L. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery
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This Is Our Life
Almost overlooked getting today’s entry done Further Chronicles of AvonleaL. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery When tea was over she poured the remaining contents of the cream jug into a saucer. “I must feed my pussy,” she said as she left the room. “That girl beat me,” said Mrs. Eben with a sigh of perplexity. “You Continue reading
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Cast in a Golden Light
Starting our second hundred-batch of posts The Golden RoadL. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery When Cecily had finished and had thrown down the chalk with bitter vehemence, he turned around with a very red face. “That will do. You may sit down. Cyrus, since it seems you are the guilty person, take the eraser and wipe Continue reading
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I Tilted Your Cloud
This is our 100th post! And in two weeks we will have sampled our 100th book! Rainbow ValleyL. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery At the end of the long lane Faith came to the house–a big old-fashioned one with a row of soldierly Lambardies marching past it. On the back veranda Norman Douglas himself was sitting, Continue reading
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Illusions of Someday
Rilla of InglesideLucy Maud Montgomery “To hear Mary talk about Miller Douglas you would think he was the only Glen boy who had enlisted,” Susan went on. “But of course she always did brag and she has some good qualities I am willing to admit, though I did not think so that time she chased Continue reading
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And I Had A Serious Dream
Anne’s House of DreamsL. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery In early June, when the sand hills were a great glory of pink wild roses, and the Glen was smothered in apple blossoms, Marilla arrived at the little house, accompanied by a black horsehair trunk, patterned with brass nails, which had reposed undisturbed in the Green Gables Continue reading
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Rain Falls in Real Time
Going into the final week of the first quarter of the year. Chronicles of AvonleaL. M. (Lucy Maud) Montgomery But he was striding moodily along with his hands in his pockets, and his hat pulled down over his eyes, passing the old beech without a glance at it. Lucinda checked another sigh, gathered up an Continue reading
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