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    <subfield code="a">Auf dem Johannesplan -- Traumfriedes Abschied -- Die Gr&#xFC;nm&#xFC;tzen von Feldburg -- Ein b&#xF6;ser Tag -- Heine Peterles Brief -- Eine Stadtfahrt -- Verkehrte Gedanken -- Das Abenteuer im Schlo&#xDF; -- Der kleine Teufel hilft Fr&#xE4;ulein Wunderlich &#xFC;ber die Dornenhecke -- Allerlei Geschenke, und was aus ihnen wird -- Die Denkmalsbuben von Schwipperlingen -- Sommerferienlust -- Im Zirkus.</subfield>
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    <subfield code="a">"Die Oberheudorfer in der Stadt" by Josephine Siebe is a collection of cheerful stories written in the late 19th century. The narrative revolves around the adventures and experiences of children from Oberheudorf as they adapt to life in a new town, with particular focus on a boy named Friede Heller who moves to the city to attend a gymnasium.   The opening of the story introduces three children &#x2013; Marianne, Ulrich, and Jobst &#x2013; who eagerly await the arrival of Friede, a boy from their village who is to stay with Mr. Wunderlich after moving to the city. The children discuss their excitement and curiosity about Friede, whom they believe will bring laughter and perhaps a few troubles from his village into their lives. Meanwhile, Friede is seen leaving Oberheudorf, bidding farewell to his friends as he embarks on this new chapter filled with both hopeful expectations and the nervousness of change. As he arrives in the bustling city, he soon faces the challenges of fitting into a new environment, marked by playful teasing from his new peers, setting the stage for the stories that will unfold throughout the book. (This is an automatically generated summary.)</subfield>
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