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Anne of Green Gables (Graded Reader), Chapter 5. More Adventures

Chapter 5. More Adventures

One day, Matthew saw Anne with her classmates. There was something different about Anne. She was different from the other girls. Anne had a plain, dark dress. The other girls had red, and blue, and pink dresses. Matthew decided to buy a nice dress for Anne, but he couldn't go to the shop. He was too shy. So, he asked Rachel for some advice.

‘I can buy the dress,' said Rachel. ‘It must be a beautiful dress.'

Just before Christmas, Rachel brought the dress to Green Gables. Marilla didn't like it. She liked plain, dark dresses. This dress was a golden brown. On Christmas day, Matthew gave the dress to Anne.

‘It's beautiful,' said Anne. She was very excited. Later, Diana arrived with another present for Anne - a pair of shoes.

‘Diana, this is too much,' said Anne. ‘I'm a very lucky girl.'

Everything was perfect. Time passed, with no

surprises. Soon, Anne was thirteen years old. And then, there was another surprise.

One day, in spring, Marilla came home late. There was nothing ready for dinner. What's Anne doing? thought Marilla. I asked her to make the dinner. Marilla went into Anne's bedroom. Anne was in her bed.

‘Are you sleeping?' asked Marilla.

‘No,' said Anne.

‘Aren't you well?'

‘I'm well,' replied Anne.

‘Get up then!' said Marilla. Marilla was angry. ‘What's the problem?'

Anne got up. ‘Look Marilla! Look at my hair!'

‘What?... Oh, no!' said Marilla. ‘It's green!'

‘Yes, I know, Marilla. I didn't want my hair to be green … but a man came to Green Gables. I bought a bottle from him.'

‘What are you talking about?' asked Marilla.

‘I bought some medicine from this man. I put the medicine on my hair. I wanted to change the colour of my hair. I wanted my hair to be a beautiful dark colour, but it's not dark, it's horrible … and it's green. I finished the bottle, but it's no good. Oh Marilla! What can I do?'

‘Never buy things from strange men!' said Marilla.

Anne washed her hair, but it stayed green.

Anne stayed at home for a week. She washed her hair every day, but after a week, her hair was still green. ‘Oh well,' said Anne. ‘I can't go to school with green hair. It's better to have no hair at all.' So Anne went to school on Monday, with no hair. Some of the children laughed at her, but she didn't get angry. This was her punishment.

Anne was also worried about Marilla. ‘I'm having bad headaches,' said Marilla to Anne. ‘I must see a doctor.'

Anne also had time to play with her friends. One day, Anne and her friends played a game. They sat by the Lake of Shining Waters. A good imagination was very important for this game, so Anne used her imagination.

‘I'm a princess and I'm dead. Put me in this boat. I'll cross the lake. Run to the other side of the lake. Wait for me there.'

Anne's friends put Anne into the boat. Then they ran.

At first, Anne enjoyed herself. It was romantic. It was fun, but then she noticed that something was wrong. ‘Help, Help! My boat is sinking!' cried Anne. But her friends couldn't hear her.

At that moment the boat went under a bridge. It hit something. It was a post. Anne put her hands on the post, and got out of the boat, but Anne's friends could only see the boat.

‘Oh, no!' cried Diana. ‘The boat is sinking, and Anne is in it.'

They didn't know that Anne wasn't in the boat. Anne was cold and wet, but she was safe. She didn't know what to do.

Then she saw Gilbert. He was in another boat. He saw Anne and said, ‘Anne, what happened? Give me your hand.'

Anne got into Gilbert's boat. ‘Thank you,' she said.

‘Anne, look, can we be friends now? I'm sorry I said “carrots” to you. I want to be your friend,' said Gilbert.

Anne thought for a moment. No, it's not possible, thought Anne.

‘No, I'm sorry, but we can't be friends,' she said.

‘I'll never ask you to be my friend again,' said Gilbert. He was very angry.

Then Diana arrived. She was so happy to see Anne. ‘I was so frightened,' said Diana.

‘Me too,' replied Anne.

One day, Diana visited Anne at Green Gables. ‘Anne, there's some good news. Aunt Josephine wants us to come to her house in town.'

‘That's very exciting,' said Anne. ‘There are lots of interesting things to do in town.'

The next Tuesday, the two girls went to town. They went to the park, and to a concert. They had a wonderful time. But after two days, Anne was happy to go home.

There's no place like Green Gables, she thought. Marilla was also happy to see Anne again. But she didn't tell Anne this. She gave Anne some important news. ‘Anne, your teacher, Miss Stacey, visited me the other day. She wants to organise a class for advanced students. She wants to prepare this class to go to Queen's Academy. You're in the class!'

This was Anne's dream. At Queen's Academy you could learn to be a teacher, but Anne worried that it was expensive.

‘Marilla, how can you pay for Queen's?' she asked.

