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Why did Heidi save the white rolls in her wardrobe?
Answer: For Peter's grandmother
Why: Heidi's hoard grew by two a day, one from the midday table and one from supper, and she never ate a single one herself.
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What does Heidi hide in her wardrobe in Frankfurt?
Answer: White bread rolls
Why: Heidi pocketed the white roll from her dinner and supper plates for Peter's blind grandmother; Clara later packed twelve fresh ones for her to take home.
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What mountain animal does Peter threaten to beat?
Answer: Distelfink the goat
Why: Distelfink is the German name for the goldfinch; Heidi bought the little goat off Peter's rod with her daily share of cheese and bread.
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Why did Heidi choose to sleep in the hay loft?
Answer: To see the valley
Why: Heidi heaped hay at one end of her bed as a pillow and placed it so she could look out of the round window from bed.
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How did Heidi react to her new hay loft bed?
Answer: She was delighted
Why: Heidi built it herself, heaping hay into a pillow that faced the round window, and her grandfather threw a heavy linen sack over it as a blanket.
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How long did Johanna Spyri take to write the first Heidi book?
Answer: Four weeks
Why: Spyri was 52 when she wrote it, and Perthes of Gotha had it in shops before Christmas 1879, even though the title page reads 1880.