
Sidsel Langröckchen
Sidsel Langröckchen als Spinnfrau.
Abschied von Schloß Guckaus.
Wenn das Vieh auf die Weide gelassen wird.
Die Alpfahrt.
Krummhorn wird gezähmt.
Heim von der Senne.
Auf der Herspitze.
Daheim im Schloß Guckaus.
Ein Sonntag im Gebirge.
On a crisp winter afternoon a shaggy farm dog named Bär keeps his post on the stone steps of a modest homestead. The yard is alive with restless goats and sun‑bathing pigs, each bound by the same uneasy truce that keeps the farm orderly. Bär’s keen eyes scan the path that winds down from the village, ever ready to sound the alarm at any sign of trouble.
When a tiny, bundle‑wrapped figure appears on the lane, Bär’s curiosity spikes. The strange creature is swaddled in a long, patterned skirt, with bright knitted gloves and a red‑painted wooden pail clutched close. As it shuffles forward, the dog catches a glimpse of a small, trembling face and wide blue eyes, prompting a cautious but friendly wag of his tail. The encounter sets the stage for an unexpected friendship that will unfold against the backdrop of the quiet farm.
Language
de
Duration
~2 hours (168K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Sandra Eder, Jens Sadowski, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2015-05-09
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1863–1953
Known for warm, vivid stories of country life, this Norwegian writer brought the landscapes and village world of Gudbrandsdal to life for both children and adults. His work often mixes humor, sharp observation, and sympathy for ordinary people.
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