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Excerpt from Anne: A Novel
Ah, said William Douglas, something which made you think of a smile, although no smile was there, pass ing over his face, it looks like her work; it will last a long time. And there will be no need to remove it for Ash - Wednesday, Anne; there is nothing joyous about it.
I did not notice that it was ugly, said the girl, try ing in her bent posture to look at the wreath, and bring ing one eye and a portion of anxious forehead to bear upon it.
That is because Miss Lois made it, replied William Douglas, returning to his music.
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