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Clips from Anne of Green Gables (1985) - Part 2 (S01E01)

"Fact is, this whole idea's got you scared to death."
Anne of Green Gables (1985)
"It ain't interfering to have an opinion."
Anne of Green Gables (1985)
"Besides, it's Christmas."
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"All right, you can go."
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"This is all Matthew's doing, though I wash my hands of it."
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"If you get overheated and catch pneumonia, blame Matthew."
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"Marilla, I dreamt last night that I arrived at the ball"
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"Regal, my eye."
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"You're dripping dirty, greasy water all over my clean floor!"
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"And if I have to listen to anymore of this,"
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"I'll just change my mind, that's what I'll do."
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"Well, Mr. Cuthbert, what can I do for you today?"
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"Well, now, uh..."
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"I'd like, uh... Have you got any, uh..."
Anne of Green Gables (1985)
"Do you have any garden rakes?"
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"Well now, we don't carry garden rakes in the store in December,"
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"but I'll check upstairs."
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"We may have one or two in storage."
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"The very last one."
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"Oh, that's.. that's nice."
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"Will there be anything else, Mr. Cuthbert?"
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"Well, since you suggested, uh..."
Anne of Green Gables (1985)
"I might want to look at some hayseed."
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"Oh, we don't carry hayseed till spring, Mr. Cuthbert."
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"Oh, certainly. Of course."
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"That'll be 75 cents for the rake, Mr. Cuthbert."
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"I might want to look at, uh..."
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"Wouldn't be too much trouble, uh..."
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"Sugar."
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"Sugar?"
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"Some sugar."
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"Oh, white or brown?"
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"What would you say?"
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"How much would you like?"
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"Well... Would twenty pounds be enough?"
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"Yes, I'm sure twenty pounds would be enough."
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"That'll be $1."
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"I need a dress."
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"Puffed sleeves?"
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"For land's sake, Mr. Cuthbert, why didn't you say so in the first place?"
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"Now, you just come with me to the window."
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"Oh! It's so beautiful!"
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"Brown sugar, indeed. I knew Matthew was up to some foolishness."
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"Marilla, look at the puffs."
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"This can't be real."
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"I hope your satisfied, young lady."
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"I don't want you strutting around here vain as a peacock,"
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"so now you go upstairs and take that off."
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"Twenty pounds of brown sugar."
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"I should have waited till Christmas, but"
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"I thought you might want to wear it to the ball."
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"Don't you like it?"
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"Puffed sleeves."
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"She's only seventeen and I think she looks ridiculous."
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"I'm going to wait until I'm eighteen."
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"Gilbert? I hadn't noticed him."
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"It's too bad you've been so awful to him He might of asked you to dance."
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"Ah! He looked right at you again, Anne!"
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"Good evening, Mr. Blythe."
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"Diana! You look wonderful tonight."
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"How could you wish that person a merry Christmas?"
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"I gather that person didn't ask you to dance, after all."
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"Thank you. I believe I will."
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"I think Gilbert took your dance card."
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"Such a romantic gesture would be utterly beyond his imagination."
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"Well then who? Josie Pie?"
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"A secret admirer, obviously."
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"She said we could sleep in the spare bedroom. Isn't that exciting?"
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"All right, then. I'll race you to see who get the warm side of the bed."
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"Ready? Get set. Go!"
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"Aunt Josephine. Mother said you weren't coming until tomorrow."
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"Is that any reason to try to kill me in my sleep?"
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"Diana Barry, you are the worst behaved girl I have ever known."
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"Your parents will certainly hear about this outrage."
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"It's all my fault, ma'am. It was my idea to race."
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"And we didn't know you were in here. Honestly, we didn't."
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"I most certainly will tell her."
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"She'll want to know the reason why I changed my mind"
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"about the music lessons I was going to pay for."
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"This is really dreadful, Anne."
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"I've always wanted music lessons,"
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"and she's the only one in the family who's rich enough to pay for them."
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"I'll explain tomorrow. Don't worry, Diana."
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"She'll probably leave in a big huff first thing tomorrow morning."
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"But I don't care. She's only father's great-aunt never been close."
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"It was pretty funny, wasn't it?"
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"I'll just have to have a talk with her."
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"Anne, don't. She'll eat you alive."
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"I've had lots of practice in making apologizes before. Just leave it to me."
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"All right."
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"What? Come to finish the job?"
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"Sorry I startled you, ma'am."
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"Who are you?"
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"Anne of Green Gables and I've come to confess."
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"I'm not interested in the confessions of assassins who masquerade as little girls."
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"It was all my doing, Miss Barry."
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"Diana would never think of such a thing as racing to a bed"
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"Oh, you do, do you?"
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"by two ferocious, wild girls landing on her head?"
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"I don't know. I can imagine it must have been terrifying in the extreme."
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"Don't you have any imagination, Miss Barry?"
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"As it was, I had to sleep with Minnie May, and you don't know how she kicks."
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"Mine was the sleep of the bitterly disappointed, Miss Barry."
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"I was forced to lie awake all night"
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"as a world famous concert pianist."
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"I suppose your claim to sympathy is as valid as mine."
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"The trouble is I don't feel outraged anymore."
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"So, what do you suggest."
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"Perhaps if Diana apologized, which she's too frightened to do at this moment."
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"I have a better idea."
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"you coming to visit me in Charlottetown on occasion?"
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"Yes, you, Anne of Green Gables. Diana can come along as well."
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"I didn't mean that. Excuse me, Miss Barry."
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"I most certainly am an old ogre,"
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"and don't you let on any different."
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"Will you come and see me?"
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"Thank you, Miss Barry. We appreciate your making up your mind so swiftly."
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"You wouldn't think so to look at her, but she is definitely a kindred spirit, Diana."
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"Please find enclosed, two silver bagels."
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"One for you and one for the Anne-girl."
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