The Norwegian Fairy Book - Klara Stroebe

Frederick H. Martens.

CHAPTER		PAGE
I	Per Gynt	[1]
II	The Isle of Udröst	[9]
III	The Three Lemons	[16]
IV	The Neighbor Underground	[23]
V	The Secret Church	[26]
VI	The Comrade	[30]
VII	Aspenclog	[48]
VIII	The Troll Wedding	[51]
IX	The Hat of the Huldres	[54]
X	The Child of Mary	[56]
XI	Storm Magic	[62]
XII	The Four-shilling Piece	[69]
XIII	The Magic Apples	[76]
XIV	Self Did It	[81]
XV	The Master Girl	[83]
XVI	Anent the Giant Who Did Not Have His Heart About Him	[101]
XVII	The Three Princesses in Whiteland	[110]
XVIII	Trouble and Care	[118]
XIX	Kari Woodencoat	[136]
XX	Ola Storbaekkjen	[152]
XXI	The Cat Who Could Eat So Much	[155]
XXII	East of the Sun and West of the Moon	[165]
XXIII	Murmur Goose-egg	[181]
XXIV	The Troll-Wife	[197]
XXV	The King’s Hares	[202]
XXVI	Helge-Hal in the Blue Hill	[213]
XXVII	The Lord of the Hill and John Blessom	[224]
XXVIII	The Young Fellow and the Devil	[227]
XXIX	Farther South Than South, and Farther North Than North, and in the Great Hill of Gold	[229]
XXX	Lucky Andrew	[236]
XXXI	The Pastor and the Sexton	[244]
XXXII	The Skipper and Sir Urian	[247]
XXXIII	The Youth Who Was to Serve Three Years Without Pay	[250]
XXXIV	The Youth Who Wanted to Win the Daughter of the Mother in the Corner	[265]
XXXV	The Chronicle of the Pancake	[274]
XXXVI	Soria-Moria Castle	[279]
XXXVII	The Player on the Jew’s-harp	[293]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

“An Old Woman Came Limping Along, and Asked Him What He Had in His Knapsack”	[Frontispiece]
	FACING PAGE
“And So He Saw the Lovely Maiden Who Was Seated Among Its Branches”	[58]
“They At Last Reached the Lake”	[108]
“There Murmur Jumped from One Mountain-top to Another”	[188]
“The King Reckoned and Added Them Up, and Counted with His Fingers”	[206]
“‘Hey There!’ The Woman Was After It with the Pan in One Hand, and the Spoon in the Other”	[274]