Bøger af Johanna Spyri

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Sami went and came back with the man of the house. He stepped up to Mary Ann's bed, and tried to encourage her, as that was his way. But he was alarmed at her appearance and wanted to go for the doctor, as he told her. But she held him fast and tried with great difficulty to express herself in his language, for she had only a scanty knowledge of it. Malon nodded his head understandingly and then hurried away. When he returned to the room a couple of hours later with the doctor, Sami was still sitting in the same place by the bed, waiting very quietly for his grandmother to wake up again.

Gritli's Children is a heartwarming story written by Johanna Spyri in 1887. The book tells the tale of a young woman named Gritli, who has a deep love for children and takes on the responsibility of caring for a group of orphaned children. As the story progresses, Gritli faces numerous challenges and obstacles, but with her unwavering determination and love for the children, she manages to overcome them all.The book is a beautiful depiction of the power of love and compassion, and it is sure to tug at the heartstrings of readers of all ages. It is a perfect read for children who love stories of hope and resilience, as well as for adults who appreciate the beauty of a well-crafted tale. The book is filled with vivid descriptions of the Swiss countryside, and the characters are all wonderfully developed, making it easy for readers to become fully immersed in the story.Overall, Gritli's Children is a timeless classic that continues to captivate readers to this day. It is a must-read for anyone who loves stories of love, hope, and the power of the human spirit.Two Volumes In One.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Großdruck Der zweite Heidi-Band. Neu aufgelegt! Mit wunderbaren Illustrationen von Maria Louise Kirk Heidi ist zurückgekehrt zum Alpöhi. Der ist darüber so froh, dass er nach Jahrzehnten zum ersten Mal wieder die Kirche im Dörfli aufsucht, worüber die Dorfbewohner erstaunt, aber erfreut sind. Er setzt sein Haus im Dörfli wieder instand, damit Heidi den Winter dort verbringen und die Schule besuchen kann. Dabei überzeugt Heidi den Geissenpeter, lesen zu lernen. Im folgenden Jahr hofft Heidi, dass Klara sie endlich besuchen kann. Klara darf tatsächlich im Sommer in die Hütte des Alpöhi hinauf. Ein Diener trägt sie auf einem Stuhl auf den Berg hinauf. Klara wird auf dem Heuboden einquartiert, auf dem Heidi so viele Jahre geschlafen hat. Peter ist wenig begeistert, dafür aber eifersüchtig, weil Klara nun Heidis Aufmerksamkeit beansprucht. Das führt dazu, dass er eines Tages Klaras Rollstuhl in die Tiefe rollen lässt. Weitere Klassiker unter: www.buch-klassiker.de

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For nearly twenty years the fine old castle had stood silent and deserted on the mountain-side. In its neighborhood not a sound could be heard except the twittering of the birds and the soughing of the old pine-trees. On bright summer evenings the swallows whizzed as before about the corner gables, but no more merry eyes looked down from the balconies to the green meadows and richly laden apple trees in the valley. But just now two merry eyes were searchingly raised to the castle from the meadow below, as if they might discover something extraordinary behind the fast-closed shutters. "Mea, come quick," the young spy exclaimed excitedly, "look! Now it's opening." Mea, who was sitting on the bench under the large apple tree, with a book, put aside the volume and came running.

Großdruck Der erste Heidi-Band. Neu aufgelegt! Mit wunderbaren Illustrationen von Maria Louise Kirk Das Waisenmädchen Heidi soll zu ihrem einsiedlerischen Grossvater auf eine Alp gebracht werden, wo es in Zukunft leben soll. Der "Alpöhi" ist zuerst wenig begeistert, gewöhnt sich aber dann doch an Heidi und macht ihr das Leben angenehm. Heidi lernt den Geissenpeter kennen, einen Ziegenhirten in ihrem Alter, mit dem sie regelmässig hoch auf die Alpen wandert, wo die Ziegen aus dem Dorf weiden. Drei Jahre später, als Heidi acht Jahre alt ist, erscheint jedoch Heidis Tante Dete und nimmt das Mädchen mit nach Frankfurt am Main, wo sie die Gesellschafterin der gelähmten Klara Sesemann werden soll. Nur die Hausdame, Fräulein Rottenmeier, ist nicht begeistert. Vor allem ist sie entsetzt, als sie erfährt, dass Heidi nicht lesen kann. Heidi fühlt sich jedoch immer schlechter im Hause Sesemann. Sie sehnt sich nach den Bergen. Vor Einsamkeit beginnt sie, schlafzuwandeln. Weitere Klassiker unter: www.buch-klassiker.de

