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What did Anne hope her students had learned from her during the two years she was their teacher?
Summarize Gilbert Blythe's answer when Anne remarked dreamily of how wonderful it was that Miss Lavendar and Mr. Irving had come together again after many years of separation.
Explain the arrangements Marilla made so that she and Rachel Lynde could share Green Gables without getting into each other's way.
Describe Thomas Lynde. Why was Rachel Lynde a fitting wife for him?
Predict what lies ahead for Anne Shirley during the next four years, as she goes away to college.
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