Geschichten von Personen und Orten in Europa. Nun entlang der Kanteder einen mächtigen Abgrund an einem Rad drehen, das andere eine Art der Balance in der Luft. Ich erblickte eine lange Ausdehnung der Fahrbahn darüber hinaus! O! Wenn theterrible Kreatur würde halt nur Pfeifen und rissen ihre Peitsche, und driv-ing das Pony mit ihren verrückten Schreien, bis wir es erreicht! Aber die näher an der Unterseite des Hügels weapproached wilder wurde sie. JNTow sheactually tanzten auf der kleinen Platine mit Freude, jetzt neigt, guter Schnitt bei den Ponys Schwanz mit ihrer Peitsche zu erhalten, während sie heftiger Norwegen Pfiff. 77 Als e

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Stories of persons and places in Europe . now spinning along the edgeof a mighty abyss on one wheel, the other performing a sort of balance inthe air. I caught sight of a long stretch of level road beyond ! O ! if theterrible creature would only stop whistling and cracking her whip, and driv-ing the pony crazy with her cries until we reached it! But the nearer weapproached to the bottom of the hill the wilder she became. JNTow sheactually danced on the little board with delight, now leaning over to get agood cut at the ponys tail with her whip while she whistled more fiercely Norway. 77 than ever and cried, Flue ! Gaae ! Reise / The poor little animal wasreeking with sweat, and it was a miracle that he did not drop down. By great good fortune, aided by my skill in driving, we made the turn, and in a few minutes were safely jogging along the level road. Quite bewild-ered I turned around to see what manner of being this girl was. And if shewasnt shaking her sides with laughter at the confusion and astonishmentshe had caused me.. CHRISTIANIA. In a little while the station house was in sight, and here I had to partwith my lively post girl. I gave her double the usual fee, at which shemade a very polite courtesy, gave me a hearty shake of the hand, and wishedme a pleasant journey. AFahm-house.—The stations along thecarriole routes are usually at somefarm-house, which looks more like a village than a country residence, becauseof the numerous sheds and out-houses huddled around it. There are cow-sheds, sheep-sheds, pig-styes, chicken-cribs, store-rooms and lodging-houses 78 Persons and Places in Europe. all huddled around the barn as though that was the centre of attraction. And when on top of all these, oats, weeds, flowers, moss or young trees are seen growing out of the sod roofs it looks as if the people had made up for the loss of the ground their buildings occupy by planting their gardens on the roofs of the houses. The family room of the place is usually large, as i

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