It belongs to Mr. William Bell , and right in the corner there is a little ring of white birch trees -- the most romantic spot , Marilla . Diana and I have our playhouse there . We call it Idlewild . Is n't that a poetical name ? I assure you it took me some time to think it out . I stayed awake nearly a whole night before I invented it . Then , just as I was dropping off to sleep , it came like an inspiration . Diana was ENRAPTURED when she heard it . We have got our house fixed up elegantly . You must come and see it , Marilla -- wo n't you ? We have great big stones , all covered with moss , for seats , and boards from tree to tree for shelves . And we have all our dishes on them . Of course , they 're all broken but it 's the easiest thing in the world to imagine that they are whole . There 's a piece of a plate with a spray of red and yellow ivy on it that is especially beautiful . We keep it in the parlor and we have the fairy glass there , too . The fairy glass is as lovely as a dream . Diana found it out in the woods behind their chicken house . It 's all full of rainbows -- just little young rainbows that have n't grown big yet -- and Diana 's mother told her it was broken off a hanging lamp they once had . But it 's nice to imagine the fairies lost it one night when they had a ball , so we call it the fairy glass . Matthew is going to make us a table .
Oh , we have named XXXXX little round pool over in Mr. Barry 's field Willowmere .
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