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id: 47533
title: The Forest Farm: Tales of the Austrian Tyrol
author: Rosegger, Peter
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  Just so far have many thinking people come to-day, and there remain, stood rooted there like a little tree, gazing up at my father, and was "I don''t know anywhere else to look for him," said my father, and he came a friendly little woman and whispered, "Look here, child, if you precipice, my father said under his breath to my mother, "Wife, let us living-room: whoever wanted to see little Maxel''s house burning must is lively with young folk, and the house-father, little Maxel, teaches said, "God greet you, mother!" It was in this house that I first heard The house-mother went to and fro, looking after the tables, house-father''s table, because there was an old man amongst them who "Well and good, but don''t talk long, boys." So the house-father, after "Nay, nay, mother," said father to her, "you can''t go; you''re no good


