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Anne of Green Gables Study Guide

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by Lucy Maud Montgomery
About 60 pages (17,959 words)
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Chapter 31 Summary

Anne enjoyed the most golden summer of her life, free to frolic and wile the days away. Anne is two inches taller, and markedly quieter, preferring to keep her thoughts in her heart "like treasures." Now that Anne is old enough to use big words, she is not so inclined to use big words when small ones will do. She dotes over the new dresses Marilla has sewn for her as she prepares for the new school year. Anne worries over her stumbling block, geometry, and the entrance exam looming while Marilla.....

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