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CHAPTER I	Mrs Rachel Lynde is Surprised
CHAPTER II	Matthew Cuthbert is surprised
CHAPTER III	Marilla Cuthbert is Surprised
CHAPTER IV	Morning at Green Gables
CHAPTER V	Anne’s History
CHAPTER VI	Marilla Makes Up Her Mind
CHAPTER VII	Anne Says Her Prayers
CHAPTER VIII	Anne’s Bringing-up Is Begun
CHAPTER IX	Mrs Rachel Lynde Is Properly Horrified
CHAPTER X	Anne’s Apology
CHAPTER XI	Anne’s Impressions of Sunday-School
CHAPTER XII	A Solemn Vow and Promise
CHAPTER XIII	The Delights of Anticipation
CHAPTER XIV	Anne’s Confession
CHAPTER XV	A Tempest in the School Teapot
CHAPTER XVI	Diana Is Invited to Tea with Tragic Results
CHAPTER XVII	A New Interest in Life
CHAPTER XVIII	Anne to the Rescue
CHAPTER XIX	A Concert a Catastrophe and a Confession
CHAPTER XX	A Good Imagination Gone Wrong
CHAPTER XXI	A New Departure in Flavorings
CHAPTER XXII	Anne is Invited Out to Tea
CHAPTER XXIII	Anne Comes to Grief in an Affair of Honor
CHAPTER XXIV	Miss Stacy and Her Pupils Get Up a Concert
CHAPTER XXV	Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves
CHAPTER XXVI	The Story Club Is Formed
CHAPTER XXVII	Vanity and Vexation of Spirit
CHAPTER XXVIII	An Unfortunate Lily Maid
CHAPTER XXIX	An Epoch in Anne’s Life
CHAPTER XXX	The Queens Class Is Organized
CHAPTER XXXI	Where the Brook and River Meet
CHAPTER XXXII	The Pass List Is Out
CHAPTER XXXIII	The Hotel Concert
CHAPTER XXXIV	A Queen’s Girl
CHAPTER XXXV	The Winter at Queen’s
CHAPTER XXXVI	The Glory and the Dream
CHAPTER XXXVII	The Reaper Whose Name Is Death
CHAPTER XXXVIII	The Bend in the road

I	An Irate Neighbor
II	Selling in Haste and Repenting at Leisure
III	Mr. Harrison at Home
IV	Different Opinions
V	A Full-fledged Schoolma'am
VI	All Sorts and Conditions of Men . . . and women
VII	The Pointing of Duty
VIII	Marilla Adopts Twins
IX	A Question of Color
X	Davy in Search of a Sensation
XI	Facts and Fancies
XII	A Jonah Day
XIII	A Golden Picnic
XIV	A Danger Averted
XV	The Beginning of Vacation
XVI	The Substance of Things Hoped For
XVII	A Chapter of Accidents
XVIII	An Adventure on the Tory Road
XIX	Just a Happy Day
XX	The Way It Often Happens
XXI	Sweet Miss Lavendar
XXII	Odds and Ends
XXIII	Miss Lavendar's Romance
XXIV	A Prophet in His Own Country
XXV	An Avonlea Scandal
XXVI	Around the Bend
XXVII	An Afternoon at the Stone House
XXVIII	The Prince Comes Back to the Enchanted Palace
XXIX	Poetry and Prose
XXX	A Wedding at the Stone House

