[lemma=blythe] [□ | □]
[lemma=blythe] [□=□ | □]
[lemma=blythe] [□ | □ | □]
" Mrs. Blythe cried and laughed and cried again . " " Using modern e-mail conferencing tools , these officers are communicating on a regular basis , " Blythe said , " and are addressing Year 2000 concerns in a stepwise fashion from the most critical to the least critical concerns in that order . By streamlining the way the University works , we can remain viable in adverse economic times , " Blythe said . " But Rilla Blythe shed no tears before the nightfall . It was , of course , tenanted by an ideal master , dark , proud , and melancholy ; but oddly enough , Gilbert Blythe persisted in hanging about too , helping her arrange pictures , lay out gardens , and accomplish sundry other tasks which a proud and melancholy hero evidently considered beneath his dignity . It is a win-win scenario , " Blythe said . WebCrusader offers the missing security piece to help us to improve student services via the Web , " Blythe said . " The Blythes accepted her unquestioningly , perhaps because she was fairly respectable now .