Deviation Actions
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"Pippi had to stop to get her breath. And the teacher, who had now begun to
think that Pippi was an unruly and troublesome child, decided that the class
should have drawing for a while. Surely Pippi could sit still and be quiet and
draw, thought the teacher. She took out paper and pencils and passed them out
to the children.
'Now you may draw whatever you wish,' she said and sat down at her desk
and began to correct homework. In a little while she looked up to see how the
drawing was going. All the children sat looking at Pippi, who lay flat on the
floor, drawing to her heart's content.
'But, Pippi,' said the teacher impatiently, 'why in the world aren't you drawing
on your paper!'
'I filled that long ago. There isn't room enough for my whole horse on that little
snip of a paper,' said Pippi. 'Just now I'm working on his front legs, but when I
get to his tail I guess I'll have to go out in the hall.'"