Als Michel den Kopf in die Suppenschüssel steckte (German)
"You don't think up nonsense. It becomes nonsense all by itself," as Michel explains so wisely to his little sister Ida. And that's exactly how it was when he got his head stuck in the soup bowl! And that's all he wanted lick the last drop of the delicious meat soup and off we went to the doctor in Mariannelund.Translator: Karl Kurt Peters"
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