“A solemn vow and promise” — when Marilla arranges for Anne to finally meet their close neighbour Diana, Anne finds herself overcome with excitement that she initiates a most serious vow.

“Anne’s impressions of Sunday School” — upon waking Sunday morning with a headache, Marilla decides to send Anne to church on her own with the instructions of reporting back the passage of the day when she returns.

“Anne’s apology” — not one accust to giving apologies, Anne spent the day in her room stubbornly refusing to humble herself before Mrs. Lynde. Can an unexpected secret visit have the power to change her mind?

“Mrs. Rachel Lynde is properly horrified” — the time came for Mrs. Rachel to make her way to Green Gables to meet the new orphan child belonging to Matthew and Marilla. To her shock and surprise, Mrs. Lynde quickly discovers the passionate nature of Anne.

“Anne’s bringing-up is begun” — kept busy with household chores, Anne wonders if Marilla has made up her mind about keeping her or not.

“Anne says her prayers” — to her shock and amazement, Marilla learns that Anne has never been taught to pray. She takes it upon herself to make up for lost time and teach her.

“Marilla makes up her mind” — Marilla arrived at Mrs. Spencer’s fully intent upon sending Anne back to the asylum that moment, but when it seems that someone else would like Anne instead, Marilla feels conflicted.

“Anne’s history” — while on their journey to return Anne to Mrs Spencer, Marilla asks the redheaded orphan of her history and finds her own heart conflicted by what she learns.

“Morning at Green Gables” — Anne wakes up on her first morning, thrilled to be in a place full of so much beauty and scope for the imagination. But then she remembers the disappointment from the night before and feels uneasy about the day ahead.

“Marilla Cuthbert is surprised” — awaiting her brother’s arrival with the orphan boy they hoped would help Matthew on the farm, nothing could have prepared Marilla for who was brought home instead.