I just seem to be one great pain all over and everything hurts me . '' `` Leslie seemed very quiet tonight , did n't she ? '' said Gilbert , when he and Anne reached home . `` What in the world was she doing over there on the bar alone ? '' `` Oh , she was tired -- and you know she likes to go to the shore after one of Dick 's bad days . '' `` What a pity she had n't met and married a fellow like Ford long ago , '' ruminated Gilbert . `` They 'd have made an ideal couple , would n't they ? '' `` For pity 's sake , Gilbert , do n't develop into a match-maker . It 's an abominable profession for a man , '' cried Anne rather sharply , afraid that Gilbert might blunder on the truth if he kept on in this strain . `` Bless us , Anne-girl , I 'm not matchmaking , '' protested Gilbert , rather surprised at her tone . `` I was only thinking of one of the might-have-beens . '' `` Well , do n't . It 's a waste of time , '' said Anne . Then she added suddenly : `` Oh , Gilbert , I wish everybody could be as happy as we are . '' CHAPTER 28 ODDS AND ENDS `` I 've been reading obituary notices , '' said Miss Cornelia , laying down the Daily Enterprise and taking up her sewing . The harbor was lying black and sullen under a dour November sky ; the wet , dead leaves clung drenched and sodden to the window sills ; but the little house was gay with firelight and spring-like with Anne 's ferns and geraniums . `` It 's always summer here , Anne , '' Leslie had said one day ; and all who were the guests of that house of dreams felt the same . `` The Enterprise seems to run to obituaries these days , '' quoth Miss Cornelia . `` It always has a couple of columns of them , and I read every line . It 's one of my forms of recreation , especially when there 's some original poetry attached to them .
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