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- Translated transcription: After that they meet daily. The mermaid children and the children from the farm become good friends. The mermaids never tire of caressing little Vébjörg. They teach her to swim and to travel about as unworried in the salty sea as along her own stretch of beach.
To begin with Haraldr is somewhat jealous of them, taking his playmate from him; but soon he joins them as well, and their play in the clear green waves is nothing but pure harmony.
So many beautiful things the small mermaids bring to play with, unique and wonderful, things the children never saw in the forest or in the uncle’s green fields. But the children bring the most beautiful wildflowers of the meadows.
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