I rather fancy not . Her father thinks she is not quite strong enough -- she has rather outgrown her strength -- she 's really absurdly tall for a girl not yet fifteen . I am not anxious to have her go -- why , it would be terrible not to have a single one of my babies home with me next winter . Susan and I would fall to fighting with each other to break the monotony . '' Susan smiled at this pleasantry . The idea of her fighting with `` Mrs. Dr. dear ! '' `` Does Rilla herself want to go ? '' asked Miss Cornelia . `` No . The truth is , Rilla is the only one of my flock who is n't ambitious . I really wish she had a little more ambition . She has no serious ideals at all -- her sole aspiration seems to be to have a good time . '' `` And why should she not have it , Mrs. Dr. dear ? '' cried Susan , who could not bear to hear a single word against anyone of the Ingleside folk , even from one of themselves . `` A young girl should have a good time , and that I will maintain . There will be time enough for her to think of Latin and Greek . '' `` I should like to see a little sense of responsibility in her , Susan . And you know yourself that she is abominably vain . '' `` She has something to be vain about , '' retorted Susan . `` She is the prettiest girl in Glen St. Mary .
Do you think XXXXX all those over-harbour MacAllisters and Crawfords and Elliotts could scare up a skin like Rilla 's in four generations ?
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