Chapter I	The Shadow of Change
Chapter II	Garlands of Autumn
Chapter III	Greeting and Farewell
Chapter IV	April's Lady
Chapter V	Letters from Home
Chapter VI	In the Park
Chapter VII	Home Again
Chapter VIII	Anne's First Proposal
Chapter IX	An Unwelcome Lover and a Welcome Friend
Chapter X	Patty's Place
Chapter XI	The Round of Life
Chapter XII	"Averil's Atonement"
Chapter XIII	The Way of Transgressors
Chapter XIV	The Summons
Chapter XV	A Dream Turned Upside Down
Chapter XVI	Adjusted Relationships
Chapter XVII	A Letter from Davy
Chapter XVIII	Miss Josephine Remembers the Anne-girl
Chapter XIX	An Interlude
Chapter XX	Gilbert Speaks
Chapter XXI	Roses of Yesterday
Chapter XXII	Spring and Anne Return to Green Gables
Chapter XXIII	Paul Cannot Find the Rock People
Chapter XXIV	Enter Jonas
Chapter XXV	Enter Prince Charming
Chapter XXVI	Enter Christine
Chapter XXVII	Mutual Confidences
Chapter XXVIII	A June Evening
Chapter XXIX	Diana's Wedding
Chapter XXX	Mrs. Skinner's Romance
Chapter XXXI	Anne to Philippa
Chapter XXXII	Tea with Mrs. Douglas
Chapter XXXIII	"He Just Kept Coming and Coming"
Chapter XXXIV	John Douglas Speaks at Last
Chapter XXXV	The Last Redmond Year Opens
Chapter XXXVI	The Gardners'Call
Chapter XXXVII	Full-fledged B.A.'s
Chapter XXXVIII	False Dawn
Chapter XXXIX	Deals with Weddings
Chapter XL	A Book of Revelation
Chapter XLI	Love Takes Up the Glass of Time

CHAPTER I	A NEW DEPARTURE
CHAPTER II	A WILL, A WAY AND A WOMAN
CHAPTER III	THE CHRISTMAS HARP
CHAPTER IV	NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS
CHAPTER V	THE FIRST NUMBER OF “OUR MAGAZINE”
CHAPTER VI	GREAT-AUNT ELIZA’S VISIT
CHAPTER VII	WE VISIT COUSIN MATTIE’S
CHAPTER VIII	WE VISIT PEG BOWEN
CHAPTER IX	EXTRACTS FROM “OUR MAGAZINE”
CHAPTER X	DISAPPEARANCE OF PADDY
CHAPTER XI	THE WITCH’S WISHBONE
CHAPTER XII	FLOWERS O’ MAY
CHAPTER XIII	A SURPRISING ANNOUNCEMENT
CHAPTER XIV	A PRODIGAL RETURNS
CHAPTER XV	THE RAPE OF THE LOCK
CHAPTER XVI	AUNT UNA’S STORY
CHAPTER XVII	AUNT OLIVIA’S WEDDING
CHAPTER XVIII	SARA RAY HELPS OUT
CHAPTER XIX	BY WAY OF THE STARS
CHAPTER XX	EXTRACTS FROM “OUR MAGAZINE”
CHAPTER XXI	PEG BOWEN COMES TO CHURCH
CHAPTER XXII	THE YANKEE STORM
CHAPTER XXIII	A MISSIONARY HEROINE
CHAPTER XXIV	A TANTALIZING REVELATION
CHAPTER XXV	THE LOVE STORY OF THE AWKWARD MAN
CHAPTER XXVI	UNCLE BLAIR COMES HOME
CHAPTER XXVII	THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH
CHAPTER XXVIII	THE PATH TO ARCADY
CHAPTER XXIX	WE LOSE A FRIEND
CHAPTER XXX	PROPHECIES
CHAPTER XXXI	THE LAST NUMBER OF OUR MAGAZINE
CHAPTER XXXII	OUR LAST EVENING TOGETHER
CHAPTER XXXIII	THE STORY GIRL GOES

