Chapter 4 - A visit to Grannie Flashcards

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to make yarn by drawing out, twisting, and winding fibers

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spinning

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2
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mending with needle and yarn

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darning

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3
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eight layers

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eightfold

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4
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to make something usable by repairing; to fix

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mend

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5
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pushed

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plunged

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6
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miserably

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wretchedly

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7
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to disagree with

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contradict

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8
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fearfully; with trembling

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tremulously

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9
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What does grandfather do during the winter months? What does Peter do?

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Grandfather does his carpentry and makes the goat’s milk cheese. Peter has to go to school to learn to read and write.

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10
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Peter has two nicknames in this chapter. What are they?

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Heidi’s grandfather calls him the General (general of the herd), and Grannie calls him Peterkin.

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11
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According to Bridget, what does Heidi look like?

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She is thin like her mother, but has black eyes and curly hair like Tobias and the old man.

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12
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Why does Grannie wish Peter could read?

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Grannie wants Peter to be able to read hymns to her from an old prayer book.

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13
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What two things upset Heidi about her visit with Grannie? What is Heidi’s solution?

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She is upset that Grannie cannot see and that Grannie isa afraid the house will collapse on them. Heidi believes Grandfather will be able to fix everything.

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14
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“That strange music in the tree tops had a special fascination for her and she could not stay indoors when she heard it.”

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about Heidi

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15
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“Come here, my dear, and listen to me. I can’t see, but I can hear, and when one is blind, it is so good to hear a friendly voice, and yours I love already.”

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Grannie to Heidi

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16
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“That’s enough. I know quite well what you really think of me. Go indoors. I can see for myself what wants doing.”

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Uncle Alp to Bridget