‘We have the money,' said Marilla. ‘And we want you to have a good education.'

Anne had to stay at school for an extra hour every day. She had to pass an exam to go to Queen's. There were seven students in the advanced class. Gilbert was in the class but Diana wasn't. I want to go to Queen's, thought Anne. Then Marilla and Matthew will be so proud of me.

The advanced course began. Time passed quickly. Summer arrived, then autumn, then winter, and then spring. Anne studied a lot at school. She had no time for mistakes, or surprises. Soon Anne was fifteen years old. She thought about the exam. I must pass the exam, thought Anne. I must pass the exam for Marilla and Matthew! Then I can go to Queen's.

At the end of June, Anne's lessons finished. Anne and Diana walked home from school.

‘It's the end of everything,' said Diana. ‘You'll pass the exam, and then you won't go to school here again. It'll be very sad without you.'

‘Don't worry, I won't pass,' replied Anne.

But Anne wanted to pass. She wanted to see Matthew's happy face.

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One day, Matthew saw Anne with her classmates. |||vio||||compañeros de clase There was something different about Anne. había|verbo auxiliar|algo diferente||| Anne war irgendwie anders. She was different from the other girls. |era||||| Anne had a plain, dark dress. |tenía||sencilla|oscura|vestido Anne trug ein schlichtes, dunkles Kleid. The other girls had red, and blue, and pink dresses. Matthew decided to buy a nice dress for Anne, but he couldn't go to the shop. |||||bonita||||||no pudo||||tienda Matthew wollte ein schönes Kleid für Anne kaufen, aber er konnte nicht in den Laden gehen. He was too shy. Él||demasiado| So, he asked Rachel for some advice. |||||un consejo|consejo Also bat er Rachel um einen Rat.

‘I can buy the dress,' said Rachel. Ich kann das Kleid kaufen", sagte Rachel. ‘It must be a beautiful dress.' |debe ser|verbo auxiliar||| Es muss ein wunderschönes Kleid sein.

Just before Christmas, Rachel brought the dress to Green Gables. poco antes|antes de|Navidad||llevó||||| Marilla didn't like it. Marilla gefiel das nicht. She liked plain, dark dresses. |||oscuras| Sie mochte schlichte, dunkle Kleider. This dress was a golden brown. ||||dorado|marrón dorado On Christmas day, Matthew gave the dress to Anne. ||||dio|||| Am Weihnachtstag schenkte Matthew das Kleid Anne.

‘It's beautiful,' said Anne. She was very excited. Later, Diana arrived with another present for Anne - a pair of shoes. Später kam Diana mit einem weiteren Geschenk für Anne - ein Paar Schuhe.

‘Diana, this is too much,' said Anne. Diana, das ist zu viel", sagte Anne. ‘I'm a very lucky girl.'

Everything was perfect. Alles war perfekt. Time passed, with no Die Zeit verging, ohne dass

surprises. Überraschungen. Soon, Anne was thirteen years old. |||trece años|| Bald war Anne dreizehn Jahre alt. And then, there was another surprise. Und dann gab es eine weitere Überraschung.

One day, in spring, Marilla came home late. |||primavera|||| Eines Tages, im Frühling, kam Marilla spät nach Hause. There was nothing ready for dinner. ||nada||| Zum Abendessen war noch nichts fertig. __What's Anne doing?__ thought Marilla. Was macht Anne? dachte Marilla. __I asked her to make the dinner__. Ich habe sie gebeten, das Abendessen zuzubereiten. Marilla went into Anne's bedroom. Anne was in her bed.

‘Are you sleeping?' asked Marilla. Schläfst du?", fragte Marilla.

‘No,' said Anne.

‘Aren't you well?' Geht es Ihnen nicht gut?

‘I'm well,' replied Anne. Mir geht es gut", antwortete Anne.

‘Get up then!' said Marilla. 'Dann steh auf!', sagte Marilla. Marilla was angry. ‘What's the problem?'

Anne got up. Anne stand auf. ‘Look Marilla! Look at my hair!'

‘What?... Oh, no!' said Marilla. ‘It's green!'

‘Yes, I know, Marilla. I didn't want my hair to be green … but a man came to Green Gables. ||||||||||un hombre|||| Ich wollte nicht, dass mein Haar grün ist ... aber ein Mann kam nach Green Gables. I bought a bottle from him.' |compré|||| Ich habe eine Flasche bei ihm gekauft.'

‘What are you talking about?' asked Marilla. |||hablando|||

‘I bought some medicine from this man. I put the medicine on my hair. I wanted to change the colour of my hair. I wanted my hair to be a beautiful dark colour, but it's not dark, it's horrible … and it's green. I finished the bottle, but it's no good. |terminé|||||| Ich habe die Flasche ausgetrunken, aber sie ist nicht gut. Oh Marilla! What can I do?'