Chapter
1	IN THE GARRET OF GREEN GABLES
2	THE HOUSE OF DREAMS
3	THE LAND OF DREAMS AMONG
4	THE FIRST BRIDE OF GREEN GABLES
5	THE HOME COMING
6	CAPTAIN JIM
7	THE SCHOOLMASTER'S BRIDE
8	MISS CORNELIA BRYANT COMES TO CALL
9	AN EVENING AT FOUR WINDS POINT
10	LESLIE MOORE
11	THE STORY OF LESLIE MOORE
12	LESLIE COMES OVER
13	A GHOSTLY EVENING
14	NOVEMBER DAYS
15	CHRISTMAS AT FOUR WINDS
16	NEW YEAR'S EVE AT THE LIGHT
17	A FOUR WINDS WINTER
18	SPRING DAYS
19	DAWN AND DUSK
20	LOST MARGARET
21	BARRIERS SWEPT AWAY
22	MISS CORNELIA ARRANGES MATTERS
23	OWEN FORD COMES
24	THE LIFE-BOOK OF CAPTAIN JIM
25	THE WRITING OF THE BOOK
26	OWEN FORD'S CONFESSION
27	ON THE SAND BAR
28	ODDS AND ENDS
29	GILBERT AND ANNE DISAGREE
30	LESLIE DECIDES
31	THE TRUTH MAKES FREE
32	MISS CORNELIA DISCUSSES THE AFFAIR
33	LESLIE RETURNS
34	THE SHIP O'DREAMS COMES TO HARBOR
35	POLITICS AT FOUR WINDS
36	BEAUTY FOR ASHES
38	RED ROSES
39	CAPTAIN JIM CROSSES THE BAR
40	FAREWELL TO THE HOUSE OF DREAMS

	CHRONICLES OF AVONLEA
I	The Hurrying of Ludovic
II	Old Lady Lloyd
III	Each In His Own Tongue
IV	Little Joscelyn
V	The Winning of Lucinda
VI	Old Man Shaw’s Girl
VII	Aunt Olivia’s Beau
VIII	The Quarantine at Alexander Abraham’s
IX	Pa Sloane’s Purchase
X	The Courting of Prissy Strong
XI	The Miracle at Carmody
XII	The End of a Quarrel

	INTRODUCTION
	FURTHER CHRONICLES OF AVONLEA
I	AUNT CYNTHIA'S PERSIAN CAT
II	THE MATERIALIZING OF CECIL
III	HER FATHER'S DAUGHTER
IV	JANE'S BABY
V	THE DREAM-CHILD
VI	THE BROTHER WHO FAILED
VII	THE RETURN OF HESTER
VIII	THE LITTLE BROWN BOOK OF MISS EMILY
IX	SARA'S WAY
X	THE SON OF HIS MOTHER
XI	THE EDUCATION OF BETTY
XII	IN HER SELFLESS MOOD
XIII	THE CONSCIENCE CASE OF DAVID BELL
XIV	ONLY A COMMON FELLOW
XV	TANNIS OF THE FLATS

I	GLEN "NOTES" AND OTHER MATTERS
II	DEW OF MORNING
III	MOONLIT MIRTH
IV	THE PIPER PIPES
V	"THE SOUND OF A GOING"
VI	SUSAN, RILLA, AND DOG MONDAY MAKE A RESOLUTION
VII	A WAR-BABY AND A SOUP TUREEN
VIII	RILLA DECIDES
IX	DOC HAS A MISADVENTURE
X	THE TROUBLES OF RILLA
XI	DARK AND BRIGHT
XII	IN THE DAYS OF LANGEMARCK
XIII	A SLICE OF HUMBLE PIE
XIV	THE VALLEY OF DECISION
XV	UNTIL THE DAY BREAK
XVI	REALISM AND ROMANCE
XVII	THE WEEKS WEAR BY
XVIII	A WAR-WEDDING
XIX	"THEY SHALL NOT PASS"
XX	NORMAN DOUGLAS SPEAKS OUT IN MEETING
XXI	"LOVE AFFAIRS ARE HORRIBLE"
XXII	LITTLE DOG MONDAY KNOWS
XXIII	"AND SO, GOODNIGHT"
XXIV	MARY IS JUST IN TIME
XXV	SHIRLEY GOES
XXVI	SUSAN HAS A PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE
XXVII	WAITING
XXVIII	BLACK SUNDAY
XXIX	"WOUNDED AND MISSING"
XXX	THE TURNING OF THE TIDE
XXXI	MRS. MATILDA PITTMAN
XXXII	WORD FROM JEM
XXXIII	VICTORY!
XXXIV	MR. HYDE GOES TO HIS OWN PLACE AND SUSAN TAKES A HONEYMOON
XXXV	"RILLA-MY-RILLA!"

