A mountain home

It was a hot morning in June in the Alps.
Heidi walked behind her aunt named Dete.

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As Heidi and her aunt hurried out of the village, a villager stopped to talk.
"Dete, is this the orphan your sister left when she died? Where are you taking her?"

While Dete was talking with the villager, Heidi met a boy named Peter.
He was the village goat herder.

Dete caught up with them.

"Where are your clothes?" she asked.

Aunt Dete scolded Heidi and sent Peter to get her clothes.
They walked for another hour.

Heidi ran up to him and held out her hand.
"Hello, Grandfather," she said.

Heidi looked around her new home.

"Where can I sleep?" asked Heidi.

Heidi followed Grandfather everywhere.

She watched as he made a new chair for her When the sun was

The next morning, Peter's whistle woke Heidi.

She got ready to go with Peter.

By now, the sun was setting.

It spread a golden glow across the tops of the mountains.

Heidi went up the mountain with Peter every day during the summer.

She grew to be healthy and strong.

Peter went to school in the winter.

One day, he came to the hut.

A few days later, the snow finally stopped.

The sun came out, and Grandfather said she could go out

"I can't see," Grannie said kindly, "but 1 can hear.*

Heidi spent the rest of the winter with Grannie.

It was near the end of Heidi's second happy winter with Grandfather.

One day, the village pastor came to the hut.

The next day, Aunt Dete came to the hut.

"I have a wonderful opportunity for Heidi," she said. 

"Heidi is happy here!" Grandfather said rudely.

"You can even bring fresh bread for Grannie, said Aunt Dete.

This idea pleased Heidi.

Dete took Heidi to a large house in Frankfurt.

A rich man named Mr. Sesemann owned the house.

She didn't even like Heidi's name.

"Is 'Heidi' a real name?" Ms. Rottenmeier asked.

At the dinner table, Heidi was happy to find fresh bread on her plate.

A few days later, Heidi went for a walk while Klara was resting.

So he showed her a basket of kittens.

"You can have them," he said.

The next morning, there was a knock at the door.

But Klara said, "Please, wait until my father gets home.

Mr. Sesemann came home from his business trip with many gifts.

Mr. Sesemann asked Klara about Heidi.

A few days later, Mr. Sesemann left on another business travel.

In the book there was a picture of a boy with goats on a mountain.

After a week, Grandmamma heard Heidi reading to Klara.

He thought it was a ghost.
He told everyone there was a ghost in the house.

"She's been sleepwalking," said Dr. Classen.
"She must be very homesick.

Sebastian and Heidi traveled to her village.
All of the villagers were surprised

Then she climbed the mountain to see her grandfather.

That night, Heidi slept in her old bed in the loft.
It was the best night of sleep she'd had in a long time.

On the way home, Grandfather told Heidi,

That fall, Peter often asked Heidi to herd the goats with him.

One day, she looked down the mountain and saw somebody coming.
It was Dr. Classen.

That winter, Heidi and Grandfather moved down to the village.

That winter, Heidi and Grandfather moved down to the village.

The next day at school, Heidi said to Peter,
"You must learn to read.

When spring came, the mountains turned green again.

One morning in June, Heidi saw them coming up.

Klara and Grandmamma were amazed at the beauty of Heidi's mountain home.

Grandmamma agreed.
"I think it will be very good for Klara's health to stay here."

While Klara stayed with them for two weeks, Grandfather helped her stand.

The next morning, Peter went up to the hut.

Grandfather and Heidi came outside and found out the wheelchair was gone.

Grandfather picked up Klara, and they walked up the mountain

When Grandfather came to get them later, he was happy to see Klara walk.