
Isul's first errand
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Isul goes to buy milk as her first errand since she was born.
The mother, waiting for Isul, who experiences various things on the way, is so proud of her success that her mouth is wide open.
The mother, waiting for Isul, who experiences various things on the way, is so proud of her success that her mouth is wide open.
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'Oh my, little guest!'
I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear she had been holding back.
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear she had been holding back.
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
--- p.24, --- pp.31
Oh my, I'm sorry I didn't recognize you, little guest.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear that she had been holding back...
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
Oh my, I'm sorry I didn't recognize you, little guest.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear that she had been holding back...
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear that she had been holding back...
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
Oh my, I'm sorry I didn't recognize you, little guest.
The lady apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and she shed a tear that she had been holding back...
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby.
--- p.
One day, my mother said,
Isul, can you run errands by yourself? Or by me? Isul was startled.
Until now, Isul has never been outside alone.
I need some milk, but Mom's so busy. Did you run some errands? Okay, I'll do that.
I'm five years old now.
Isul made two promises to her mother.
Be careful driving.
Don't forget your change.
Isul received two 500 won coins from her mother and left the house holding them tightly in her hand.
As Isul was walking along singing a song, a bicycle came up in front of her, ringing its bell.
One day, my mother said,
Isul, can you run errands by yourself? Or by me? Isul was startled.
Until now, Isul has never been outside alone.
I need some milk, but Mom's so busy. Did you run some errands? Okay, I'll do that.
I'm five years old now.
Isul made two promises to her mother.
Be careful driving.
Don't forget your change.
Isul received two 500 won coins from her mother and left the house holding them tightly in her hand.
As Isul was walking along singing a song, a bicycle came up in front of her, ringing its bell.
Isul, can you run errands by yourself? Or by me? Isul was startled.
Until now, Isul has never been outside alone.
I need some milk, but Mom's so busy. Did you run some errands? Okay, I'll do that.
I'm five years old now.
Isul made two promises to her mother.
Be careful driving.
Don't forget your change.
Isul received two 500 won coins from her mother and left the house holding them tightly in her hand.
As Isul was walking along singing a song, a bicycle came up in front of her, ringing its bell.
One day, my mother said,
Isul, can you run errands by yourself? Or by me? Isul was startled.
Until now, Isul has never been outside alone.
I need some milk, but Mom's so busy. Did you run some errands? Okay, I'll do that.
I'm five years old now.
Isul made two promises to her mother.
Be careful driving.
Don't forget your change.
Isul received two 500 won coins from her mother and left the house holding them tightly in her hand.
As Isul was walking along singing a song, a bicycle came up in front of her, ringing its bell.
--- pp.
3-6
3-6
Finally, Isul was left alone in the store. "Give me some milk!" A loud voice suddenly burst out, startling even me.
The eyes of the shopkeeper and Isul met. My heart was pounding, and I could feel my eyes blinking. 'Oh my, little customer! I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.' The shopkeeper apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and shed a tear she had been holding back. ---p22-24
"Wait a minute, wait a minute, dear," the woman said, panting as she followed. "Here's your change, little girl. Here, a hundred-won note. Hold on tight and give it to your mother." The woman gave her the change. ---p28
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby. ---p31 Finally, Isul was left alone in the store. "Give me some milk!" A loud voice suddenly burst out, startling even me.
The eyes of the shopkeeper and Isul met. My heart was pounding, and I could feel my eyes blinking. 'Oh my, little customer! I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.' The shopkeeper apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and shed a tear she had been holding back. ---p22-24
"Wait a minute, wait a minute, dear," the woman said, panting as she followed. "Here's your change, little girl. Here, a hundred-won note. Hold on tight and give it to your mother." The woman gave her the change. ---p28
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby. ---p31
The eyes of the shopkeeper and Isul met. My heart was pounding, and I could feel my eyes blinking. 'Oh my, little customer! I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.' The shopkeeper apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and shed a tear she had been holding back. ---p22-24
"Wait a minute, wait a minute, dear," the woman said, panting as she followed. "Here's your change, little girl. Here, a hundred-won note. Hold on tight and give it to your mother." The woman gave her the change. ---p28
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby. ---p31 Finally, Isul was left alone in the store. "Give me some milk!" A loud voice suddenly burst out, startling even me.
The eyes of the shopkeeper and Isul met. My heart was pounding, and I could feel my eyes blinking. 'Oh my, little customer! I'm sorry I didn't recognize you.' The shopkeeper apologized several times.
Isul suddenly felt relieved and shed a tear she had been holding back. ---p22-24
"Wait a minute, wait a minute, dear," the woman said, panting as she followed. "Here's your change, little girl. Here, a hundred-won note. Hold on tight and give it to your mother." The woman gave her the change. ---p28
At the bottom of the hill, a mother was waiting, waving and holding her baby. ---p31
--- p.22-31
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: March 1, 1991
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Pages, weight, size: 31 pages | 400g | 267*195*10mm
- ISBN13: 9788970940069
- ISBN10: 8970940065
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