CHAPTER I	THE THOUGHTS OF YOUTH
CHAPTER II	A LETTER OF DESTINY
CHAPTER III	THE MASTER OF LINDSAY SCHOOL
CHAPTER IV	A TEA TABLE CONVERSATION
CHAPTER V	A PHANTOM OF DELIGHT
CHAPTER VI	THE STORY OF KILMENY
CHAPTER VII	A ROSE OF WOMANHOOD
CHAPTER VIII	AT THE GATE OF EDEN
CHAPTER IX	THE STRAIGHT SIMPLICITY OF EVE
CHAPTER X	A TROUBLING OF THE WATERS
CHAPTER XI	A LOVER AND HIS LASS
CHAPTER XII	A PRISONER OF LOVE
CHAPTER XIII	A SWEETER WOMAN NE’ER DREW BREATH
CHAPTER XIV	IN HER SELFLESS MOOD
CHAPTER XV	AN OLD, UNHAPPY, FAR-OFF THING
CHAPTER XVI	DAVID BAKER’S OPINION
CHAPTER XVII	A BROKEN FETTER
CHAPTER XVIII	NEIL GORDON SOLVES HIS OWN PROBLEM
CHAPTER XIX	VICTOR FROM VANQUISHED ISSUES

	THE STORY GIRL
CHAPTER I	THE HOME OF OUR FATHERS
CHAPTER II	A QUEEN OF HEARTS
CHAPTER III	LEGENDS OF THE OLD ORCHARD
CHAPTER IV	THE WEDDING VEIL OF THE PROUD PRINCESS
CHAPTER V	PETER GOES TO CHURCH
CHAPTER VI	THE MYSTERY OF GOLDEN MILESTONE
CHAPTER VII	HOW BETTY SHERMAN WON A HUSBAND
CHAPTER VIII	A TRAGEDY OF CHILDHOOD
CHAPTER IX	MAGIC SEED
CHAPTER X	A DAUGHTER OF EVE
CHAPTER XI	THE STORY GIRL DOES PENANCE
CHAPTER XII	THE BLUE CHEST OF RACHEL WARD
CHAPTER XIII	AN OLD PROVERB WITH A NEW MEANING
CHAPTER XIV	FORBIDDEN FRUIT
CHAPTER XV	A DISOBEDIENT BROTHER
CHAPTER XVI	THE GHOSTLY BELL
CHAPTER XVII	THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING
CHAPTER XVIII	HOW KISSING WAS DISCOVERED
CHAPTER XIX	A DREAD PROPHECY
CHAPTER XX	THE JUDGMENT SUNDAY
CHAPTER XXI	DREAMERS OF DREAMS
CHAPTER XXII	THE DREAM BOOKS
CHAPTER XXIII	SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON
CHAPTER XXIV	THE BEWITCHMENT OF PAT
CHAPTER XXV	A CUP OF FAILURE
CHAPTER XXVI	PETER MAKES AN IMPRESSION
CHAPTER XXVII	THE ORDEAL OF BITTER APPLES
CHAPTER XXVIII	THE TALE OF THE RAINBOW BRIDGE
CHAPTER XXIX	THE SHADOW FEARED OF MAN
CHAPTER XXX	A COMPOUND LETTER
CHAPTER XXXI	ON THE EDGE OF LIGHT AND DARK
CHAPTER XXXII	THE OPENING OF THE BLUE CHEST

