Rilla of InglesideFifteen-year-old Rilla, the daughter of Anne Shirley Blythe, grows from a carefree, irresponsible girl into a strong and capable young woman during the war years, 1914-1918. |
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... cried Susan , who could not bear to hear a single word against any one of the Ingleside folk , even from one of themselves . A young girl should have a good time , and that I will maintain . There will be time enough for her to think of ...
... cried Susan , who could not bear to hear a single word against any one of the Ingleside folk , even from one of themselves . A young girl should have a good time , and that I will maintain . There will be time enough for her to think of ...
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... cried myself to sleep every night as it was . But sometimes , " concluded Rilla bitterly she liked to speak bitterly now and then in imitation of Miss Oliver " some- times I think Walter cares more for Dog Monday than he does for me ...
... cried myself to sleep every night as it was . But sometimes , " concluded Rilla bitterly she liked to speak bitterly now and then in imitation of Miss Oliver " some- times I think Walter cares more for Dog Monday than he does for me ...
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... cried Rilla laughing . " I want everything everything a girl can have . I'll be fifteen in another month , and then nobody can say I'm a child any longer . I heard some one say once that the years from fifteen to nineteen are the best ...
... cried Rilla laughing . " I want everything everything a girl can have . I'll be fifteen in another month , and then nobody can say I'm a child any longer . I heard some one say once that the years from fifteen to nineteen are the best ...
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... cried Jem gaily . We couldn't let the ' old grey mother of the northern sea ' fight it out alone , could we ? But you can't go- the typhoid has done you out of that . Sort of a shame , eh ? " Walter did not say whether it was a shame or ...
... cried Jem gaily . We couldn't let the ' old grey mother of the northern sea ' fight it out alone , could we ? But you can't go- the typhoid has done you out of that . Sort of a shame , eh ? " Walter did not say whether it was a shame or ...
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... cried Rilla indignantly . Ah , well ! " Cousin Sophia sighed . " It might be better for you if it wasn't ! Such a lot of hair takes from a person's strength . It's a sign of consumption , I've heard , but I hope it won't turn out like ...
... cried Rilla indignantly . Ah , well ! " Cousin Sophia sighed . " It might be better for you if it wasn't ! Such a lot of hair takes from a person's strength . It's a sign of consumption , I've heard , but I hope it won't turn out like ...
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afraid asked baby beautiful boys Charlottetown coming Conover Cousin Sophia Crawford dance dear doctor Dog Monday dreadful dream dress eyes face Faith father feel Germans Gertrude Oliver girl Glen St gone hair hate heard heart hope Ingleside Irene Howard Jack Elliott Jem and Jerry Jem's Jim Anderson Jims Junior Reds Kaiser Kenneth khaki Kingsport kissed kitchen knew knitting laugh live looked Lowbridge Mary Vance Meredith Miranda Miss Cornelia Miss Oliver morning mother never night Norman Norman Douglas Olive Kirk over-harbour poor Pryor Rainbow Valley Red Cross Rilla Blythe Rilla felt RILLA OF INGLESIDE Rilla-my-Rilla seemed Shirley sighed smile Sophia Crawford soup tureen suppose Susan Susan Baker talk tell thing thought told tonight tureen walked Walter Walter Blythe war-baby week Whiskers-on-the-moon wonder worry