Emily of New Moon (Emily Part 1) (Emily Starr Trilogy)
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Question
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what you want is to learn how to be like other children.
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No no no! Wrong
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Uncle Oliver
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Uncle Wallace
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Aunt Laura
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Elizabeth's
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Jimmy Murray
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Elizabeth was mixed up in it some way—I've
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That will be interesting to learn more about. Foreshadowing.
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Ouch.
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"Father said I wasn't to have anything to do with your God," she said gravely.
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"He is clear as the moon, fair as the sun, and terrible as an army with banners,"
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"They're strict Presbyterians and won't hold by any of your father's awful notions.
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Cf. George MacDonald’s religious satire. The frozen chosen.
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How very big and empty the world had suddenly become. Nothing was interesting any more.
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Incipient depression: wrong
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None of these things had any charm or consolation for her now. In her inexperience she believed they never would have again.
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I won't let the Murrays see I'm afraid of them—I won't be afraid of them!"
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Oliver and his wife, your Aunt Addie,
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Wallace and his wife, your Aunt Eva,
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Aunt Ruth—Mrs...
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Uncle Wallace—she
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Haha - no wonder his wife Eva fancies herself delicate.
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How dared he kiss her—he had hated her father and disowned her mother!
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Haha
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the fretful face of the imaginary invalid.
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Uncle Oliver,"
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A joke was Uncle Oliver's idea of being kind and sympathetic, but Emily did not know this, and resented it.
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Cross purposes - they dint understand one another.
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Uncle Oliver chuckled and seemed infinitely amused and not a bit offended.
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A good guy
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Aunt Addie
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Aunt Ruth—Emily
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Such a parody.
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Emily felt a sudden compunction. Had she cast a reflection on her father by her behaviour?
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"Cousin Jimmy—Cousin
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elfish face with a forked grey beard;
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An elf! Therefore a kindred (advisedly - “she was kin to tribes of elfland”) spirit. Haha
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Simile
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Aunt Laura
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Nice work, LMM!
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Aunt Laura did not look like anyone else in the room. She was almost pretty,
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Haha sad
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Aunt Elizabeth."
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Under her cool, appraising glance Emily retreated into herself and shut the door of her soul.
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Elizabeth Murray would not have felt "put about" before King or Governor-General. The Murray pride would have carried her through there; but she did feel disturbed in the presence of this alien, level-gazing child who had already shown that she was anything but meek and humble.
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a slight, black, indomitable little figure.
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a design was forming of writing all about it in the old account-book.
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And then the flash came!
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now in this most unlikely place and time it had come—she
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Haha - the writer’s superpower
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after all, none of them were ogres and all were human, more or less.
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