	RAINBOW VALLEY
CHAPTER I	HOME AGAIN
CHAPTER II	SHEER GOSSIP
CHAPTER III	THE INGLESIDE CHILDREN
CHAPTER IV	THE MANSE CHILDREN
CHAPTER V	THE ADVENT OF MARY VANCE
CHAPTER VI	MARY STAYS AT THE MANSE
CHAPTER VII	A FISHY EPISODE
CHAPTER VIII	MISS CORNELIA INTERVENES
CHAPTER IX	UNA INTERVENES
CHAPTER X	THE MANSE GIRLS CLEAN HOUSE
CHAPTER XI	A DREADFUL DISCOVERY
CHAPTER XII	AN EXPLANATION AND A DARE
CHAPTER XIII	THE HOUSE ON THE HILL
CHAPTER XIV	MRS ALEC DAVIS MAKES A CALL
CHAPTER XV	MORE GOSSIP
CHAPTER XVI	TIT FOR TAT
CHAPTER XVII	A DOUBLE VICTORY
CHAPTER XVIII	MARY BRINGS EVIL TIDINGS
CHAPTER XIX	POOR ADAM!
CHAPTER XX	FAITH MAKES A FRIEND
CHAPTER XXI	THE IMPOSSIBLE WORD
CHAPTER XXII	ST GEORGE KNOWS ALL ABOUT IT
CHAPTER XXIII	THE GOOD-CONDUCT CLUB
CHAPTER XXIV	A CHARITABLE IMPULSE
CHAPTER XXV	ANOTHER SCANDAL AND ANOTHER “EXPLANATION”
CHAPTER XXVI	MISS CORNELIA GETS A NEW POINT OF VIEW
CHAPTER XXVII	A SACRED CONCERT
CHAPTER XXVIII	A FAST DAY
CHAPTER XXIX	A WEIRD TALE
CHAPTER XXX	THE GHOST ON THE DYKE
CHAPTER XXXI	CARL DOES PENANCE
CHAPTER XXXII	TWO STUBBORN PEOPLE
CHAPTER XXXIII	CARL IS—NOT—WHIPPED
CHAPTER XXXIV	UNA VISITS THE HILL
CHAPTER XXXV	“LET THE PIPER COME”

A Case of Trespass	1897
A Christmas Inspiration	1901
A Christmas Mistake	1899
A Strayed Allegiance	1897
An Invitation Given on Impulse	1900
Detected by the Camera	1897
In Spite of Myself	1896
Kismet	1899
Lillian's Business Venture	1900
Miriam's Lover	1901
Miss Calista's Peppermint Bottle	1900
The Jest that Failed	1901
The Pennington's Girl	1900
The Red Room	1898
The Setness of Theodosia	1901
The Story of An Invitation	1901
The Touch of Fate	1899
The Waking of Helen	1901
The Way of Winning Anne	1899
Young Si	1901

A Patent Medicine Testimonial	1903
A Sandshore Wooing	1903
After Many Days	1903
An Unconventional Confidence	1903
Aunt Cyrilla's Christmas Basket	1903
Davenport's Story	1902
Emily's Husband	1903
Min	1903
Miss Cordelia's Accommodation	1903
Ned's Stroke of Business	1903
Our Runaway Kite	1903
The Bride Roses	1903
The Josephs' Christmas	1902
The Magical Bond of the Sea	1903
The Martyrdom of Estella	1902
The Old Chest at Wyther Grange	1903
The Osborne's Christmas	1903
The Romance of Aunt Beatrice	1902
The Running Away of Chester	1903
The Strike at Putney	1903
The Unhappiness of Miss Farquhar	1903
Why Mr. Cropper Changed His Mind	1903

A Fortunate Mistake	1904
An Unpremeditated Ceremony	1904
At the Bay Shore Farm	1904
Elizabeth's Child	1904
Freda's Adopted Grave	1904
How Don Was Saved	1904
Miss Madeline's Proposal	1904
Miss Sally's Company	1904
Mrs. March's Revenge	1904
Nan	1904
Natty of Blue Point	1904
Penelope's Party Waist	1904
The Girl and The Wild Race	1904
The Promise of Lucy Ellen	1904
The Pursuit of the Ideal	1904
The Softening of Miss Cynthia	1904
Them Notorious Pigs	1904
Why Not Ask Miss Price?	1904

