Zacharias Papantoniou,
The High Mountains — The Children Become Forest Rangers
“ We have our whistles, our sticks and our bags. We can go to the Small Village and to Petra and to the woodcutters.—That would be good work, said the forest ranger.—And we will stand guard, said Andreas. Don't see us as children; we are twenty-six.The forest ranger looked at the children curiously. He saw they were suntanned; they appeared courageous. Andreas seemed to know how to lead. ”
