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where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book. I'm Elizabeth,

your host and I'm so glad to have you here with me. This evening will be continuing with

Anne of Green Gables, but before we dive back into our book, let's put the day behind

us. Take a deep breath, collecting any worries or concerns and exhale them out, sending

them far, far away. Once more now, inhale and exhale letting everything go. If any thoughts

are lingering in your mind, I encourage you to continue this collect and release breath.

You can repeat it as many times as you like while we continue with our story this evening.

In our last episode, Mrs. Rachel Lind came to visit Green Gables for the first time since

Anne had arrived. Upon meeting her in her usual, straightforward manner, Mrs. Lind exclaimed

that Anne's red hair and altogether homely looks and flew into a tempered the guest,

insisting she would also be upset if someone pointed out how overweight she was. Mrs.

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