内容简介
Mrs. Rachel Lynde lived just where the Avonlea main road dipped down into a little valley Her property was edged with trees and flowers， and crossed by a stream that had its source away back in the woodehind the old Cuthbert place. It was said to be wild and winding in its earlier course through those woodut by the time it passed by the Lynde's house， it was a quiet， well-conducted little stream. This waecause not even a stream could run past Mrs. Rachel Lynde's door without due regard for civility and manners. It probably was conscious that Mrs. Rachel was sitting at her window， keeping a sharp eye on everything that passed， and that if she noticed anything out of place， she would never rest until she had found out why it refused to act in the proper way. 一部甜蜜的描写儿童生活的小说。安妮是个身世凄凉的小女孩，出生不久即父母双亡，成了孤儿。好心的邻居把她养到六岁之后她又到另一户人家看孩子，后来被送到了孤儿院。十一岁的时候，绿山墙的马修和玛莉拉收养了她。安妮天活泼乐观，想像力极为丰富。她的天真和幻想使闹了不少笑话，但她的善良和直率也使她赢得了友谊和真挚的爱。她聪明而勤奋，凭着自己的努力考取了大学，但为了照顾玛莉拉，她又放弃了学业。这是一个孤儿长大成人的故事，朴实而绚丽，充满着童心和梦幻。
目录
CHAPTER 1 Mrs．RacheI Lynde Is SurprisedCHAPTER 2 Matthew Cuthbert Is SurprisedCHAPTER 3 Marilla Cuthbert Is SurprisedCHAPTER 4 Morning at Green GablesCHAPTER 5 Anne's HistoryCHAPTER 6 Marilla Makes Up Her MindCHAPTER 7 Anne's Bringing-up Is BegunCHAPTER 8 Mrs．Rachel Lynde Is Properly HorrifiedCHAPTER 9 Anne's ApologyCHAPTER 10 A Solemn Vow and PromiseCHAPTER 11 The Delights of AnticipationCHAPTER 12 Anne's ConfessionCHAPTER 13 A Tempest in the School TeapotCHAPTER 14 Diana Is Invited to Tea with Tragic ResultsCHAPTER 15 A New Interest in LifeCHAPTER 16 Anne to the RescueCHAPTER 17 A Concert a Catastrophe and a ConfessionCHAPTER 18 A New Departure in FlavoringsCHAPTER 19 Anne Comes to Grief in an Affair of HonorCHAPTER 20 Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a ConcertCHAPTER 21 Matthew Insists on Puffed SleevesCHAPTER 22 Vanity and Vexation of SpiritCHAPTER 23 An Unfortunate Lily MaidCHAPTER 24 An Epochin Anne's LifeCHAPTER 25 The Queens Class ls OrganizedCHAPTER 26 Where the Brook and River MeetCHAPTER 27 The Pass List ls OutCHAPTER 28 The Hotel ConcertCHAPTER 29 A Queen's GirlCHAPTER 30 The Winter at Queen'sCHAPTER 31 The Glory and the DreamCHAPTER 32 The Reaper Whose Name Is DeathCHAPTER 33 The Bend in the road
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Mrs．Rachel Lynde lived jfist where the Avonlea main roipped down into a little valley．Her property WaS edged withtrees and flowers，and crossed by a stream that had its SOurce away backin the woodehind the 0ld Cuthbert place．It WaS said t0 be wild and
;winding in its earlier course through those woods，but by the time it
;passed by the Lynde's house，it WaS。quiet，well—conducted little stream．This waecause not even a stream could run past Mrs．Rachel Lynde's
;door without due regard for civility and manners．It probably was
;conscious that Mrs．Rachel was sitting at her window,keeping a sharp
;eye on everything that passed，and that if she noticed anything OUt of
;place，she would never rest until she had found OUt why it refused t0actintheproperway．
;;She was sitting there one afternoon in early June．The sun wascoming in at the window warm and bright．Thomas Lynde，a quietlittle man whom Avonlea people called“Rachel Lynde’s huand”，Was planting his late turnip seed in the field across the hill．MatthewCuthbert ought to have been planting his on the big red field away overby Green Gables．Mrs．Rachel knew that because she had heard him saytO Peter Morrison in town the evening before that he meant to planthis turnip seed the next afternoon Peter had asked him，of course，forMatthew Cuthbert was a very quiet man，and had never been known tovolunteer information about anything in his whole life．
;;And yet here was Matthew Cuthbert，at half-past three on theafternoon of a busy day,driving his wagon down over the hill．M0reoveL he wore a white collar and hiest suit of clothes，whichshowed plainly that he was going OUt of Avonlea．Now,where wasMatthew Cuthbert going and why Was he going there?
;;Had it been any other man in Avonlea，Mrs．Rachel might havegiven a pretty good guess as to both questions．But Matthew SO rarelywent from home that it mue something urgent and unusual whichWaS t him．He was the shyest man alive，and hated tO have tO goamong strangers or to any place where he might have to talk．Despiteher best efforts，Mrs．Rachel couldmake no guessastOwhat hemight
;be“P tO，and SO she could no longer enjoy her afternoon．
;;“I'll just step over tO Green Gables after tea and find OUt from
;Marilla where he’。gone and why,’’the worthy woman finally
;concluded．“Something must have happened since last night tO start
;him off,and 1 won’t have a minute’S peace of mind or conscience
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