Tf school days and holidays highlight simple joys
A fragment reflects on school life starting at nine and ending around one, with halves spent singing and recess. It contrasts everyday routine with holidays, noting Christmas and Thanksgiving as exceptions and pondering the meaning of joy in living.
Klaus and the Violinist’s Gift
In a city by a canal a boy named Klaus, gifted yet blocked by fear and poverty, endures harsh music lessons while watching his father fade and his cello wane. A chance lesson with the famed Herr Professor reveals a God given talent, healing Klaus and uniting father and son through music.
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Klas
Klaus Peeeweedgland
Theyhind
Jed Hint
Klaus
Kilaus
Herr Knuckle
Music College
Guarnerius
Niaus
Tim
Ever
Aga
Herr Professor
Ie Sift
Fanny Frivol Adventures Read By Aunt Katie
Polly and Rob hear a magical ever changing tale from Aunt Katie in a Keepsake Box, exploring Fanny Frivol by the Brook. Words appear on slips as the story rewinds with different objects and encounters, ending with a prompt to try Handy in Grandfather's Barn next.
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Polly
Rob
Katie
Aunt Katie
Kate
Fanny Frivol
Grandfater
Bath
Fanny Frivel
Bany
Topsy Turvey
Tommy
Fanny
Panny
Topsy
Lanny
Amny
Fanny Trivel
Handy
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Germany
Laws
Klaus Gs
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Muse College
Tle
Sears
Terr
Grandmother
Gan
Father
Iolaus
Old
Egypt
Christ
Elizabeth Flint Wade
Vanny
Rasce
Laine