You will be surprised to learn in how many ways the life of our little Swedish cousin is similar to that of American children. But she is such a very hospitable and polite little maid, I am sure she will give you a hearty welcome if you visit her and see her for yourself at work and at play.
Contents
 | | CHAPTER | PAGE | | I. | The Skating Carnival | [1] | | II. | The Knitting Lesson | [14] | | III. | Yule-tide | [29] | | IV. | At Grandmother's | [45] | | V. | Midsummer's Eve | [57] | | VI. | A Visit to Skansen | [68] | | VII. | Through the Göta Canal | [80] | | VIII. | The Name-day | [93] |
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List of Illustrations
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| Sigrid | [Frontispiece] |
| Brita and Her Foot-pusher | [6] |
| "A sheaf of grain is fastened up in the yard of every country home" | [38] |
| Baking Rye Bread at Grandmother's | [52] |
| "In a twinkling, the children . . . were dancing around the pole" | [62] |
| The Göta Canal | [86] |