 Anne Shirley : Three months have gone by since
we said farewell to Matthew. |
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Anne Shirley : Mr. Barry is tending to the fields. |
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Anne Shirley : Thanks to everybody's help, |
(0:00:16.56) |
Anne Shirley : Marilla and I are living here in
Green Gables, the same as ever. |
(0:00:18.48) |
Anne Shirley : And tomorrow, I start teaching
at the Avonlea school! |
(0:00:24.50) |
 Gilbert Blythe : There you are! |
(0:00:29.40) |
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Gilbert Blythe : I'm glad to see Marilla looking well. |
(0:00:32.29) |
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Anne Shirley : Her headaches have relented recently. |
(0:00:34.80) |
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Gilbert Blythe : She must feel easier in her mind. |
(0:00:37.86) |
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Anne Shirley : We owe it to you, Gilbert. |
(0:00:39.63) |
 Flora Jane Spencer : That apple tart tasted heavenly! |
(0:00:43.65) |
 Diana Barry : You must teach me the recipe
sometime, Marilla. |
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 Marilla Cuthbert : Of course. Come visit any time you like. |
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Anne Shirley : I'll take you all as far as the road. |
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Marilla Cuthbert : When did they all get so tall? |
(0:00:59.83) |
Flora Jane Spencer : They've become good friends these
past three months, haven't they? |
(0:01:06.10) |
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Diana Barry : They seem so well-matched. |
(0:01:10.80) |
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Flora Jane Spencer : I wonder what they're saying. |
(0:01:13.21) |
Anne Shirley : How I'd like to improve the old
Avonlea hall and that empty house. |
(0:01:15.17) |
Anne Shirley : I want to make Avonlea the
best village it can be. |
(0:01:20.08) |
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Gilbert Blythe : I think it's high time we took action. |
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Diana Barry : How very romantic. |
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Gilbert Blythe : We'll see each other next Friday. |
(0:01:30.26) |
Diana Barry : Gilbert's in White Sands,
and Jane is in Newbridge. |
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Diana Barry : It must be hard teaching in a strange town. |
(0:01:37.43) |
Anne Shirley : Oh, but they both have
an advantage over me. |
(0:01:41.50) |
|
Diana Barry : How so? |
(0:01:44.66) |
Anne Shirley : Imagine my struggles teaching in
a place that knows my history. |
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Diana Barry : That does sound worse! |
(0:01:51.52) |
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Flora Jane Spencer : Well, it is
work. |
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Flora Jane Spencer : Surely you ought to suffer
something for your salary? |
(0:01:56.90) |
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Anne Shirley : That's our Jane. |
(0:02:01.30) |
Anne Shirley : But I don't want to be a cross
teacher if I can help it. |
(0:02:03.64) |
Anne Shirley : I hope to foster my pupils' talents
and be an influence for good. |
(0:02:07.63) |
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Flora Jane Spencer : How like our Anne! |
(0:02:11.70) |
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Diana Barry : What do you think, Gilbert? |
(0:02:13.19) |
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Diana Barry : What sort of teacher do you want to be? |
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Gilbert Blythe : Oh, well... |
(0:02:16.36) |
Gilbert Blythe : I want to face my pupils with an
eye to their futures. Only... |
(0:02:19.94) |
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Anne Shirley : Only? |
(0:02:25.04) |
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Flora Jane Spencer : Only what? |
(0:02:26.26) |
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Gilbert Blythe : Nothing. |
(0:02:28.41) |
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Diana Barry : Well, you'll all do fine. |
(0:02:29.88) |
Diana Barry : By the way, what happened in that
business with Mr. Harrison? |
(0:02:33.44) |
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Anne Shirley : What?! |
(0:02:37.26) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh... |
(0:02:37.90) |
Diana Barry : Anne sold her neighbor's cow by
mistake! Can you believe it? |
(0:02:39.00) |
Anne Shirley : How many times must I get into the worst
scrape of my life before I'm through? |
(0:02:47.04) |
Anne Shirley : Mr. Harrison had just snapped at me
the other day, so I lost my head. |
(0:02:52.19) |
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Anne Shirley : I felt certain that your old cow Dolly |
(0:02:58.57) |
Anne Shirley : had broken the fence and gotten
into Mr. Harrison's oats! |
(0:03:01.88) |
Anne Shirley : Mr. Shearer came by that very minute,
so I sold her to him for twenty dollars. |
(0:03:06.82) |
Anne Shirley : Then I went home to Green Gables,
and there was Dolly! |
(0:03:10.75) |
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Anne Shirley : I had sold the neighbor's cow! |
(0:03:14.77) |
Anne Shirley : It gave Marilla headaches and
caused an awful bother. |
(0:03:18.94) |
Anne Shirley : Oh really, Matthew!
