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very high and very wide mountain of buckwheatporridge,all of three miles thick,which visitors must eat their way through inorder to gain entrance.Then,however,they immediately find themselves in theaforementioned Luilekkerland,whose splendid riches,magnificence,and delightsmake it very well known and even renowned....  \nAll the houses there are normally roofed with delicious pancakes and custardtarts,the walls are made of pancakes with bacon,the beams of suckling pigs,the doors and windows of sugar cakes,and the doorposts and window frames ofvery spicy gingerbread nailed together with cloves.Around every house stands astrong fence woven of fried liverwurst,mettwurst,or other kinds of sausage.  \nAlso to be found in that country are a great many fine fountains spoutingmalmsey wine and all manner of sweet drinks,which flow by themselves into themouths of all who wish to partake of them.Meat pies grow there in the sameway as pine cones do in this country.  \nTarts grow there on the oak trees and pancakes grow on birches,and anyonewho's hungry,or just feels like it,can easily pluck them,for they hang low downin the trees.On the ash trees grow delicious pies.Sweet grapes may be pluckedfrom the hawthorn,and cooking pears also grow in plentiful supply:they arevery soft and extremely delicious,and when it snows in the winter they aresprinkled with sugar from the sky above.  \nMoreover,on the shores of the rivers there are willows on which white breadgrows in abundance,and the rivers beneath these trees flow with sweet milk.The white bread constantly falls into their currents,so that all may eat to theirhearts'content.There are also fish swimming in the water,all of which arewonderfully prepared:boiled,roasted,or grilled to perfection.And they swim soclose to the shore that they may be caught with one's hand.  \nChickens,geese,pigeons,snipe,and other fowl,all of them already roasted,flyjust as obligingly over the whole country.And those people who are famishedbut too lazy to catch them just have to open their mouths,and these roasted fowlfly right in by themselves....Pigs thrive to such an extent that they walk aroundin the fields already roasted,with a knife stuck in their back.If one feels liketaking a bite,one can straightaway slice off a piece of meat and stick the knifeback in again.And there are just as many gooseberries lying around on theground as stones....","cbCaik5b3EfEAtkw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik5b3EfEAtkw","pdf",1769758,44,"English","# Luilekkerland’s discovery and entrance\n## The edible landscape and architecture\n## Rivers, fountains, and prepared foods\n## Trees, fruit, fish, and roaming roasted animals","[{\"question\":\"What is Luilekkerland according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"Luilekkerland is a wondrous land of extraordinary abundance where pleasures and delights are everywhere, described with foods growing and flowing freely.\"},{\"question\":\"How do people enter Luilekkerland?\",\"answer\":\"Visitors must be fearless and 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