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hatte uns gepackt, und eine Zeit lang mu?ten sich Gro?mutter und die kleine Mutter wieder und wieder zu dem alten Sofa hinaufbequemen, um unsere ?Lebenden Bilder?, Kom?dien und Trag?dien anzusehen.
Der Winter machte diesen Vorstellungen ein Ende, und der Winter brachte auch eine schmerzliche Trennung. Meine Freunde verlie?en die Stadt. Das alte Haus wurde eingerissen, und in dem zierlichen Neubau, der sich an seiner Stelle erhob, war keine alte Bodenkammer mehr zu finden.
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=Sonne und Regen im Kinderland=
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Eine Reihe bunter Geschichten mit Bildern für kleine und gro?e Leute
1. Agnes Sapper: =Frieder=. Die Geschichte vom kleinen Dummerle mit Scherenschnitten von Hedwig Schwegelbaur.
2. Ida Frohnmeyer: =Hansi=. Zwei Erz?hlungen, von einem einsamen Bub u. vom Spiel froher M?dchen mit Scherenschnitten von Hed. Schwegelbaur.
3. Charlotte W?rner: =Prinze? G?nselore=. Ein M?rchen für brave Kinder mit Orignialholzschnitten von Martha Welsch.
4. Charlotte W?rner: =Die M?nnlein vom Mummelsee=. Ein M?rchen aus dem Schwarzwald mit Zeichnungen von Martha Welsch.
5. Charlotte W?rner: =Im Reich der Blumen-K?nigin=. Ein Elfenm?rchen mit Zeichnungen von Martha Welsch.
6. Anna Schieber_: =Annegret=. Eine Kindergeschichte mit Bildern von Elisabeth Sauer.
=Jedes B?ndchen ist fein gebunden u. einfach kartoniert lieferbar=
Von Sonne und Regen im Kinderland, von Kinderlust und Kinderleid erz?hlen diese lieblich ausgestatteten B?ndchen. Den Kleinen bringen sie lebendige, gemütvolle Unterhaltung und den Gro?en rufen sie die ganze Sch?nheit des Kinderlebens in warme Erinnerung
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=D. Gundert / Verlag / Stuttgart=

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