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The Bookshelf for boys and girls (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 218

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anguagevery well, Marie having spoken it to her fromher infancy—here is Gretel, and this is her littlesister Katrine and her brother Jan. The othersare their cousins. Come here, Lotten; dont beshy. Ludolf, Mayken, Freitje, shake hands withmy little American girl; they were all eager tocome and meet… … THE WINDMILLS WHICH MET THE EYE AT EVERY TURN, WITH THEIR GREAT ARMS WAVING IN THE AIR. One of them knitting, too! Well, I would nevermake such a fright of myself, even if I did livein Holland, which I m glad I dont. By this time they had made the landing. ThenKatharine and Marie fell into each…

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