But Annetta Clay says SHE left HIM because he would n't scrape his boots at the door and she does n't blame her . I 'm going right over to Mr. Harrison 's this minute to see what she 's like . '' Davy soon returned , somewhat cast down . `` Mrs. Harrison was away ... she 's gone to Carmody with Mrs. Rachel Lynde to get new paper for the parlor . And Mr. Harrison said to tell Anne to go over and see him 'cause he wants to have a talk with her . And say , the floor is scrubbed , and Mr. Harrison is shaved , though there was n't any preaching yesterday . '' The Harrison kitchen wore a very unfamiliar look to Anne . The floor was indeed scrubbed to a wonderful pitch of purity and so was every article of furniture in the room ; the stove was polished until she could see her face in it ; the walls were whitewashed and the window panes sparkled in the sunlight . By the table sat Mr. Harrison in his working clothes , which on Friday had been noted for sundry rents and tatters but which were now neatly patched and brushed . He was sprucely shaved and what little hair he had was carefully trimmed . `` Sit down , Anne , sit down , '' said Mr. Harrison in a tone but two degrees removed from that which Avonlea people used at funerals . `` Emily 's gone over to Carmody with Rachel Lynde ... she 's struck up a lifelong friendship already with Rachel Lynde . Beats all how contrary women are . Well , Anne , my easy times are over ... all over . It 's neatness and tidiness for me for the rest of my natural life , I suppose . '' Mr. Harrison did his best to speak dolefully , but an irrepressible twinkle in his eye betrayed him . `` Mr. Harrison , you are glad your wife is come back , '' cried Anne , shaking her finger at him . `` You need n't pretend you 're not , because I can see it plainly . '' Mr. Harrison relaxed into a sheepish smile . `` Well ... well ... I 'm getting used to it , '' he conceded .
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