They are going to call Mr. Allan to Charlottetown and of course he 'll accept . It 's too mean . We 'll be vacant all winter , I suppose , and have to listen to a long string of candidates ... and half of them wo n't be any good . '' `` I hope they wo n't call Mr. Baxter from East Grafton here , anyhow , '' said Anne decidedly . `` He wants the call but he does preach such gloomy sermons . Mr. Bell says he 's a minister of the old school , but Mrs. Lynde says there 's nothing whatever the matter with him but indigestion . His wife is n't a very good cook , it seems , and Mrs. Lynde says that when a man has to eat sour bread two weeks out of three his theology is bound to get a kink in it somewhere . Mrs. Allan feels very badly about going away . She says everybody has been so kind to her since she came here as a bride that she feels as if she were leaving lifelong friends . And then , there 's the baby 's grave , you know . She says she does n't see how she can go away and leave that ... it was such a little mite of a thing and only three months old , and she says she is afraid it will miss its mother , although she knows better and would n't say so to Mr. Allan for anything . She says she has slipped through the birch grove back of the manse nearly every night to the graveyard and sung a little lullaby to it . She told me all about it last evening when I was up putting some of those early wild roses on Matthew 's grave . I promised her that as long as I was in Avonlea I would put flowers on the baby 's grave and when I was away I felt sure that ... '' `` That I would do it , '' supplied Diana heartily . `` Of course I will . And I 'll put them on Matthew 's grave too , for your sake , Anne . '' `` Oh , thank you . I meant to ask you to if you would . And on little Hester Gray 's too ? Please do n't forget hers .
Do you know , I 've thought and dreamed so much about little Hester Gray that she has become strangely real XXXXX me .
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