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FACING
PAGE- “I want to see what you have inside the house,” said Heidi
34 - “You can have that, I have plenty”
52 - “Are you the child who lives up with Alm-Uncle, are you Heidi?”
70 - “I am never called anything but Heidi”
104 - So Heidi had plenty of time from day to day to sit and picture how everything at home was now turning green, and how the yellow flowers were shining in the sun
138 - The moonlight was shining in through the open door and fell on a white figure standing motionless in the doorway
190 - The bells were ringing in every direction now, sounding louder and fuller as they neared the valley
228 - Down the mountain they shot like two birds darting through the air
284 - Heidi introduced each in turn by its name to her friend Clara
318 - “Put your foot down firmly once,” suggested Heidi
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CHAPTER PAGE 9 I. 13 II. 33 III. 45 IV. 65 V. 85 VI. 101 VII. 113 VIII. 133 IX. 149 X. 159 XI. 173 XII. 181 XIII. 197 XIV. 219 XV. 237 XVI. 247 XVII. 261 XVIII. 273 XIX. 289 XX. 301 XXI. 323 XXII. 335 XXIII. 355
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