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Preface.
01. What the Moon Saw
01-0. Introduction.
01-1. First Evening.
01-2. Second Evening.
01-3. Third Evening.
01-4. Fourth Evening.
01-5. Fifth Evening.
01-6. Sixth Evening.
01-7. Seventh Evening.
01-8. Eighth Evening.
01-9. Ninth Evening.
01-10. Tenth Evening.
01-11. Eleventh Evening.
01-12. Twelfth Evening.
01-13. Thirteenth Evening.
01-14. Fourteenth Evening.
01-15. Fifteenth Evening.
01-16. Sixteenth Evening.
01-17. Seventeenth Evening.
01-18. Eighteenth Evening.
01-19. Nineteenth Evening.
01-20. Twentieth Evening.
01-21. Twenty-First Evening.
01-22. Twenty-Second Evening.
01-23. Twenty-Third Evening.
01-24. Twenty-Fourth Evening.
01-25. Twenty-Fifth Evening.
01-26. Twenty-Sixth Evening.
01-27. Twenty-Seventh Evening.
01-28. Twenty-Eighth Evening.
01-29. Twenty-Ninth Evening.
01-30. Thirtieth Evening.
01-31. Thirty-First Evening.
01-32. Thirty-Second Evening.
02. The Story of the Year
03. She was Good for Nothing
04. "There is a Difference"
05. Everything in its Right Place
06. The Goblin and the Huckster
07. In a Thousand Years
08. The Bond of Friendship
09. Jack the Dullard. An Old Story told Anew
10. Something
11. Under the Willow Tree
12. The Beetle
13. What the Old Man does is always Right
14. The Wind tells about Waldemar Daa and his Daughters
15. Ib and Christine
16. Ole the Tower-Keeper
17. The Bottle-Neck
18. Good Humour
19. A Leaf from the Sky
20. The Dumb Book
21. The Jewish Girl
22. The Thorny Road of Honour
23. The Old Gravestone
24. The Old Bachelor's Nightcap
25. The Marsh King's Daughter
26. The Last Dream of the Old Oak Tree : A Christmas Tale
27. The Bell-Deep
28. The Puppet Showman
29. The Pigs
30. Anne Lisbeth
31. Charming
32. In the Duck-Yard
33. The Girl who Trod on the Loaf
34. A Story from the Sand-Dunes
35. The Bishop of Borglum and his Warriors
36. The Snow Man
37. Two Maidens
38. The Farmyard Cock and the Weathercock
39. The Pen and Inkstand
40. The Child in the Grave
41. Soup on a Sausage-Peg
42. The Stone of the Wise Men
43. The Butterfly
44. In the Uttermost Parts of the Sea
45. The Ph©«nix Bird
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