Anne of Green Gables Page #3
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- 1985
- 199 min
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on speaking my mind.
And let me tell you, I think you're
I wish you'd consulted me first.
Well, it was just last
week, I read in the paper...
where a couple took a boy from an orphan
asylum and he set fire to their house at night.
On purpose.
Burnt them to a crisp in their beds.
Well, I won't say that I
haven't had my qualms, Rachel.
But Matthew was so terrible determined
and it's so seldom that he sets his mind
on anything that I felt I had to give in.
And there was another case, six
months ago over in New Brunswick...
where an asylum child
put strychnine in the well
and the entire family died in agony.
Only, it was a girl in that instance.
Well, we are not getting a girl.
Woap.
Oh, how do, Matthew?
Hello, Angus.
Is the afternoon train due soon?
Well, been and gone a half an hour ago.
There was a passenger
dropped off for you.
She's waiting for you on the platform.
She?
Not to worry, Matthew.
I don't think she bites.
Well, it's a boy I've come for.
Oh, she won't have
any trouble explaining.
She has a tongue of her own.
I suppose you're Mr. Matthew Cuthbert.
My name is Anne Shirley.
Anne is spelled with an "e."
I was beginning to be afraid you
weren't coming for me today,...
so I made up my mind to climb up that big,
wild cherry tree and wait for you till morning.
It would be lovely to sleep in a cherry tree
all silvery in the moonshine, don't you think?
Oh, yes it would.
I mean, no.
I mean, there's been a big mistake.
Oh, no, there's no mistake; not
if you're Mr. Matthew Cuthbert.
You are Mr. Matthew
Cuthbert, aren't you?
Mrs. Spencer told me to wait right here for you,
and so I've done, most pleasantly I must say.
Oh, this is beautiful country
you have here, Mr. Cuthbert.
I'm sorry I was late.
No, no, that's fine, thank you.
It's very light and thin, like me.
I better hold on to my bag. If it isn't
carried in a certain way, the handle falls off.
I mastered the trick of it on my
journey. It's a very old carpet bag.
Not at all the sort of luggage I imagine
the Lady of Shalott would travel with,...
...but of course hers would be suited to
a horse-drawn pavilion and not a train.
Oh, I'm very glad you've come,...
even if it would have been nice
to sleep in a wild cherry tree.
We've got a long piece
to drive yet, haven't we?
Oh, I'm glad, because I love driving.
It seems so wonderful that I'm gonna
live with you and belong to you.
to anyone before,...
and the asylum was the worst
place I've lived in yet.
Mrs. Spencer says it was wicked of me to
talk like that, but I don't mean to be wicked.
It's just so easy to be wicked
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