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She
had
a
horse
of
her
own
that
she
had
bought
with
one
of
her
many
gold
pieces
the
day
she
came
home
to
Villa
Villekulla
.
She
had
always
longed
for
a
horse
,
and
now
here
he
was
,
living
on
the
porch
.
When
Pippi
wanted
to
drink
her
afternoon
coffee
there
,
she
simply
lifted
him
down
into
the
garden
.
Beside
Villa
Villekulla
was
another
garden
and
another
house
.
In
that
house
lived
a
father
and
mother
and
two
charming
children
,
a
boy
and
a
girl
.
The
boy
's
name
was
Tommy
and
the
girl
's
Annika
.
They
were
good
,
well
brought
up
,
and
obedient
children
.
Tommy
would
never
think
of
biting
his
nails
,
and
he
always
did
exactly
what
his
mother
told
him
to
do
.
Annika
never
fussed
when
she
did
n't
get
her
own
way
,
and
she
always
looked
pretty
in
her
little
well-ironed
cotton
dresses
;
she
took
the
greatest
care
not
to
get
than
dirty
.
Tommy
and
Annika
played
nicely
with
each
other
in
their
garden
,
but
they
had
often
wished
for
a
playmate
.
While
Pippi
was
still
sailing
on
the
ocean
with
her
father
,
they
often
used
to
hang
over
the
fence
and
say
to
each
other
,
"
Is
n't
it
silly
that
nobody
ever
moves
into
that
house
.
Somebody
ought
to
live
there
somebody
with
children
.
"
On
that
lovely
summer
evening
when
Pippi
for
the
first
time
stepped
over
the
threshold
of
Villa
Villekulla
,
Tommy
and
Annika
were
not
at
home
.
They
had
gone
to
visit
their
grandmother
for
a
week
;
and
so
they
had
no
idea
that
anybody
had
moved
into
the
house
next
door
.
On
the
first
day
after
they
came
home
again
they
stood
by
the
gate
,
looking
out
onto
the
street
,
and
even
then
they
did
n't
know
that
there
actually
was
a
playmate
so
near
.
Just
as
they
were
standing
there
considering
what
they
should
do
and
wondering
whether
anything
exciting
was
likely
to
happen
or
whether
it
was
going
to
be
one
of
those
dull
days
when
they
could
n't
think
of
anything
to
play
--
just
then
the
gate
of
Villa
Villekulla
opened
and
a
little
girl
stepped
out
.
She
was
the
most
remarkable
girl
Tommy
and
Annika
had
ever
seen
.
She
was
Miss
Pippi
Longstocking
out
for
her
morning
promenade
.
This
is
the
way
she
looked
:
Her
hair
,
the
color
of
a
carrot
,
was
braided
in
two
tight
braids
that
stuck
straight
out
.
Her
nose
was
the
shape
of
a
very
small
potato
and
was
dotted
all
over
with
freckles
.
It
must
be
admitted
that
the
mouth
under
this
nose
was
a
very
wide
one
,
with
strong
white
teeth
.
Her
dress
was
rather
unusual
.
Pippi
herself
had
made
it
.
She
had
meant
it
to
be
blue
,
but
there
was
n't
quite
enough
blue
cloth
,
so
Pippi
had
sewed
little
red
pieces
on
it
here
and
there
.
On
her
long
thin
legs
she
wore
a
pair
of
long
stockings
,
one
brown
and
the
other
black
,
and
she
had
on
a
pair
of
black
shoes
that
were
exactly
twice
as
long
as
her
feet
.
These
shoes
her
father
had
bought
for
her
in
South
America
so
that
Pippi
would
have
some-thing
to
grow
into
,
and
she
never
wanted
to
wear
any
others
.
But
the
thing
that
made
Tommy
and
Annika
open
their
eyes
widest
of
all
were
the
monkey
sitting
on
the
strange
girl
's
shoulder
.
It
was
a
little
monkey
,
dressed
in
blue
pants
,
yellow
jacket
,
and
a
white
straw
hat
.
Pippi
walked
along
the
street
with
one
foot
on
the
sidewalk
and
the
other
in
the
gutter
.
Tommy
and
Annika
watched
as
long
as
they
could
see
her
.
In
a
little
while
she
came
back
,
and
now
she
was
walking
backward
.
That
was
because
she
did
n't
want
to
turn
around
to
get
home
.
When
she
reached
Tommy
's
and
Annika
's
gate
she
stopped
.
The
children
looked
at
each
other
in
silence
.
At
last
Tommy
spoke
.
"
Why
did
you
walk
backward
?
"
"
Why
did
I
walk
backwards
?
"
said
Pippi
.
"
Is
n't
this
a
free
country
?
Ca
n't
a
person
walk
any
way
she
wants
to
?
For
that
matter
,
let
me
tell
you
that
in
Egypt
everybody
walks
that
way
,
and
nobody
thinks
it
's
the
least
bit
strange
.
"
