
.
It
is
so
comforting
to
creep
away
now
and
then
for
a
good
talk
with
them
.
I
always
feel
so
happy
out
here
.
"
289
"'
And
so
in
mountain
solitudes
o'ertaken
290
As
by
some
spell
divine
,