Explore "Emily of New Moon" by Lucy Maud Montgomery on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
Emily was locked in the spare-room and told that she must stay there until bedtime. She had pleaded against such a punishment in vain. She had tried to give the Murray look but it seemed that--in her case at any rate--it did not come at will.
-"Oh, don't shut me up alone there, Aunt Elizabeth," she implored. "I know I was naughty--but don't put me in the spare-room."