See the little bird? It made a small nest between the forsythia twigs but has not yet Laid an egg.
you see the little bird? He has already built a nest between the forsythia, but laid no eggs.
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I does not need much to make a cozy nest for yourself. Just take some things, you already have and make a tea table.
It does not take much to make himself a comfortable nest. Just take what you own, covering a tea table.
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In every family are some nice things, inherited from the ancestors.
In each family a few nice things inherited from the ancestors.
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Littly This is a plate from Alabaster, Which Was handcut in Italy by Gloria Gianelli in Volterra / Italy.
This is a small alabaster plate, hand polished by Gloria Gianelli in Volterra / Italy.
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Some tea, some treats and somebody to talk, that are the ingredients of happiness.
A little tea, some biscuits and someone to Entertaining, are the ingredients for a small fortune.
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In former times it was the pride of the housewife to make her family a cozy nest
In earlier. times, it was the pride of the housewife, her family to make a cozy nest.
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Heinrich Seidel was the author who wrote the novel: Leberecht chicken from 1882 to 1890. Live right (= correct live) (= chicken) Chicken is the funny name of the character in this novel. I am sorry there is no English translation available. But I will translate for you the backside text:
Leberecht is a connoisseur of the art of living with "talent for happiness". His little house in the Berlin of yesteryear is tiny, but he understands there to accommodate all that is seldom found in the villas of the rich: a chair for the lonely, a plate for every hungry and a warm smile for everyone who freezes the soul. And he know how to celebrate festivals, this Leberecht Chicken! With a happy heart and a sunny disposition he does not need much to serve his friends delicious: cheerful ideas, reflective thoughts and the romantic lighting is provided for free by an old friend, the moon. It's no wonder that in this idyllic setting on the edge of the great world the love appears - delicate and intimate like a petal from grandmother's autograph book.
Although it is oldfashioned so it is one of my favored books.
Heinrich Seidel wrote the novel "Leberecht chicken" between 1882 - 1890th Unfortunately, there is no English translation. The text on the back of my book describes the novel as follows:
Leberecht is an art of living with "talent for happiness." His small House in the Berlin of yesteryear is tiny, but he understands there to accommodate all that is seldom found in the villas of the rich: a chair for the lonely, a plate for every hungry and a warm smile for everyone at the soul freezes. And he can celebrate festivals, this Leberecht chicken! With a happy heart and a sunny disposition, he does not take much to his friends to serve delicious: cheerful ideas that turn the tables themselves, reflective thought and the romantic lighting provides for free an old friend, the moon. It's no wonder that in this idyllic setting on the edge of the great world keeps the love load - like a delicate and intimate Petal from grandmother's autograph book.
And here you can read the text on the Internet: http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/archiv/seidelh/huehnchn/huehnchn.xml
It is one of my favorite books .
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Well, now make your nest cozy!
So, you make your nest cozy!
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