Wenn man den Seelisberg von der Rückseite her besteigt, kommt man auf eine frische, grüne Wiese. Man bekommt fast Lust, sich dort unter die friedlich weidenden Tiere zu mischen und auch einmal ein wenig von dem schönen, weichen Gras zu kosten. Die sauberen, wohlgenährten Kühe ziehen lieblich läutend immer hin und her. Denn jede trägt am Hals ihre Glocke, damit man immer hört, wo sie ist. So kann sich keine Kuh unbemerkt dorthin verlaufen, wo die von Sträuchern bedeckte Felswand liegt, über die sie hinunterstürzen könnte.

It was early in the month of March. The dark blue vault of heaven lay over mountain and valley, swept free from clouds by the keen northern blast as it blew across the hills, swaying the big trees hither and thither as if they were bulrushes, and now and then tearing off huge branches which fell crashing to the ground. Other and sadder victims were sacrificed to this fierce north wind. Human beings as well as inanimate objects fell before him. He struck down with his mighty arm, not only the old and feeble, but the young and strong; just as he swept away the clouds, hurrying them across the skies, beyond the horizon line, away out of sight. Sometimes in one day, a cruel malady would seize one occupant out of each one of the three or four little villages clustered on the hillside. A sharp pain attacked the lungs, and after a brief illness the resistless disease bore away the sufferer to the silent grave.

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This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book. ++++ The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification: ++++ Rico And Wiseli; Rico And Wiseli; Johanna Spyri Johanna Spyri Louise Brooks Cupples, Upham, & Co., 1886

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High up in the Bernese Oberland, quite a distance above the meadow-encircled hamlet of Kandergrund, stands a little lonely hut, under the shadow of an old fir-tree. Not far away rushes down from the wooded heights of rock the Wild brook, which in times of heavy rains, has carried away so many rocks and bowlders that when the storms are ended a ragged mass of stones is left, through which flows a swift, clear stream of water. Therefore the little dwelling near by this brook is called the stone hut. Here lived the honest day-laborer Toni, who conducted himself well in every farm-house, where he went to work, for he was quiet and industrious, punctual at his tasks, and reliable in every way.

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The Little Alpine Musician is a children's book written by Johanna Spyri. The story follows a young boy named Toni who lives in the Swiss Alps and dreams of becoming a musician. Despite his father's disapproval, Toni practices his accordion every chance he gets and eventually gains recognition for his talent. Along the way, he meets a kind old man who teaches him about the beauty of nature and the importance of following one's dreams. This heartwarming tale is filled with charming illustrations and is sure to inspire young readers to pursue their passions.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Heidi es una niña que, huérfana desde muy pequeña (y cuyo nombre verdadero es igual al de su madre, Adelaida), queda al cuidado de su joven tía Dete. Apenas la mujer encuentra una buena oportunidad de trabajo, lleva a la niña a vivir a la aldea de Dörffi en la comuna suiza de Maienfeld con su abuelo, a quien no conocía, y a quien los habitantes llamaban "El Viejo de los Alpes", por ser casi un ermitaño. Heidi es cautivada por la vida en los Alpes, donde lleva un contacto directo con la naturaleza. Ahí conoce a Pedro, un chico que se encarga de pastorear a las cabras de los aldeanos, quien se convertirá en el mejor amigo de la pequeña y en su compañero de aventuras. Heidi vive feliz, pero alejada de la sociedad, pues su abuelo se niega a que acuda al colegio. La pequeña entabla sin embargo una gran amistad con la abuela y la madre de Pedro. Un año después de terminada la primera novela, apareció la segunda parte, De nuevo Heidi, que narraba las aventuras de la niña, alejada de las montañas por su tía, quien la había hecho contratar para hacer de damita de compañía de una niña inválida, Clara Sesemann. Clara forma parte de una de las familias más importantes de Fráncfort, y sufre una vida de encierro, únicamente acompañada de la servidumbre y de la Señorita Rottenmeier, quien ejerce como su tutora, ya que tanto el padre como la abuela de Clara permanecen poco tiempo en la ciudad por motivos de negocios. El encierro y la rigidez en la educación terminan por deprimir a Heidi, pero crea fuertes lazos de amistad con Clara y su familia. El padre de Clara, consciente de la depresión de Heidi, decide enviarla de regreso a las montañas. Heidi cambiaría la vida de la familia de Clara. Poco tiempo después de la partida de su amiga, Clara es enviada a visitarla a los Alpes, donde en medio de los bellos paisajes y rodeada por el cariño del abuelo, de Pedro y de Heidi, consigue caminar, cambiando su vida por completo.