I know you're laughing at me! |
(0:03:26.48) |
|
Anne Shirley : What now? |
(0:05:15.00) |
Anne Shirley : I can't remember a word of the
speech I stayed up composing! |
(0:05:16.79) |
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Anne Shirley : My name is Anne Shirley. |
(0:05:28.23) |
Anne Shirley : I hope we will all have great
fun learning together! |
(0:05:29.89) |
Anne Shirley : My pupils! Heroes and literary
giants of the future! |
(0:05:38.02) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : Anthony? |
(0:05:45.20) |
 Mrs. Rachel Lynde : Mrs. George Pye has taken her
husband's orphan nephew. |
(0:05:47.04) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : And he'll be going to school with Anne? |
(0:05:52.56) |
Anne Shirley : That makes him a relation
of Josie's, I suppose. |
(0:05:54.59) |
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Mrs. Rachel Lynde : You may expect trouble, that's what. |
(0:05:58.18) |
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Anne Shirley : I am being put to the test. |
(0:06:02.54) |
Anne Shirley : Isn't the weather lovely, Anthony?
Perfect for the first day of school. |
(0:06:05.94) |
Anne Shirley : You all have such shining morning
faces, and bright, inquisitive eyes. |
(0:06:13.65) |
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Anne Shirley : Irving? |
(0:06:27.45) |
Anne Shirley : Didn't you came from the
United States with your father? |
(0:06:29.10) |
Anne Shirley : And now you live with your
grandmother in the village? |
(0:06:33.40) |
|
Anne Shirley : Did he, now? |
(0:06:41.08) |
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Anne Shirley : Yes, I do! Well spotted! |
(0:06:48.22) |
|
Anne Shirley : Your teacher's name is Anne with an e
! |
(0:06:51.33) |
|
Anne Shirley : Now, it is time to begin our lesson! |
(0:06:57.71) |
|
Anne Shirley : Open your readers, please! |
(0:07:00.19) |
|
Anne Shirley : ＂Here am I, little jumping Joan.＂ |
(0:07:03.60) |
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Anne Shirley : ＂When nobody's with me, I'm always alone.＂ |
(0:07:12.35) |
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Anne Shirley : I want all my boys to be gentlemen. |
(0:07:40.50) |
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Anne Shirley : Do you know what a gentleman is, Anthony? |
(0:07:44.01) |
Anne Shirley : Gentlemen don't pour water
down ladies' necks. |
(0:07:46.43) |
|
Anne Shirley : W-Well, I... |
(0:08:01.82) |
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Anne Shirley : Y-Yes. |
(0:08:06.24) |
|
Anne Shirley : I want to go, too. |
(0:08:16.64) |
|
Anne Shirley : Paul? |
(0:08:25.57) |
|
Anne Shirley : What's wrong? Did you forget something? |
(0:08:28.23) |
|
Anne Shirley : My, how pretty. |
(0:08:34.56) |
|
Anne Shirley : What, me? |
(0:08:38.49) |
|
Anne Shirley : Paul? |
(0:08:45.54) |
|
Anne Shirley : Thank you! |
(0:08:51.82) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : Paul's father used to live in Avonlea. |
(0:09:01.77) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : According to Rachel... |
(0:09:07.07) |
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Mrs. Rachel Lynde : That Paul is Stephen Irving's boy. |
(0:09:09.10) |
Mrs. Rachel Lynde : You remember. Him that jilted
Lavendar Lewis over at Grafton? |
(0:09:13.20) |
Marilla Cuthbert : I don't think he jilted her.
