Come back . '' Anne came back with a sigh ; her eyes were shining softly . `` I 've always loved that old story , '' she said , `` and although the English won that victory , I think it was because of the brave , defeated commander I love it . This grave seems to bring it so near and make it so real . This poor little middy was only eighteen . He ` died of desperate wounds received in gallant action ' -- so reads his epitaph . It is such as a soldier might wish for . '' Before she turned away , Anne unpinned the little cluster of purple pansies she wore and dropped it softly on the grave of the boy who had perished in the great sea-duel . `` Well , what do you think of our new friend ? '' asked Priscilla , when Phil had left them . `` I like her . There is something very lovable about her , in spite of all her nonsense . I believe , as she says herself , that she is n't half as silly as she sounds . She 's a dear , kissable baby -- and I do n't know that she 'll ever really grow up . '' `` I like her , too , '' said Priscilla , decidedly . `` She talks as much about boys as Ruby Gillis does . But it always enrages or sickens me to hear Ruby , whereas I just wanted to laugh good-naturedly at Phil . Now , what is the why of that ? '' `` There is a difference , '' said Anne meditatively . `` I think it 's because Ruby is really so CONSCIOUS of boys .
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