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XIXToC
XIXToC WINTER STILL CONTINUES Peter arrived punctually at school next day. He had brought his lunch with him in a bag, for all the children that came from far away ate in school, while the others went home. In the evening Peter as usual paid his visit to Heidi. The minute he opened the door she ran up to him, saying: "Peter, I have to tell you something." "Say it," he replied. "You must learn to r******w," said the child. "I have done it already." "Yes, yes, Peter, but I don't mean it that way," Heidi eagerly proceeded; "you must learn so that you really know how afterwards." "I can't," Peter remarked. "Nobody believes you about that any more, and I won't either," Heidi said resolutely. "When I was in Frankfurt, grandmama told me that it wasn't true and that I shouldn't believe
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