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The Story of the Bergmann family, A widowed mother and her five children, and their life in the Swiss Alps. M�zli is the youngest of the children a charming vibrant little girl with love for everyone in her heart. The story includes a mystery about a castle, some newly orphaned children, and a gruff old baron. Watch the Bergmann family as they learn lessons about dealing with their own faults and loving others.
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The story of the Bergmann family and their life living in a Swiss castle in Switzerland.
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1921 edition. Excerpt: ...was to be taken to the hospital in the course of the forenoon. He also gave her all the needed instructions relating to the coachman and the carriage. She listened quietly till he had finished and then said, " I have some news for you, too. Just think! Baron Bruno has come back. He arrived in the middle of the night when nobody could see him. He is absolutely alone now in the desolate castle. Just imagine how he must feel to be within those walls again where he spent his happy years with all those loved ones he has not seen since he left the castle in a fit of terror" " Yes, and why did it happen? Wasn't it his own will?" the brother said harshly. "Whenever you speak about him, your voice takes on a tone as if you were speaking about a misunderstood angel. Why did the raging lion come back all of a sudden? " " Please, Philip, don't be so hard 1" his sister said. " He is entirely left alone now. Is sorrow easier to bear when it is our own doing? I heard that he was ill. That is probably the reason why he has come home. I know all this from Apol-lonie, who is in communication with Mr. Trius. She keeps on scheming to find a way to set the rooms in order for her young master, as she still calls him. She knows how his mother would wish everything to be for her son. I understand quite well that she worries night and day about the state things are in at the castle. Her former master has for nurse, servant, cook and valet only that peculiar and ancient Mr. Trius. She can hardly think about it without wishing that she might do something for her old friend. The poor woman is so anxious to make his life at the castle a little more the way it used to be in the old times." " For heaven's sake, Maxa, I hope you are not trying to interfere. Do you...
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This volume contains 4 beautiful books, some of them with the original illustrations, by one of the most renowned children writers of all times, Johanna Spyri. She is the creator of Heidi, the little Swiss girl from the Alps that made us all dream of snowy mountains when we were children. But Spyri wrote many other books, most of them now collected in this beautiful volume. The books are: VERONICA HOW WISELI WAS PROVIDED FOR. MÄZLI WHAT SAMI SINGS WITH THE BIRDS