`` Well , by and by I 'll tell you the thoughts I told Mary Joe and you can see for yourself if there 's anything queer in them , '' said Paul , `` but I 'll wait till it begins to get dark . That is the time I ache to tell people things , and when nobody else is handy I just HAVE to tell Mary Joe . But after this I wo n't , if it makes her imagine I 'm wrong in my upper story . I 'll just ache and bear it . '' `` And if the ache gets too bad you can come up to Green Gables and tell me your thoughts , '' suggested Anne , with all the gravity that endeared her to children , who so dearly love to be taken seriously . `` Yes , I will . But I hope Davy wo n't be there when I go because he makes faces at me . I do n't mind VERY much because he is such a little boy and I am quite a big one , but still it is not pleasant to have faces made at you . And Davy makes such terrible ones . Sometimes I am frightened he will never get his face straightened out again . He makes them at me in church when I ought to be thinking of sacred things . Dora likes me though , and I like her , but not so well as I did before she told Minnie May Barry that she meant to marry me when I grew up . I may marry somebody when I grow up but I 'm far too young to be thinking of it yet , do n't you think , teacher ? '' `` Rather young , '' agreed teacher . `` Speaking of marrying , reminds me of another thing that has been troubling me of late , '' continued Paul . `` Mrs. Lynde was down here one day last week having tea with Grandma , and Grandma made me show her my little mother 's picture ... the one father sent me for my birthday present . I did n't exactly want to show it to Mrs. Lynde . Mrs. Lynde is a good , kind woman , but she is n't the sort of person you want to show your mother 's picture to . YOU know , teacher . But of course I obeyed Grandma .
Mrs. Lynde said she was very pretty but kind XXXXX actressy looking , and must have been an awful lot younger than father .
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