Dr. Blythe is going to keep his house , though , so we shall have to find a habitation for ourselves . I do n't know yet what it is , or where it will be in reality , but I have a little house o'dreams all furnished in my imagination -- a tiny , delightful castle in Spain . '' `` Where are you going for your wedding tour ? '' asked Diana . `` Nowhere . Do n't look horrified , Diana dearest . You suggest Mrs. Harmon Andrews . She , no doubt , will remark condescendingly that people who ca n't afford wedding ` towers ' are real sensible not to take them ; and then she 'll remind me that Jane went to Europe for hers . I want to spend MY honeymoon at Four Winds in my own dear house of dreams . '' `` And you 've decided not to have any bridesmaid ? '' `` There is n't any one to have . You and Phil and Priscilla and Jane all stole a march on me in the matter of marriage ; and Stella is teaching in Vancouver . I have no other ` kindred soul ' and I wo n't have a bridesmaid who is n't . '' `` But you are going to wear a veil , are n't you ? '' asked Diana , anxiously . `` Yes , indeedy . I should n't feel like a bride without one . I remember telling Matthew , that evening when he brought me to Green Gables , that I never expected to be a bride because I was so homely no one would ever want to marry me -- unless some foreign missionary did . I had an idea then that foreign missionaries could n't afford to be finicky in the matter of looks if they wanted a girl to risk her life among cannibals . You should have seen the foreign missionary Priscilla married .
He was as handsome and inscrutable as those daydreams we once planned to marry ourselves , XXXXX ; he was the best dressed man I ever met , and he raved over Priscilla 's ` ethereal , golden beauty . '
Diana Gables Jane Matthew Priscilla Spain Stella Vancouver evening o'dreams