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I'm your host, Andrew. I'm here to help calm your mind and send you into a peaceful night's sleep.

Tonight, I'll be reading chapters 13 and 14 of Heidi by Joanna Speary.

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Chapter 13. Up the Alp on a summer evening.

Mr. Seasman, going upstairs in great agitation, knocked at the housekeeper's door. He asked her to hurry for preparations for a journey had to be made.

Miss Rottenmeer obeyed the summons with the greatest indignation, for it was only half past four in the morning.

She dressed in haste, though with great difficulty, being nervous and excited.

All the other servants were summoned likewise, and one and all thought that the master of the house had been seized by the ghost, and that he was ringing for help.

When they had all come down with terrified looks, they were most surprised to see Mr. Seasman fresh and cheerful, giving orders.

John was sent to get the horses ready, and Tinect was told to prepare Heidi for her departure, while Sebastian was commissioned to fetch Heidi's aunt.

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