There was a quarrel. |
(0:09:20.46) |
|
Marilla Cuthbert : I suppose there was blame on both sides. |
(0:09:23.74) |
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Mrs. Rachel Lynde : Well, anyway, she never married. |
(0:09:26.46) |
|
Mrs. Rachel Lynde : A common enough story, I guess. |
(0:09:30.40) |
Marilla Cuthbert : Stephen went off to the States,
married, and had Paul. |
(0:09:34.98) |
|
Anne Shirley : So that's it. |
(0:09:41.26) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : Now, how did you get along? |
(0:09:43.21) |
Anne Shirley : Ask me that a month later and
I may be able to tell you. |
(0:09:47.25) |
Anne Shirley : My thoughts feel as if they
had been all stirred up. |
(0:09:52.11) |
|
Marilla Cuthbert : I see Miss Shirley had a tiring day. |
(0:09:55.36) |
Anne Shirley : The only thing I accomplished is that
I taught unlettered children that A
is A
. |
(0:09:58.37) |
Anne Shirley : Isn't it something to have
started souls along a path |
(0:10:04.75) |
Anne Shirley : that may end in Shakespeare
and Paradise Lost
? |
(0:10:10.24) |
|
Marilla Cuthbert : I made too much again. |
(0:10:16.72) |
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Marilla Cuthbert : Matthew always was fond of stew. |
(0:10:19.26) |
Anne Shirley : No matter, Marilla.
I'm feeling ravenous today. |
(0:10:22.75) |
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Anne Shirley : I could wolf down the lot! |
(0:10:27.82) |
Marilla Cuthbert : If you can muster an appetite like
that, I guess I needn't worry. |
(0:10:30.24) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh, do smell that. |
(0:10:48.05) |
|
Anne Shirley : Bliss is it on such a day to be alive! |
(0:10:49.89) |
|
Diana Barry : Don't drive so fast, Anne! |
(0:10:51.83) |
Anne Shirley : This summer, we young people
who hope to better Avonlea |
(0:10:54.48) |
|
Anne Shirley : formed the Village Improvement Society. |
(0:10:59.15) |
|
Anne Shirley : Gilbert was elected president, |
(0:11:03.02) |
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Anne Shirley : Diana was treasurer, and I was secretary. |
(0:11:05.01) |
|
Anne Shirley : We had just convened our second meeting. |
(0:11:08.89) |
Gilbert Blythe : I'd like to discuss the costs
of improving the Avonlea hall. |
(0:11:12.16) |
Anne Shirley : Marilla told me that ＂people
don't like being improved.＂ |
(0:11:27.90) |
Anne Shirley : I explained that we are going to improve
the village
, not the people in it. |
(0:11:32.99) |
Diana Barry : I've been asked if we mean to
plow up all the roadsides |
(0:11:44.85) |
|
Diana Barry : and set them out with geraniums. |
(0:11:48.62) |
Flora Jane Spencer : Try, ＂I will not
hang lace curtains
in the cow stall windows.＂ |
(0:11:52.37) |
Anne Shirley : We'll have to canvass from house to house,
to clear our names as much as anything. |
(0:12:07.11) |
|
Gilbert Blythe : I guess we will. |
(0:12:13.78) |
Diana Barry : Why on earth did you offer to
canvass the Newbridge road, Anne? |
(0:12:20.88) |
|
Diana Barry : I've been dreading it all morning. |
(0:12:24.74) |
Diana Barry : Almost all the cranks in
Avonlea live along it. |
(0:12:27.00) |
Anne Shirley : I feel myself responsible for the A.V.I.S.,
since I was the first to suggest it, |
(0:12:31.63) |
