Hans Brinker;
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共 19 段- There are said to be at least ninety-nine hundred large wind
- "Nonsense, Gretel. You could never get on with a big pair. Y
- "I am no beggar, Mynheer," retorted Hans proudly, at the sam
- "Old Father Cats, my child, was a great poet, not a writer o
- "Not I. It strikes me, Van Mounen, that you Hollanders are p
- "It is well you speak of it," said Peter eagerly, "for my fa
- "That is prodigious, indeed," said Lambert, "but you know yo
- This was a slight mishap compared with one that now threaten
- "Looks like a granny!" answered Carl in sleepy disdain.
- "Van Mounen! they say the very carrier-pigeons that brought
- That royal visit was one never to be forgotten. For two year
- Ben knew that storks were held in peculiar reverence in Holl
- Ludwig was sure he had never listened to anything so odious.
- Hilda was reprimanded severely that day for returning late t
- "No, the south side. Ah, you know the spot well enough, you
- Such a time! Such laughing! Such crying! Such counting, afte
- For a few moments the meester seemed lost in thought; then,
- "Not I, indeed, Hans Brinker," cried Peter, looking up, "tho
- All things considered, Gretel was disappointed. Raff, howeve