But things ca n't be quite the same after this . You 'll have other interests . I 'll just be on the outside . But ` such is life ' as Mrs. Rachel says . Mrs. Rachel has given you one of her beloved knitted quilts of the ` tobacco stripe ' pattern , and she says when I am married she 'll give me one , too . '' `` The mean thing about your getting married is that I wo n't be able to be your bridesmaid , '' lamented Diana . `` I 'm to be Phil 's bridesmaid next June , when she marries Mr. Blake , and then I must stop , for you know the proverb ` three times a bridesmaid , never a bride , ' '' said Anne , peeping through the window over the pink and snow of the blossoming orchard beneath . `` Here comes the minister , Diana . '' `` Oh , Anne , '' gasped Diana , suddenly turning very pale and beginning to tremble . `` Oh , Anne -- I 'm so nervous -- I ca n't go through with it -- Anne , I know I 'm going to faint . '' `` If you do I 'll drag you down to the rainwater hogshed and drop you in , '' said Anne unsympathetically . `` Cheer up , dearest . Getting married ca n't be so very terrible when so many people survive the ceremony . See how cool and composed I am , and take courage . '' `` Wait till your turn comes , Miss Anne . Oh , Anne , I hear father coming upstairs . Give me my bouquet . Is my veil right ? Am I very pale ? '' `` You look just lovely .
Di , darling , kiss me good-bye XXXXX the last time .
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