`` His voice was low and reverent . I thought that he would do his work and do it well and nobly ; and happy the woman fitted by nature and training to help him do it . SHE would be no feather , blown about by every fickle wind of fancy . SHE would always know what hat to put on . Probably she would have only one . Ministers never have much money . But she would n't mind having one hat or none at all , because she would have Jonas . `` Anne Shirley , do n't you dare to say or hint or think that I 've fallen in love with Mr. Blake . Could I care for a lank , poor , ugly theologue -- named Jonas ? As Uncle Mark says , ` It 's impossible , and what 's more it 's improbable . ' `` Good night , PHIL . '' `` P.S. . It is impossible -- but I am horribly afraid it 's true . I 'm happy and wretched and scared . HE can NEVER care for me , I know . Do you think I could ever develop into a passable minister 's wife , Anne ? And WOULD they expect me to lead in prayer ? P G. '' Chapter XXV Enter Prince Charming `` I 'm contrasting the claims of indoors and out , '' said Anne , looking from the window of Patty 's Place to the distant pines of the park . `` I 've an afternoon to spend in sweet doing nothing , Aunt Jimsie . Shall I spend it here where there is a cosy fire , a plateful of delicious russets , three purring and harmonious cats , and two impeccable china dogs with green noses ?
Or shall I go XXXXX the park , where there is the lure of gray woods and of gray water lapping on the harbor rocks ? ''
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