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The first part of the way to Idlewild was unfamiliar to Anne. Apparently she had never walked far on the foot-path around her father's place. But as they approached the end of the mile walk she grew more animated. She remembered this point of rocks, that tree, this cliff above the surf. And when finally they came to the solid and substantial wall which Mr. Poole had built to separate his land from mere pasture, her spirits rose greatly.
They climbed the pretty stile, "quite English," as Cicely said. Then Anne became the Golden Girl once more, and began to show the others about with an air of importance.