Top-of-the-World Stories for Boys and Girls. Anonymous

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Poulsson.

       Boston, Ma

LIST OF STORIESTable of Contents
Page
Knut Spelevink 11
The Princess Lindagull 39
Chapter I. The Palace of Shah Nadir 39
Chapter II. The Arena 48
Chapter III. The Captivity 58
Chapter IV. The Release 72
Sikku and the Trolls 86
Sampo Lappelil 105
A Legend of Mercy 130
Anton's Errand, or The Boy Who Made Friends by the Way 138
The Forest Witch 175
The Testing of the Two Knights 185
ILLUSTRATIONSTable of Contents
It was a life-and-death race (Page 126) Frontispiece
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"Good-day, Knut Spelevink," said the Snow King 24
The pine-tree raised itself high in air 32
Since Shah Nadir could refuse her nothing, he granted her request 46
In the Lapp tent 60
Lindagull stepped forth in the clear day 70
Out of the mist arose a slender figure 80
"Oh, ho!" exclaimed Sikku, recognizing her as the troll woman 90
Sampo was left lying in a snow-drift 114
On the back of the reindeer with golden horns 126
There stood the wolf and the bear 136
The lizard lay perfectly still, listening 146
"Turn back, turn back," said the dove 158
The Mayor was overwhelmed with wonder 172
Nina stood with arms around her little brother 178
Klaus brought forth his only treasure 196

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      Knut was a poor orphan boy who lived with his grandmother at Perlebank in a little hut on the shore.

      He had a shirt, a jacket, a pair of trousers and a cap; and what more does one need in summer? In winter he had woolen stockings and birch-bark shoes. That wasn't so little, after all. He was cheerful—always happy indeed, though always hungry. It is a great art to know how to be happy and hungry at the same time!

      His good grandmother was so poor that she seldom had enough food for the boy to eat all he wanted. She spun woolen yarn and sent Knut with it to Mr. Peterman's grand estate, The Ridge,

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