[Erick and Sally by Johanna Spyri]@TWC D-Link bookErick and Sally CHAPTER X 34/61
You will not have much to pack ?" "Oh, no," said Erick.
"You see,"-- and he counted on his fingers: "three writing-books, three school-books, the pen-box and the beautiful Christmas present that I received here in the parsonage." "That is well, that will make a small bundle," but the old gentleman looked at his grandson, rather surprised, and said: "I am astonished, little waif, that you look so fine." "Yes, I believe you, Grandfather," answered Erick.
"That is good stuff that I am wearing; it comes from you.
You see, when in the old suit which I had worn so long, the patches became holes, then Mother brought out the beautiful velvet cloak, with the broad lace, and said: 'That is good, that comes from Grandfather, you can wear that a long time.' And then she cut everything apart and sewed everything together again, and so there came out what I am now wearing.
And Mother received a great deal of money for the broad lace.
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