My unkle has adopted a cat . it come to his house one day and woudent go away and unkle says it has forgot more than most people ever knowed . he lets it sleep on his rocking chare and my aunt says he thinks more of it than he does of his children . that is not right . we ought to be kind to cats and give them new milk but we ought not be better to them than to our children . this is oll I can think of so no more at present from edward blake ClaY . ' '' `` St. Clair Donnell 's is , as usual , short and to the point . St. Clair never wastes words . I do not think he chose his subject or added the postscript out of malice aforethought . It is just that he has not a great deal of tact or imagination . '' '' ` Dear Miss Shirley '' ` You told us to describe something strange we have seen . I will describe the Avonlea Hall . It has two doors , an inside one and an outside one . It has six windows and a chimney . It has two ends and two sides . It is painted blue . That is what makes it strange . It is built on the lower Carmody road . It is the third most important building in Avonlea . The others are the church and the blacksmith shop .
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