Klara Stroebe - The Norwegian Fairy Book

Name: The Norwegian Fairy Book
Author: Klara Stroebe

You can listen here for free The Norwegian Fairy Book. Genre: Culture & Heritage Fiction, Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales, Sagas, . You can also listen to the full version (full text) online without registration and SMS on the site Audiobook-mp3.com or read the summary, preface (abstract), description and read reviews (comments) about the work.

Author: Klara Stroebe

Genres: Culture & Heritage Fiction, Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales, Sagas,

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PrefacePer GyntThe Isle of UdröstThe Three LemonsThe Neighbor UndergroundThe Secret ChurchThe ComradeAspenclogThe Troll WeddingThe Hat of the HuldresThe Child of MaryStorm MagicThe Four-shilling PieceThe Magic ApplesSelf Did ItThe Master GirlAnent the Giant Who Did Not Have His Heart About HimThe Three Princesses in WhitelandTrouble and CareKari WoodencoatOla StorbaekkjenThe Cat Who Could Eat So MuchEast of the Sun and West of the MoonMurmur Goose-eggThe Troll-WifeThe King’s HaresHelge-Hal in the Blue HillThe Lord of the Hill and John BlessomThe Young Fellow and the DevilFarther South Than South, and Farther North Than North, and in the Great Hill of GoldLucky AndrewThe Pastor and the SextonThe Skipper and Sir UrianThe Youth Who Was to Serve Three Years Without PayThe Youth Who Wanted to Win the Daughter of the Mother in the CornerThe Chronicle of the PancakeSoria-Moria CastleThe Player on the Jew’s-harp

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These Norwegian tales of elemental mountain, forest and sea spirits, have been handed down by hinds and huntsmen, wood choppers and fisher folk. They are men who led a hard and lonely life amid primitive surroundings. The Norwegian Fairy Book has an appeal for one and all, since it is a book in which the mirror of fairy-tale reflects human yearnings and aspirations, human loves, ambitions and disillusionments, in an imaginatively glamored, yet not distorted form. [from the book's preface]