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"Will you make me some rolls, Katrina?" asked Jan one day. "Bram and I / are going out in the meadow. Mother said we could stay until it is time / to bring the cows home."
"But I have no meal," said Katrina.
"I will go over to Mynheer Van's windmill. I will bring you some meal," / said Jan. So Jan ran to the windmill and brought home the meal.
Katrina made him some rolls. She made him a cake too. She put little / seeds in the cake. It was very good.
Then she got a pat of butter and a slice of cheese. She put the rolls, / cake, butter, and cheese in a basket. She spread a clean napkin over / the top.
"Here is your lunch, Jan," she called. "There is enough for Bram, too."
"You are a good little sister, Katrina. Thank you very much," said Jan. / Then he and Bram went away to the meadow to stay until sunset.