Chronicles of Avonlea
Chronicles of Avonlea
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Not that I disliked her. But she had such a habit of asking weird, unexpected questions, which a Philadelphia lawyer couldn't answer. Miss Rogerson had that class once and Anne routed her, horse, footand artillery. _I_ wasn't going to undertake a class with a walkinginterrogation point in it like that. Besides, I thought Mrs. Allanrequired a slight snub. Ministers' wives are rather apt to think theycan run everything and everybody, if they are not wholesomely correctednow and again.
"It is not ...what _I_ like best that must be considered, Mrs. Allan, " Isaid rebukingly. "It is what is best for those boys. I feel that _I_shall be best for THEM. " "Oh, I've no doubt of that, Miss MacPherson, " said Mrs. Allan amiably. It was a fib for her, minister's wife though she was. She HAD doubt. Shethought I would be a dismal failure as teacher of a boys' class.
But I was not. I am not often a dismal failure when I make up my mind todo a thing. I am noted for that.
"It is wonderful what a reformation you have worked in that class, MissMacPherson--wonderful, " said the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that I disliked her. But she had such a habit of asking weird, unexpected questions, which a Philadelphia lawyer couldn't answer. Miss Rogerson had that class once and Anne routed her, horse, footand artillery. _I_ wasn't going to undertake a class with a walkinginterrogation point in it like that. Besides, I thought Mrs. Allanrequired a slight snub. Ministers' wives are rather apt to think theycan run everything and everybody, if they are not wholesomely correctednow and again.
"It is not ...what _I_ like best that must be considered, Mrs. Allan, " Isaid rebukingly. "It is what is best for those boys. I feel that _I_shall be best for THEM. " "Oh, I've no doubt of that, Miss MacPherson, " said Mrs. Allan amiably. It was a fib for her, minister's wife though she was. She HAD doubt. Shethought I would be a dismal failure as teacher of a boys' class.
But I was not. I am not often a dismal failure when I make up my mind todo a thing. I am noted for that.
"It is wonderful what a reformation you have worked in that class, MissMacPherson--wonderful, " said the Rev.
What to read after Chronicles of Avonlea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy Maud Montgomery to read onlineMoreLess
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