`` Call him RAYMOND FITZOSBORNE , '' suggested Diana , who had a store of such names laid away in her memory , relics of the old `` Story Club , '' which she and Anne and Jane Andrews and Ruby Gillis had had in their schooldays . Anne shook her head doubtfully . `` I 'm afraid that is too aristocratic a name for a chore boy , Diana . I could n't imagine a Fitzosborne feeding pigs and picking up chips , could you ? '' Diana did n't see why , if you had an imagination at all , you could n't stretch it to that extent ; but probably Anne knew best , and the chore boy was finally christened ROBERT RAY , to be called BOBBY should occasion require . `` How much do you suppose you 'll get for it ? '' asked Diana . But Anne had not thought about this at all . She was in pursuit of fame , not filthy lucre , and her literary dreams were as yet untainted by mercenary considerations . `` You 'll let me read it , wo n't you ? '' pleaded Diana . `` When it is finished I 'll read it to you and Mr. Harrison , and I shall want you to criticize it SEVERELY . No one else shall see it until it is published . '' `` How are you going to end it -- happily or unhappily ? '' `` I 'm not sure . I 'd like it to end unhappily , because that would be so much more romantic . But I understand editors have a prejudice against sad endings . I heard Professor Hamilton say once that nobody but a genius should try to write an unhappy ending . And , '' concluded Anne modestly , `` I 'm anything but a genius . '' `` Oh I like happy endings best .
You 'd better let him marry her , '' said Diana , who , especially since her engagement XXXXX Fred , thought this was how every story should end .
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