Name: Part 2 - Anne of Avonlea 有聲小說，作者：Lucy Maud Montgomery (Chs 12-20) (Part 2 - Anne of Avonlea Audiobook by Lucy Maud Montgomery (Chs 12-20))
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It really began the night before with a restless, wakeful vigil of grumbling

When Anne arose in the dull, bitter winter morning she felt that life was flat, stale,

and unprofitable. She went to school in no angelic mood.

Her cheek was swollen and her face ached.

The schoolroom was cold and smoky, for the fire refused to burn and the children were

huddled about it in shivering groups. Anne sent them to their seats with a

sharper tone than she had ever used before.

Anthony Pye strutted to his with his usual impertinent swagger and she saw him whisper

something to his seat-mate and then glance at her with a grin.

Never, so it seemed to Anne, had there been so many squeaky pencils as there were that

morning; and when Barbara Shaw came up to the desk with a sum she tripped over the

The coal rolled to every part of the room, her slate was broken into fragments, and

when she picked herself up, her face, stained with coal dust, sent the boys into

Anne turned from the second reader class which she was hearing.

"Really, Barbara," she said icily, "if you cannot move without falling over something

It is positively disgraceful for a girl of your age to be so awkward."

Poor Barbara stumbled back to her desk, her tears combining with the coal dust to

Never before had her beloved, sympathetic teacher spoken to her in such a tone or

Anne herself felt a prick of conscience but it only served to increase her mental

irritation, and the second reader class remember that lesson yet, as well as the

unmerciful infliction of arithmetic that followed.

Just as Anne was snapping the sums out St. Clair Donnell arrived breathlessly.

"You are half an hour late, St. Clair," Anne reminded him frigidly.

"Please, miss, I had to help ma make a pudding for dinner 'cause we're expecting

company and Clarice Almira's sick," was St. Clair's answer, given in a perfectly

respectful voice but nevertheless provocative of great mirth among his mates.

"Take your seat and work out the six problems on page eighty-four of your

St. Clair looked rather amazed at her tone but he went meekly to his desk and took out

his slate. Then he stealthily passed a small parcel to

Anne caught him in the act and jumped to a fatal conclusion about that parcel.

Old Mrs. Hiram Sloane had lately taken to making and selling "nut cakes" by way of

The cakes were specially tempting to small boys and for several weeks Anne had had not

On their way to school the boys would invest their spare cash at Mrs. Hiram's,

bring the cakes along with them to school, and, if possible, eat them and treat their

Anne had warned them that if they brought any more cakes to school they would be

confiscated; and yet here was St. Clair Donnell coolly passing a parcel of them,

wrapped up in the blue and white striped paper Mrs. Hiram used, under her very eyes.

"Joseph," said Anne quietly, "bring that parcel here."

He was a fat urchin who always blushed and stuttered when he was frightened.

Never did anybody look more guilty than poor Joe at that moment.

Joe looked very blank. "P...p...p...lease, m...m...miss," he

began. "Do as I tell you, Joseph, without any

"B...b...but m...m...miss...th...th ...they're ..." gasped Joe in desperation.

"Joseph, are you going to obey me or are you NOT?" said Anne.

A bolder and more self-possessed lad than Joe Sloane would have been overawed by her

tone and the dangerous flash of her eyes. This was a new Anne whom none of her pupils

Joe, with an agonized glance at St. Clair, went to the stove, opened the big, square

front door, and threw the blue and white parcel in, before St. Clair, who had sprung

Then he dodged back just in time. For a few moments the terrified occupants

of Avonlea school did not know whether it was an earthquake or a volcanic explosion

The innocent looking parcel which Anne had rashly supposed to contain Mrs. Hiram's nut

cakes really held an assortment of firecrackers and pinwheels for which Warren

Donnell's father the day before, intending to have a birthday celebration that

The crackers went off in a thunderclap of noise and the pinwheels bursting out of the

door spun madly around the room, hissing and spluttering.

Anne dropped into her chair white with dismay and all the girls climbed shrieking

Joe Sloane stood as one transfixed in the midst of the commotion and St. Clair,

helpless with laughter, rocked to and fro in the aisle.

Prillie Rogerson fainted and Annetta Bell went into hysterics.

It seemed a long time, although it was really only a few minutes, before the last

Anne, recovering herself, sprang to open doors and windows and let out the gas and

Then she helped the girls carry the unconscious Prillie into the porch, where

Barbara Shaw, in an agony of desire to be useful, poured a pailful of half frozen

water over Prillie's face and shoulders before anyone could stop her.

It was a full hour before quiet was restored ...but it was a quiet that might

Everybody realized that even the explosion had not cleared the teacher's mental

atmosphere. Nobody, except Anthony Pye, dared whisper a

Ned Clay accidentally squeaked his pencil while working a sum, caught Anne's eye and

wished the floor would open and swallow him up.

The geography class were whisked through a continent with a speed that made them

dizzy. The grammar class were parsed and analyzed

Chester Sloane, spelling "odoriferous" with two f's, was made to feel that he could

never live down the disgrace of it, either in this world or that which is to come.

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