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Greetings!

These first and easy readers written in Dwergan were commissioned from L.E.A.F. Ministries by a mage called V, illustrated by Lulu Baxt, and translated by Gorstag Tessele.

The purpose of these books is to help people to learn to read Dwergan.

Book 1

P. 1
*A drawing showing the ground and the sky.*
Grurn veld.
Blorm odhar.

P. 2
*A drawing showing a tree with a red bird.*
Slataul beum.
Rodh eoin.

P. 3
*A drawing showing a house with a mouse beside it.*
Michhaut.
Klein luch.

Book 2

P. 1
*A drawing of the sun.*
Teoth szonne.

P. 2
*A drawing of a snowy landscape.*
Fuor snea.

P. 3
*A drawing showing streaks of line representing moving air.*
Goth seidoch.

P. 4
*A drawing representing a flowing stream.*
Usga roisoch.

Book 3

P. 1
*A drawing of a boy digging in the dirt.*
Laddie ruamhoch ain salach.

P. 2
*A drawing of a girl digging in the dirt with the boy.*
Lassie ruamhoch ain salach.

P. 3
*A drawing of a dog digging in the dirt with the two children.*
Treanfaoil ruamhoch ain salach.

P. 4
*A drawing of the two children and the dog looking alarmed as a skeleton rises from the ground before them.*
Siad ruamhoch versanae!

P. 5
*A drawing of an adult male fighting the skeleton with a short sword which is obviously loosing.*
Siadvadeugh mabtoch versanae.

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