Matthew takes Anne home by mistake from train station from "summary" of Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery,Higher Read
As Matthew Cuthbert drove his horse and buggy to the train station to pick up the orphan boy who was supposed to be coming to Green Gables, he was filled with nervous anticipation. He had never adopted a child before, and the thought of having a young boy to help him and his sister, Marilla, with the farm work was both exciting and daunting. When Matthew arrived at the train station, he saw a young girl with red braids standing alone on the platform. Assuming that this must be the orphan boy he was there to collect, he approached her and introduced himself. The girl, who introduced herself as Anne Shirley, seemed delighted to meet him and eagerly accepted his offer to take her ho...
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