Anne Shirley : and it seems to me that I ought to
do the most disagreeable things. |
(0:12:35.92) |
Anne Shirley : I'm sorry on your account; but you
needn't say a word at the cranky places. |
(0:12:39.99) |
|
Anne Shirley : I'll do all the talking. |
(0:12:45.18) |
Diana Barry : I just know they'll treat us
like swindlers or peddlers. |
(0:12:46.91) |
|
Diana Barry : If Catherine is alone we may get something. |
(0:12:58.92) |
|
Anne Shirley : And if her sister Eliza is in? |
(0:13:03.05) |
|
Diana Barry : We won't. |
(0:13:05.25) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh, indeed there is! |
(0:13:48.88) |
Anne Shirley : Why, there are ever so many
bright sides, Miss Andrews. |
(0:13:50.62) |
|
Diana Barry : Anne. |
(0:13:53.88) |
|
Anne Shirley : It's really a beautiful world. |
(0:13:54.80) |
|
Diana Barry : Oh, I don't... |
(0:14:09.93) |
Anne Shirley : The doctor thinks her eyes will not get
any worse if she is very careful. |
(0:14:19.29) |
|
Anne Shirley : No! |
(0:14:31.17) |
|
Diana Barry : I want to go home. |
(0:14:42.17) |
|
Anne Shirley : Catherine?! |
(0:14:48.13) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh, Catherine! |
(0:15:03.30) |
|
Diana Barry : Thank you! |
(0:15:04.76) |
|
Diana Barry : If his wife is home, we won't get a cent. |
(0:15:19.74) |
Diana Barry : Dan Blair doesn't dare have his
hair cut without asking her permission. |
(0:15:24.32) |
|
Anne Shirley : Everyone says so. |
(0:15:29.48) |
|
Diana Barry : P-Pardon the intrusion. |
(0:15:39.53) |
|
Anne Shirley : We've come from the Improvement Society. |
(0:15:42.36) |
Anne Shirley : I was afraid I was going
to laugh myself to death! |
(0:16:19.70) |
Diana Barry : Did you see his apron fluttering
behind him like a tail?! |
(0:16:22.21) |
Anne Shirley : He must not have wanted
to disappoint his wife. |
(0:16:26.41) |
|
Anne Shirley : He was desperate. |
(0:16:29.13) |
|
Diana Barry : And he gave four
dollars! |
(0:16:31.16) |
|
Anne Shirley : The Whites' place is next. |
(0:16:33.77) |
Diana Barry : I've never met them,
but I hear she likes things neat. |
(0:16:36.28) |
|
Anne Shirley : Pardon us. |
(0:16:55.97) |
|
Anne Shirley : Don't you dare laugh, Diana. |
(0:17:06.87) |
|
Diana Barry : Don't you look at my face. |
(0:17:09.54) |
|
Diana Barry : The next place is the last. |
(0:17:15.31) |
|
Anne Shirley : Yes. |
(0:17:17.45) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh? |
(0:17:18.42) |
Diana Barry : There's Mr. and Mrs. Dickson
with old Mrs. White. |
(0:17:19.52) |
|
Diana Barry : Goodness! |
(0:17:35.01) |
|
Anne Shirley : Congratulations, Mrs. White! |
(0:17:36.15) |
Diana Barry : What?! We're going straight
to Lorenzo White's? |
(0:17:50.17) |
Anne Shirley : Gilbert and Fred won't canvass
him until next week, |
(0:17:53.43) |
|
Anne Shirley : and he won't be so generous by then! |
(0:17:55.85) |
|
Diana Barry : You mean it?! |
(0:18:06.78) |
|
Anne Shirley : Mr. Daniel Blair put down four dollars. |
(0:18:08.13) |
Diana Barry : What will we say if the
baby isn't pretty? |
(0:18:26.62) |
Anne Shirley : Oh, there will certainly be something
else nice to say about it. |
(0:18:30.23) |
|
Diana Barry : It is
pretty! |
(0:18:36.50) |
|
Anne Shirley : Like a little angel! |
(0:18:39.62) |
Anne Shirley : We'll slip over to Mr. Harrison's last.
