Anne of Green Gables, Chapter 18 summary
Chapter 18 of 38 · 14 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 18, Anne treats Minnie May’s severe croup while Matthew searches for a doctor, using skills she gains from caring for Mrs. Hammond’s twins. The doctor credits Anne with saving the child’s life, and Mrs. Barry apologizes over the currant wine and allows Anne and Diana to renew their friendship.
What happens
- A political meeting draws many adults to Charlottetown, leaving Anne studying at Green Gables with Matthew.
- Diana arrives seeking help for Minnie May, and Matthew leaves to fetch a doctor.
- Anne directs the household and nurses Minnie May through a dangerous night until her breathing improves.
- The doctor arrives at three o’clock and credits Anne with saving Minnie May’s life.
- After Anne sleeps, Marilla reports Mrs. Barry’s apology and permission for the girls to be friends again.
- Anne visits Diana, receives a warm welcome from Mrs. Barry, and returns home delighted.
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The doctor recognizes Anne’s competence under pressure. His praise helps establish why Mrs. Barry changes her judgment of Anne.
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Where does Matthew find a doctor?
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