‘Never buy things from strange men!' said Marilla. |||||hombres extraños|| Kaufe niemals Dinge von fremden Männern!", sagte Marilla. 見知らぬ男から物を買わないで!」とマリラは言った。

Anne washed her hair, but it stayed green. |lavó||||||

Anne stayed at home for a week. Anne blieb eine Woche lang zu Hause. She washed her hair every day, but after a week, her hair was still green. ‘Oh well,' said Anne. Nun gut", sagte Anne. ‘I can't go to school with green hair. Ich kann nicht mit grünen Haaren zur Schule gehen. It's better to have no hair at all.' So Anne went to school on Monday, with no hair. ||||||||||||||el lunes||| Es ist besser, gar keine Haare zu haben", sagte Anne und ging am Montag ohne Haare zur Schule. Some of the children laughed at her, but she didn't get angry. 何人かの子供たちは彼女を笑ったが、彼女は怒らなかった。 This was her punishment.

Anne was also worried about Marilla. Anne war auch um Marilla besorgt. ‘I'm having bad headaches,' said Marilla to Anne. |||dolores de cabeza|||| Ich habe starke Kopfschmerzen", sagte Marilla zu Anne. ‘I must see a doctor.' Ich muss einen Arzt aufsuchen. “我必须去看医生。”

Anne also had time to play with her friends. Anne hatte auch Zeit, mit ihren Freunden zu spielen. 安妮也有时间和她的朋友们一起玩。 One day, Anne and her friends played a game. ||||||||juego Eines Tages spielten Anne und ihre Freunde ein Spiel. They sat by the Lake of Shining Waters. Sie saßen am See des Glänzenden Wassers. A good imagination was very important for this game, so Anne used her imagination. Eine gute Vorstellungskraft war für dieses Spiel sehr wichtig, also setzte Anne ihre Fantasie ein.

‘I'm a princess and I'm dead. Ich bin eine Prinzessin und ich bin tot. Put me in this boat. ponme|||| Setzen Sie mich in dieses Boot. I'll cross the lake. |cruzaré|| Ich werde den See überqueren. Run to the other side of the lake. corre||||||| Lauft auf die andere Seite des Sees. Wait for me there.' Warte dort auf mich.'

Anne's friends put Anne into the boat. Then they ran. Dann sind sie geflohen.

At first, Anne enjoyed herself. ||||se divirtió Am Anfang hatte Anne Spaß. It was romantic. ||romántico It was fun, but then she noticed that something was wrong. ||||||se dio cuenta|||| Es hat Spaß gemacht, aber dann merkte sie, dass etwas nicht stimmte. ‘Help, Help! My boat is sinking!' cried Anne. |||hundiendo|| ボートが沈むわ!」とアンが叫んだ。 But her friends couldn't hear her. Aber ihre Freunde konnten sie nicht hören.

At that moment the boat went under a bridge. ||||||bajo||puente In diesem Moment fuhr das Boot unter eine Brücke. 就在这时,船驶到了一座桥下。 It hit something. Es hat etwas getroffen. It was a post. |||poste Es war ein Posten. 这是一个帖子。 Anne put her hands on the post, and got out of the boat, but Anne's friends could only see the boat. |||manos||||||||||||||||| Anne legte ihre Hände auf den Pfosten und stieg aus dem Boot, aber Annes Freunde konnten nur das Boot sehen.

‘Oh, no!' cried Diana. ‘The boat is sinking, and Anne is in it.'

They didn't know that Anne wasn't in the boat. Sie wussten nicht, dass Anne nicht in dem Boot war. Anne was cold and wet, but she was safe. ||fría||mojada||||a salvo Anne war kalt und nass, aber sie war in Sicherheit. She didn't know what to do. Sie wusste nicht, was sie tun sollte.

Then she saw Gilbert. Dann sah sie Gilbert. He was in another boat. He saw Anne and said, ‘Anne, what happened? Er sah Anne und fragte: "Anne, was ist passiert? Give me your hand.' |||mano

Anne got into Gilbert's boat. Anne stieg in Gilberts Boot ein. ‘Thank you,' she said.

‘Anne, look, can we be friends now? Anne, hör mal, können wir jetzt Freunde sein? I'm sorry I said “carrots” to you. I want to be your friend,' said Gilbert. Ich möchte dein Freund sein", sagte Gilbert.

Anne thought for a moment. ||||un momento Anne dachte einen Moment lang nach. __No, it's not possible__, thought Anne. Nein, das ist nicht möglich, dachte Anne.

‘No, I'm sorry, but we can't be friends,' she said. Nein, tut mir leid, aber wir können keine Freunde sein", sagte sie.

‘I'll never ask you to be my friend again,' said Gilbert. yo lo haré|||||||||| Ich werde dich nie wieder bitten, mein Freund zu sein", sagte Gilbert. He was very angry. Er war sehr wütend.