A Correspondence and a Climax	1905
An Adventure on Island Rock	1906
At Five O'Clock in the Morning	1905
Aunt Susanna's Birthday Celebration	1905
Bertie's New Year	1905
Between the Hill and the Valley	1905
Clorinda's Gifts	1906
Cyrilla's Inspiration	1905
Dorinda's Desperate Deed	1906
Her Own People	1905
Ida's New Year Cake	1905
In the Old Valley	1906
Jane Lavinia	1906
Mackereling Out in the Gulf	1905
Millicent's Double	1905
The Blue North Room	1906
The Christmas Surprise At Enderly Road	1905
The Dissipation of Miss Ponsonby	1906
The Falsoms' Christmas Dinner	1906
The Fraser Scholarship	1905
The Girl at the Gate	1906
The Light on the Big Dipper	1906
The Prodigal Brother	1906
The Redemption of John Churchill	1906
The Schoolmaster's Letter	1905
The Story of Uncle Dick	1906
The Understanding of Sister Sara	1905
The Unforgotten One	1906
The Wooing of Bessy	1906
Their Girl Josie	1906
When Jack and Jill Took a Hand	1905

A Millionaire's Proposal	1907
A Substitute Journalist	1907
Anna's Love Letters	1908
Aunt Caroline's Silk Dress	1907
Aunt Susanna's Thanksgiving Dinner	1907
By Grace of Julius Caesar	1908
By the Rule of Contrary	1908
Fair Exchange and No Robbery	1907
Four Winds	1908
Marcella's Reward	1907
Margaret's Patient	1908
Matthew Insists on Puffed Sleeves	1908
Missy's Room	1907
Ted's Afternoon Off	1907
The Girl Who Drove the Cows	1908
The Doctor's Sweetheart	1908
The End of the Young Family Feud	1907
The Genesis of the Doughnut Club	1907
The Growing Up of Cornelia	1908
The Old Fellow's Letter	1907
The Parting of the Ways	1907
The Promissory Note	1907
The Revolt of Mary Isabel	1908
The Twins and a Wedding	1908

A Golden Wedding	1909
A Redeeming Sacrifice	1909
A Soul that Was Not At Home	1915
Abel And His Great Adventure	1917
Akin to Love	1909
Aunt Philippa and the Men	1915
Bessie's Doll	1914
Charlotte's Ladies	1911
Christmas at Red Butte	1909
How We Went to the Wedding	1913
Jessamine	1909
Miss Sally's Letter	1910
My Lady Jane	1915
Robert Turner's Revenge	1909
The Fillmore Elderberries	1909
The Finished Story	1912
The Garden of Spices	1918
The Girl and the Photograph	1915
The Gossip of Valley View	1910
The Letters	1910
The Life-Book of Uncle Jesse	1909
The Little Black Doll	1909
The Man on the Train	1914
The Romance of Jedediah	1912
The Tryst of the White Lady	1922
Uncle Richard's New Year Dinner	1910
White Magic	1921

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ANNE of the ISLAND

THE GOLDEN ROAD

By L. M. Montgomery

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FOREWORD

THE GOLDEN ROAD

ANNE'S HOUSE OF DREAMS

By Lucy Maud Montgomery

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CHRONICLES OF AVONLEA

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FURTHER CHRONICLES OF AVONLEA

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RILLA OF INGLESIDE

By Lucy Maud Montgomery

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KILMENY OF THE ORCHARD

By L. M. Montgomery

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THE STORY GIRL

By L. M. Montgomery

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RAINBOW VALLEY

By L. M. Montgomery

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SHORT STORIES, 1896 to 1901

By Lucy Maud Montgomery

SHORT STORIES, 1902 to 1903

By Lucy Maud Montgomery

SHORT STORIES, 1904

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SHORT STORIES, 1905 to 1906

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SHORT STORIES, 1907 to 1908

By Lucy Maud Montgomery

SHORT STORIES 1909 to 1922

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