Well , I must go . I should have gone straight home from the post office for we have company . But I simply had to come and hear the news . I 'm so glad for your sake , Anne . '' Anne suddenly bent forward , put her arms about Diana , and kissed her cheek . `` I think you are the sweetest and truest friend in the world , Diana , '' she said , with a little tremble in her voice , `` and I assure you I appreciate the motive of what you 've done . '' Diana , pleased and embarrassed , got herself away , and poor Anne , after flinging the innocent check into her bureau drawer as if it were blood-money , cast herself on her bed and wept tears of shame and outraged sensibility . Oh , she could never live this down -- never ! Gilbert arrived at dusk , brimming over with congratulations , for he had called at Orchard Slope and heard the news . But his congratulations died on his lips at sight of Anne 's face . `` Why , Anne , what is the matter ? I expected to find you radiant over winning Rollings Reliable prize . Good for you ! '' `` Oh , Gilbert , not you , '' implored Anne , in an ET-TU BRUTE tone . `` I thought YOU would understand . Ca n't you see how awful it is ? '' `` I must confess I ca n't . WHAT is wrong ? '' `` Everything , '' moaned Anne . `` I feel as if I were disgraced forever .
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