Then Diana arrived. Dann kam Diana. She was so happy to see Anne. ‘I was so frightened,' said Diana.

‘Me too,' replied Anne. Ich auch", antwortete Anne.

One day, Diana visited Anne at Green Gables. Eines Tages besuchte Diana Anne in Green Gables. ‘Anne, there's some good news. Anne, es gibt eine gute Nachricht. Aunt Josephine wants us to come to her house in town.' Tante Josephine möchte, dass wir zu ihrem Haus in der Stadt kommen".

‘That's very exciting,' said Anne. ‘There are lots of interesting things to do in town.' In der Stadt gibt es viele interessante Dinge zu tun.

The next Tuesday, the two girls went to town. ||el próximo martes|||||| Am nächsten Dienstag fuhren die beiden Mädchen in die Stadt. They went to the park, and to a concert. They had a wonderful time. Sie hatten eine wunderbare Zeit. But after two days, Anne was happy to go home. ||||Anne||||| Aber nach zwei Tagen war Anne froh, nach Hause zu gehen.

__There's no place like Green Gables__, she thought. Es gibt keinen Ort wie Green Gables, dachte sie. Marilla was also happy to see Anne again. Auch Marilla war froh, Anne wiederzusehen. But she didn't tell Anne this. Aber das hat sie Anne nicht gesagt. She gave Anne some important news. Sie überbrachte Anne eine wichtige Nachricht. ‘Anne, your teacher, Miss Stacey, visited me the other day. Anne, deine Lehrerin, Miss Stacey, hat mich neulich besucht. She wants to organise a class for advanced students. |||organizar||||avanzados| Sie möchte einen Kurs für fortgeschrittene Schüler organisieren. She wants to prepare this class to go to Queen's Academy. Sie möchte diese Klasse auf den Besuch der Queen's Academy vorbereiten. You're in the class!' Du bist in der Klasse!'

This was Anne's dream. |||sueño At Queen's Academy you could learn to be a teacher, but Anne worried that it was expensive. ||Academia||||||||||||||costoso An der Queen's Academy konnte man den Beruf des Lehrers erlernen, aber Anne befürchtete, dass dies sehr teuer sein würde.

‘Marilla, how can you pay for Queen's?' she asked. ||||||la reina|| Marilla, wie kannst du für Queen's bezahlen?", fragte sie.

‘We have the money,' said Marilla. Wir haben das Geld", sagte Marilla. ‘And we want you to have a good education.' Und wir wollen, dass du eine gute Ausbildung bekommst.

Anne had to stay at school for an extra hour every day. Anne musste jeden Tag eine Stunde länger in der Schule bleiben. She had to pass an exam to go to Queen's. |||aprobar|||||| Sie musste eine Prüfung bestehen, um auf die Queen's School zu kommen. There were seven students in the advanced class. In der Fortgeschrittenenklasse befanden sich sieben Schüler. Gilbert was in the class but Diana wasn't. __I want to go to Queen's__, thought Anne. Ich möchte auf die Queen's gehen, dachte Anne. __Then Marilla and Matthew will be so proud of me__. |||||||orgullosos de|| Dann werden Marilla und Matthew sehr stolz auf mich sein.

The advanced course began. |||comenzó Der Fortgeschrittenenkurs begann. Time passed quickly. ||rápidamente Die Zeit verging schnell. Summer arrived, then autumn, then winter, and then spring. verano|||||||| Der Sommer kam, dann der Herbst, dann der Winter und dann der Frühling. Anne studied a lot at school. Anne hat in der Schule viel gelernt. She had no time for mistakes, or surprises. |||||errores|| Sie hatte keine Zeit für Fehler oder Überraschungen. Soon Anne was fifteen years old. She thought about the exam. Sie dachte an die Prüfung. __I must pass the exam__, thought Anne. Ich muss die Prüfung bestehen, dachte Anne. __I must pass the exam for Marilla and Matthew! Then I can go to Queen's__.

At the end of June, Anne's lessons finished. Ende Juni endete der Unterricht für Anne. Anne and Diana walked home from school. Anne und Diana sind von der Schule nach Hause gegangen.

‘It's the end of everything,' said Diana. Das ist das Ende von allem", sagte Diana. ‘You'll pass the exam, and then you won't go to school here again. tú pasarás|||||||no irás||||| Du wirst die Prüfung bestehen, und dann wirst du hier nicht mehr zur Schule gehen. It'll be very sad without you.' Es wird sehr traurig sein ohne dich.'

‘Don't worry, I won't pass,' replied Anne. Keine Sorge, ich werde nicht durchfallen", antwortete Anne.

But Anne wanted to pass. Aber Anne wollte passen. She wanted to see Matthew's happy face. Sie wollte Matthews glückliches Gesicht sehen.