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The yellow violin, 1902
10 lines. Read by computer on 3 September 2026. Printed page 108. See the scan on archive.org.
1up and worked very hard, and went on teaching me—so you see I never had the good fortune to go to school. But I do know something."
3"See here," said Anne, intensely interested, "can't we keep it up, the teaching? I can give you lessons and I'm sure you will have plenty of time for study."
5"I'm afraid I should try your patience," said Marie, "but I promise you I'd work very hard. Oh"—she let her work fall—"I knew I should be very happy here, but I never dreamed anyone would wish to teach me. Why—I want to know—everything."
7"I can't teach you everything," Anne said, laughing at her enthusiasm, "but I can help you very much. You are welcome to all my books. I'll have them brought over here tomorrow. I've been studying music for years, but I couldn't teach you that, because there's no piano here. But Cousin Selina plays very sweetly on the guitar, and I have studied it a little."
9"I don't care for the piano, nor the guitar—I mean not to study either—I love the violin, and if I am ever able I will study that. My father played on it beautifully—and on long winter evenings he
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