Historical Museum of the East I. 1891-1892. # 49715
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Eastern History Museum I. 1891-1892.
As you can see in the accompanying picture, there is no title page. Now let's describe the contents of the book in some detail.
The Emergency Lie. A story by Franch Eugen. - The Wagon Driver. A story by NK Lassen. - A new play. By an anonymous author. (A remarkable play. Set in Hell and Voltaire is the main character here. - You can rely on. A story after O. v. G. - A fragment from a book of prophecy. After EE This is an Icelandic story. The author is Eiríkur Eiríksson at Eiríksstaðir. - The adventures of the lækin from Austria. - Manhood. Translated. After Galtitzin the prince. - Thirty at the table. Short story. (Translated), - The Pearl. Short story. (Translated). - Children and adults. Short story after A. + B. This is an Icelandic story. - A battle. Description of small-town life in the West. - Now the old mother has finished her work. Short story after Hinrik Wranér. - A flower blooms. - The boy and the police chief. - The wolf and the lamb. After Ingvor Bondesen. - The minister. After Leijonkjöld Oxenstjerne. - The woman-hater. A story after Edvard Knutzen. - The Death of Earl Hákon. Poems after A. Ochlenschläger. - It happened! A policeman's story. Translated into English. - Gísli. From Grettisljóður Matthías Jochumsson. - A little something from Eirísbók. - The best treasure. After M. Wellner.
In addition to all this, there are various shorter stories, oddities, and entertainment.
André Courmont's bookmark adorns the book.
As you can see in the accompanying picture, there is no title page. Now let's describe the contents of the book in some detail.
The Emergency Lie. A story by Franch Eugen. - The Wagon Driver. A story by NK Lassen. - A new play. By an anonymous author. (A remarkable play. Set in Hell and Voltaire is the main character here. - You can rely on. A story after O. v. G. - A fragment from a book of prophecy. After EE This is an Icelandic story. The author is Eiríkur Eiríksson at Eiríksstaðir. - The adventures of the lækin from Austria. - Manhood. Translated. After Galtitzin the prince. - Thirty at the table. Short story. (Translated), - The Pearl. Short story. (Translated). - Children and adults. Short story after A. + B. This is an Icelandic story. - A battle. Description of small-town life in the West. - Now the old mother has finished her work. Short story after Hinrik Wranér. - A flower blooms. - The boy and the police chief. - The wolf and the lamb. After Ingvor Bondesen. - The minister. After Leijonkjöld Oxenstjerne. - The woman-hater. A story after Edvard Knutzen. - The Death of Earl Hákon. Poems after A. Ochlenschläger. - It happened! A policeman's story. Translated into English. - Gísli. From Grettisljóður Matthías Jochumsson. - A little something from Eirísbók. - The best treasure. After M. Wellner.
In addition to all this, there are various shorter stories, oddities, and entertainment.
André Courmont's bookmark adorns the book.