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Read this excerpt from The Sorening of Miss Cynthia by lucy Maud Montgomery * wonder if to bemer favour this cake with lemon or vanila is the most perplexing thing I ever heard of in my life Tuesday night" said Miss Camthia She had decided on the vanila and was whipping it brisköy in "saw an express wagon dive into the yard with a boy and a trunk in it and I went out just as he got down. "Are you my Aunt Cynthia? he said who in the world are you? I asked And he says To Wilbur Merivale and my father was John Merivale He died three weeks ago and he said I was to come to you because you were his sister. Well, you could just have Se said Mrs. John Joe "But didn't know you had a brother And his name Vemale Which statement best describes the dialogue in this except Ottis efectue because Wilbur Memales words match the emotion he would likely have following his father's is inertecie becase Miss Cynthia and Mrs John Joe are speeding too slowty to match the acoon of the Osebectue because such phrases as "Who in the world are you." "you could just have knocked me down with a feather" and went out to Caitomy" show Miss Cynthia's emotions and the way she really talks. Save and Et SO 6 US

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