`` I 'll miss it so , '' grieved Anne . `` The porch gable does n't seem the same room without it . I 'll never look from its window again without a sense of loss . And oh , I never came home to Green Gables before that Diana was n't here to welcome me . '' `` Diana has something else to think of just now , '' said Mrs. Lynde significantly . `` Well , tell me all the Avonlea news , '' said Anne , sitting down on the porch steps , where the evening sunshine fell over her hair in a fine golden rain . `` There is n't much news except what we 've wrote you , '' said Mrs. Lynde . `` I suppose you have n't heard that Simon Fletcher broke his leg last week . It 's a great thing for his family . They 're getting a hundred things done that they 've always wanted to do but could n't as long as he was about , the old crank . '' `` He came of an aggravating family , '' remarked Marilla . `` Aggravating ? Well , rather ! His mother used to get up in prayer-meeting and tell all her children 's shortcomings and ask prayers for them . ` Course it made them mad , and worse than ever . '' `` You have n't told Anne the news about Jane , '' suggested Marilla . `` Oh , Jane , '' sniffed Mrs. Lynde . `` Well , '' she conceded grudgingly , `` Jane Andrews is home from the West -- came last week -- and she 's going to be married to a Winnipeg millionaire . You may be sure Mrs. Harmon lost no time in telling it far and wide . '' `` Dear old Jane -- I 'm so glad , '' said Anne heartily .
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