L.M. Montgomery Quotes

Eyes, Golden-brown Curls And Crimson Cheeks. She Laughed Too Much To Please Her Father's Congregation And Had Shocked Old Mrs. Taylor, The Disconsolate Spouse Of Several Departed Husbands, By Saucily Declaring - In The Church-porch At That - "The World ISN'T A Vale Of Tears, Mrs. Taylor. It's A World Of Laughter." Little Dreamy Una Was Not Given To Laughter. Her Braids Of Straight, Dead-black Hair Betrayed No Lawless Kinks, And Her Almond-shaped, Dark-blue Eyes Had Something Wistful And Sorrowful In Them. Her Mouth Had A Trick Of Falling Open Over Her Tiny White Teeth, And A Shy, Meditative Smile Occasionally Crept Over Her Small Face. She Was Much More Sensitive To Public Opinion Than Faith, And Had An Uneasy Consciousness That There Was Something Askew In Their Way Of Living. She Longed To Put It Right, But Did Not Know How. Now And Then She Dusted The Furniture - But It Was So Seldom She Could Find The Duster Because It Was Never In The Same Place Twice. And When

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