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“fir-clad harbor shores path through the blug Gulf. aud- demly the 1rm8'lxle.r shlliib in the distance takes form and color. sea gulls wheel and ourv. low to the water, spray leaps white against the gunwaies, and close and lovely red-cliried and green-verdu-red, is the south shore. and Borden. ' Park Comer is up on the north shore. You drive along the some red road where Matthew Outhbert drove Anne long ago—heu- vivid imagination makes the Lake of shining Waters shine crystal! in the sun, the gentle slopes curve into Rainibow valleys. And with every glinnpseoftiieseaistiieslchtat Persis sel.wyn's sails again, Just as poetry 1,; ‘remembered emotion," so, to the Anne-Shirley followers. Prince Edward Island is “remembered Anne-ism." Not that it isn‘t actually one of the most beautiful places on ea.rth—io is. But to see Abegweit as Anne saw it you need her visionlru eyes and imag- ination, and ii’ you go prepared to ‘*slght.-see" as you would in New York or in London city you are likely to be very much disappoint- ed. To ‘‘the race that knows Jos- eph," anything is possble and everything is believable. The deep woods are the Haunted yorest. The little bridge over the shining Lake is the bridge 0! the romantic "El- aine" episode. The lighthouse is Captain Jim's. The dusky enchant- in country roads are the roads that Anne and Gilbert walked to- gether. And Paul's Rock-people- Nora and the Twin Sailors and the Golden Lady—-peer eliinly irom beyond the red cliffs by the sham- if you can make-believe. (Do you remember the Blue Chest? The Story Girl told all about it one day: or the bridegroom who suddenly disappeared; o‘ the bride who never was married; of how the beauiiiul wedding gliiis were all packed may in the old Blue Chest, and at last divided among relations. I always thought that was just a sad little story, but it isn't. The wedding is there. down on the Island, and the little linen nlghtceps, and a deer little china dish with s.pp'e5 painted on it—and people will te‘l you of the girl who loved them once.) I stand alone on the north shore and look out to sea. Wilts oi’ wan- dering words come to me. of other days and other places. son. sleepy. bcautiiul words——“w~ings that dip

good hope." And then I stopped—en idea had come, sudden and wonderlul—4why ' not go to Prince Edward Is‘a.nd? Why not nnd the harbor and the lighthouse and the see? Why not go in search of Anne Shirley? But (and this point came with startling cleamess) I had no idea when Four Winds Harbor was. It was somewhere on Prince Edwaxd Island, to he sure, but with my limited time it would 'be hopeless to have to look for it. I consulted the Anne books. Anne, speaking to, Diana, “Gilbert is going to settle at; Four Winxh Harbor—sixty miles; from here." "Here," was, of course,: Avonlea; Avonlea was obviously Ca.vendi.sli_. L. M. Montgomery's old home. With easy credulity (tor the nicest thing about the Anne books is that they make even the most impossible thlxus real) I tool: ascaledmupa-ndwith acompass marked’ 091 a sixty-miles-radiused cirde with Cavendish as its center. some of the spots were watery spots in the Atlantic; some were in Char- lottetown harbor; any oi‘ the nest might do. I rather inclined to the northern part of the island, but I couldn't be sure. Then, and only then, did I stop to realize that perhaps Four Winds Harbor wasn't anywhere: almost certainly it. was an imaginary harbor. I decided to write Miss Montgomery and ask. ‘Miss Montgomery" 1 Iound, was now Mrs. Maodonald, and had been for many years. Her husband was a minister in Leaakdale, Ontario. I wrote her there and hoped for a reply. It came. from Toronto whence the Macdonalds had moved some years before. "Four winds Harbor" (wrote Mrs. Macdonald) “is a. sort oi’ bend of New London Harbor and Rustioo Harbor. Cavendish. my old home, is just between them. And Park Corner, where my cousins live and where I used to visit a great deal, is right beside the Lake of Shining Waters." 80 I set off for Prince Edward Isis-nd——and Anne Shirley. Down at sackvire, New Bruns-

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his parents. His faﬂicted mother followed him into eternity with patient resignation on the nu: da.yofA.pr1l, l'795,lnthemi1hyeAr at her age and her disoonedste husband also departed this life on thelsthdayail‘ ‘.1808.in the 87th year of his age. They have left four children to lament the ion 01' th. most virtuous. anec- ti<::1te and tender parents.

London, who departed this life in the 10th ﬂy of November, 1827, aged 64 years. Who has left a dds- cornsolnte widow to lament the loss of one 0: the best of husbands.

A large red sandstone rnsrkw "In Memory oi‘ James 'I‘rue¢a.nd. hte of New lcndon. A nltive of Great Britain" is inscribed with 1: ions mournful c'Pi?aD'Dh. beginning:

Sweet nestle SP1!“ do NONVO

The vows a grateful widow says. Each coming morn, each parting

eve shall hear her speak her Trus- gusr-d's praise. Although my much-loved form shall here

Within the cold dark grave deny. Yet from her mind thy y dear

No time not change shall weer away. And in comparison, the little that says simply:

In Memory of Jane wire or the late James Townsend oi’ Park Corner.

died June 21, 1852. aged 76.

I should like to have known those people. Prince Eldwalrd Islanders an is.- lnous for their hospitality. It doesn't matter who you are or what you do or where you come irom—you are there, and you are therefore their guest, and they go to infinite trou- b‘e to show you “The Island" in all its beauty. but are a bit surprised that you are more impressed with the gulf shone than the magnifi- cent buildings in Charlottetown. Do you know what I had ior brealdast my Iii-st morniru on the Island? Well.

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Everywhere on Prince Edwlld island they speak slfectionstely 01 “Lucy Maude" who has surely done more to make the island iamous

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