Anne of Green Gables

Book · 5 characters · 519 quotes · 1908

Quotes from Anne of Green Gables

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"I think it's time I grew up and was a help instead of a hindrance."
Anne Shirley
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"There isn't much chance for the poor in this world."
Anne Shirley
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"But I don't like Mrs. Lynde and I can't change my feelings."
Anne Shirley
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"I do hate to take the good nature of the Whites for granted."
Anne Shirley Gratitude
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"Gilbert Blythe just walked past the window and he didn't bow or anything."
Anne Shirley Relationships
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"Isn't there any romance around here at all?"
Anne Shirley Imagination
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"I think I'd like to be a fiction writer too so that I could write out my feelings."
Anne Shirley
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"You were the very first friend I ever had in my life."
Anne Shirley Friendship
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"The trouble with me is that I imagine too much."
Anne Shirley
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"I shall love the night all the better when it comes."
Anne Shirley
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"I'm afraid I'm going to be dreadfully disappointed in the real thing."
Anne Shirley
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"It is kind of you to say so, but I'm not sure I deserve it."
Anne Shirley
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"If you love the very ugly things can you pretend they are beautiful?"
Anne Shirley
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"I've had the most splendid day of my whole life."
Anne Shirley Happiness
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"I don't believe real life ever works out according to the story-books."
Anne Shirley
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"A little nonconformity is the only thing that saves the world from absolute staleness."
Anne Shirley
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"One moment I'm desperate and the next I'm hopeful."
Anne Shirley
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"I do so hate to disappoint people."
Anne Shirley
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"I wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields that it touches gently all winter long."
Anne Shirley Nature
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"I have a feeling I shall have a very interesting life."
Anne Shirley
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"You'd never think what a difference it makes having a friend."
Anne Shirley Friendship
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"I wish I could resolve to do all my good resolutions in one day and get them over."
Anne Shirley Humor
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"She's more of a help than a hindrance now."
Marilla Cuthbert Change
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"I don't think it is wrong to use one's imagination."
Anne Shirley Creativity
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"Bad luck never comes singly and I'm superstitious enough to believe that."
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"I felt the strangest sensation as if something inside me was dying."
Anne Shirley
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"I wonder how a person can live so long as Mrs. Lynde has and not get more charitable."
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"It's dreadfully romantic to have to die at twenty-three all histories say so."
Anne Shirley Humor
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"Everything interests me now; but I notice that it always does when I am deep in a story."
Anne Shirley Imagination
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"I'm going to have a very good opinion of myself."
Anne Shirley