Here was Jane Andrews , that plain little plodder , engaged to a millionaire , while Anne , it seemed , was not yet bespoken by any one , rich or poor . And Mrs. Harmon Andrews did brag insufferably . `` What has Gilbert Blythe been doing to at college ? '' asked Marilla . `` I saw him when he came home last week , and he is so pale and thin I hardly knew him . '' `` He studied very hard last winter , '' said Anne . `` You know he took High Honors in Classics and the Cooper Prize . It has n't been taken for five years ! So I think he 's rather run down . We 're all a little tired . '' `` Anyhow , you 're a B.A. and Jane Andrews is n't and never will be , '' said Mrs. Lynde , with gloomy satisfaction . A few evenings later Anne went down to see Jane , but the latter was away in Charlottetown -- `` getting sewing done , '' Mrs. Harmon informed Anne proudly . `` Of course an Avonlea dressmaker would n't do for Jane under the circumstances . '' `` I 've heard something very nice about Jane , '' said Anne . `` Yes , Jane has done pretty well , even if she is n't a B.A. , '' said Mrs. Harmon , with a slight toss of her head . `` Mr. Inglis is worth millions , and they 're going to Europe on their wedding tour . When they come back they 'll live in a perfect mansion of marble in Winnipeg . Jane has only one trouble -- she can cook so well and her husband wo n't let her cook . He is so rich he hires his cooking done . They 're going to keep a cook and two other maids and a coachman and a man-of-all-work .
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