It's on our way home. |
(0:18:45.16) |
Diana Barry : What?! But Jane and Josie
took the Carmody road! |
(0:18:50.13) |
Anne Shirley : They're too afraid to go near him.
And he's really such a nice person. |
(0:18:54.01) |
Diana Barry : They're only afraid because they've
heard you sold his cow by mistake. |
(0:18:58.69) |
Anne Shirley : Isn't that all the more reason
why I should be the one to go? |
(0:19:03.68) |
|
Anne Shirley : I brought him a cake with my apology, |
(0:19:08.38) |
Anne Shirley : and he gladly forgave me in
exchange for our Jersey cow. |
(0:19:11.93) |
Anne Shirley : So you see, Mr. Harrison
and I get on famously! |
(0:19:16.13) |
|
Anne Shirley : You mean you won't subscribe? |
(0:19:21.42) |
|
Anne Shirley : But why? |
(0:19:25.97) |
|
Diana Barry : Someone
led me to expect otherwise. |
(0:19:27.69) |
Anne Shirley : But I thought you approved of
our society, Mr. Harrison. |
(0:19:30.73) |
|
Diana Barry : My! |
(0:19:42.91) |
|
Anne Shirley : Et tu, Ginger?! |
(0:19:43.67) |
Anne Shirley : A few more experiences
such as I have had today |
(0:19:52.44) |
Anne Shirley : would make me as much of a
pessimist as Miss Eliza Andrews. |
(0:19:55.05) |
|
Anne Shirley : It's no laughing matter! |
(0:20:00.04) |
Diana Barry : But have you ever known a day where
so many things went against you? |
(0:20:02.59) |
Anne Shirley : True enough. And we muddled
through somehow. |
(0:20:09.47) |
|
Diana Barry : Yes. It was a good day. |
(0:20:14.33) |
|
Anne Shirley : You think so? |
(0:20:16.54) |
Diana Barry : I feel as though my world has
grown a little broader! |
(0:20:18.54) |
|
Anne Shirley : So do I! |
(0:20:23.75) |
|
Diana Barry : Here is the total of the subscriptions. |
(0:20:29.04) |
|
Flora Jane Spencer : I don't believe it. |
(0:20:31.00) |
|
Gilbert Blythe : Teaching isn't easy, is it? |
(0:20:40.70) |
Anne Shirley : No. I've wondered if I can face up to
forty more years of unruly pupils. |
(0:20:43.77) |
|
Gilbert Blythe : I've heard all the children like you. |
(0:20:51.14) |
Anne Shirley : I'm glad, but several of
them might not respect me. |
(0:20:54.82) |
|
Anne Shirley : Although some encourage me, too. |
(0:20:59.66) |
Gilbert Blythe : My father has gotten well
and come to live with us, |
(0:21:04.60) |
Gilbert Blythe : but illness and circumstance keep more than
a few of my pupils from their parents. |
(0:21:09.17) |
|
Anne Shirley : Oh. |
(0:21:14.78) |
|
Gilbert Blythe : I want to be a doctor. |
(0:21:16.22) |
Gilbert Blythe : I want to fight disease
and pain and ignorance. |
(0:21:21.31) |
Gilbert Blythe : The folks who lived before me have done so
much for me that I want to show my gratitude |
(0:21:27.99) |
Gilbert Blythe : by doing something for
the folks who will live after me. |
(0:21:32.06) |
|
Anne Shirley : I see. |
(0:21:40.22) |
|
Anne Shirley : I'd like to add some beauty to life. |
(0:21:43.26) |
Anne Shirley : I'd love to make people have a
pleasanter time because of me! |
(0:21:49.72) |
Gilbert Blythe : I think you're fulfilling
that ambition every day. |
(0:21:55.90) |
