But I guess that kind of people always find each other out . Grandma never has dream-people and Mary Joe thinks I 'm wrong in the upper story because I have them . But I think it 's splendid to have them . YOU know , Miss Lavendar . Tell me all about your little dream-boy . '' `` He has blue eyes and curly hair . He steals in and wakens me with a kiss every morning . Then all day he plays here in the garden ... and I play with him . Such games as we have . We run races and talk with the echoes ; and I tell him stories . And when twilight comes ... '' `` I know , '' interrupted Paul eagerly . `` He comes and sits beside you ... SO ... because of course at twelve he 'd be too big to climb into your lap ... and lays his head on your shoulder ... SO ... and you put your arms about him and hold him tight , tight , and rest your cheek on his head ... yes , that 's the very way . Oh , you DO know , Miss Lavendar . '' Anne found the two of them there when she came out of the stone house , and something in Miss Lavendar 's face made her hate to disturb them . `` I 'm afraid we must go , Paul , if we want to get home before dark . Miss Lavendar , I 'm going to invite myself to Echo Lodge for a whole week pretty soon . '' `` If you come for a week I 'll keep you for two , '' threatened Miss Lavendar . XXVIII The Prince Comes Back to the Enchanted Palace The last day of school came and went . A triumphant `` semi-annual examination '' was held and Anne 's pupils acquitted themselves splendidly . At the close they gave her an address and a writing desk .
All the girls and ladies present cried , and some of the boys had it cast up XXXXX them later on that they cried too , although they always denied it .
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