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The daily promenaders who moved slowly back and forth every afternoon under the shade of the lindens on the eastern side of the pretty town of Karlsruhe were very much interested in the appearance of two persons who had lately joined their ranks. It was beyond doubt that the man was very ill. He could only move slowly and it was touching to see the care with which his little companion tried to make herself useful to him. He supported himself with his right hand on a stout stick, and rested his left upon the the shoulder of the child at his side, and one could see that he needed the assistance of both. From time to time he would lift his left hand and say gently, "Tell me, my child, if I press too heavily upon you." Instantly, however, the child would catch his hand and press it down again, assuring him,

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1926. Illustrated by Francis Brundage. Spyri is the Swiss writer whose story for children, Heidi, is known all over the world. Her psychological insight into the child mind, her humor, and her ability to enter into childish joys and sorrows give her books attraction and lasting value. The book begins: On the east side of the city of Karlsruhe there is a lovely park and under the shade of its linden trees a gentleman slowly paced back and forth every afternoon. The other promenaders always glanced at him in sympathy as he passed by, for it touched their hearts to see how his little companion strove to help him along. Certainly he must be very ill, he walked so very slowly, and although he always leaned heavily on a strong cane which he carried in his right hand, he found it necessary to see the further support of the little girl's should with his left. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

In the Parsonage of Upper Wood The sun was shining so brightly through the foremost windows of the old schoolhouse in Upper Wood, that the children of the first and second classes appeared as if covered with gold. They looked at one another, all with beaming faces, partly because the sun made them appear so, and partly for joy; for when the sunshine came through the last window, then the moment approached that the closing word would be spoken, and the children could rush out into the evening sunshine. The teacher was still busy with the illuminated heads of the second class, and indeed with some zeal, for several sentences had still to be completed, before the school could be closed. The teacher was standing before a boy who looked well-fed and quite comfortable, and who was looking up into the teacher's face with eyes as round as two little balls.

""Aus dem Leben"" ist ein Roman der ber�����hmten Schweizer Autorin Johanna Spyri, der erstmals im Jahr 1901 ver������ffentlicht wurde. Die Geschichte handelt von einer jungen Frau namens Adelheid, die in einer kleinen Schweizer Stadt lebt und von ihrem Vater sehr besch�����tzt wird. Adelheid sehnt sich jedoch nach Freiheit und Abenteuer und beschlie�����t schlie�����lich, ihrem Vater zu entfliehen und ihr eigenes Leben zu f�����hren.W�����hrend ihrer Reise trifft Adelheid auf verschiedene Menschen und erlebt viele Abenteuer. Sie lernt, unabh�����ngig zu sein und ihre eigenen Entscheidungen zu treffen. Doch Adelheid muss auch lernen, mit den Konsequenzen ihrer Entscheidungen umzugehen und Verantwortung f�����r ihr Handeln zu �����bernehmen.""Aus dem Leben"" ist ein fesselndes Buch �����ber Selbstfindung, Mut und die Herausforderungen des Erwachsenwerdens. Spyris lebendige Beschreibungen der Schweizer Landschaft und ihrer Charaktere machen das Buch zu einem unvergesslichen Leseerlebnis.This Book Is In German.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1914 Edition.

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Die Junisonne leuchtete auf das schöne steinerne Haus nieder, an dem die eben aufgeblühten roten Rosen sich in Fülle emporrankten und ringsum einen süßen, würzigen Duft verbreiteten, dem von Zeit zu Zeit der frische Morgenwind noch andere würzige Düfte beimischte, die er von dem reich besetzten Blumengarten am Hause emportrug und durch die offenen Fenster ins Haus hineinwehte. Mitten im großen Blumengarten lag ein weites Wasserbecken, von dem ein hoher Strahl zum blauen Himmel aufstieg und wieder in den schimmernden Teich zurückfiel. Buntfarbige Schmetterlinge flogen in Menge in der blauen Luft herum und setzten sich da und dort auf die duftenden Blumen, und auf allen Zweigen der dicht belaubten Bäume, die ringsumher im Garten ihren Schatten über alte steinerne Bildsäulen mit Wasserschalen auf den Armen oder über verborgene Ruheplätzchen breiteten, sangen und zwitscherten die Vögel und wiegten sich lustig hin und her in der luftigen Höhe.