Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: CHAPTER 19 DAWN AND DUSK In early June , when the sand hills were a great glory of pink wild roses , and the Glen was smothered in apple blossoms , Marilla arrived at the little house , accompanied by a black horsehair trunk , patterned with brass nails , which had reposed undisturbed in the Green Gables garret for half a century .
Wild roses are in bloom in June.
Jill was a little early turning up to Mary's house
Mirabel wore yellow dresses.
The hill glory bower belongs to a family.
Gilford has been around a long time.
Glenn's father left him an inheritance in the form of vintage clothing. 
The genus Dahlia has bloomed over many millennium.
The dress was old-fashioned. 
Miss Shirley was going to have a wedding.
Franklin C. Mars once lived in Milky Way Farm in Giles County
The family kept the home for over 150 years
Miss Shirley was getting married soon.
Fillmore Street is over 600 years old.
Mrs. Kennedy had beautiful long, blonde hair.
The reflection in the mirror had grey hair.
Mirabel was a good girl.
Doctor's allowed increased visitation once Gill's infection began to improve.
Tanners descendants lived in the house for more than 100 years
Jill an Mary had likely met before
Ms. Miers was attached to flowers. 
Willmar was going for 12 consecutive wins.
David Millar crashed and won a yellow jacket
Green Gables was green year round.
It was dusk in the chapter 
Apple blossoms smell pleasant.