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      MONI THE GOAT-BOY    
    
      BY JOHANNA SPYRI
       Author Of "Heidi"
        
      TRANSLATED BY HELEN B. DOLE
        
      ILLUSTRATED IN COLOR BY CHARLES COPELAND            
        
      
    
    
           
    
           
    
      CONTENTS    
    
      CHAPTER    
    
      I. ALL IS WELL WITH MONI    
    
      II. MONI'S LIFE IN THE MOUNTAINS    
    
      III. A VISIT    
    
      IV. MONI CAN NO LONGER SING    
    
      V. MONI SINGS AGAIN    
    
    
      LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS    
    
      "In the midst of the flock came the goat-boy"      frontispiece    
    
      "Moni climbed with his goats for an hour longer"    
    
      "Jörgli had opened his hand. In it lay a cross set with      a large number of stones"    
    
           
    
           
    
           
    
      CHAPTER I    
    
      ALL IS WELL WITH MONI    
    
      It is a long, steep climb up to the Bath House at Fideris,      after leaving the road leading up through the long valley of      Prättigau. The horses pant so hard on their way up the      mountain that you prefer to dismount and clamber up on foot      to the green summit.    
    
      After a long ascent, you come first to the village of      Fideris, which lies on the pleasant green height, and from      there you go on farther into the mountains, until the lonely      buildings connected with the Baths appear, surrounded on all      sides by rocky mountains. The only trees that grow up there      are firs, covering the peaks and rocks, and it would all look      very gloomy if the delicate mountain flowers with their      brilliant coloring were not peeping forth everywhere through      the low pasture grass.    
    
      One clear summer evening two ladies stepped out of the Bath      House and went along the narrow footpath, which begins to      mount not far from the house and so                        
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