The Sand-Hills of JutlandHANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN,Mrs. (Anna S.) Bushby translationChapter navigation22 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterSAND-HILLS OF JUTLAND.HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN,THE BARON CHARLES JOACHIM HAMBRO,Introductory materialThe Mud-king's Daughter.The Quickest Runners.The Bell's Hollow.Soup made of a Sausage-stick.The Neck of a Bottle.The Old Bachelor's Nightcap.Something.A CHRISTMAS TALE.The Wind relates the Story of Waldemar Daae and his Daughters.The Girl who Trod upon Bread.Olé, the Watchman of the Tower.Anne Lisbeth; or, The Apparition of the Beach.Children's Prattle.A Row of Pearls.The Pen and the Inkstand.The Child in the Grave.Charming.Previous chapter ←SAND-HILLS OF JUTLAND.Next chapter →THE BARON CHARLES JOACHIM HAMBRO,All chapters and sections (22)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsSAND-HILLS OF JUTLAND.HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN,THE BARON CHARLES JOACHIM HAMBRO,Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsThe Mud-king's Daughter.The Quickest Runners.The Bell's Hollow.Soup made of a Sausage-stick.The Neck of a Bottle.The Old Bachelor's Nightcap.Something.A CHRISTMAS TALE.The Wind relates the Story of Waldemar Daae and his Daughters.The Girl who Trod upon Bread.Olé, the Watchman of the Tower.Anne Lisbeth; or, The Apparition of the Beach.Children's Prattle.A Row of Pearls.The Pen and the Inkstand.The Child in the Grave.Charming.AUTHOR OF "THE IMPROVISATORE," ETC.TRANSLATED BY MRS. BUSHBY.SealLONDON:RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.1860.The Following TalesARE DEDICATED,WITH THE HIGHEST SENTIMENTS OFESTEEM AND REGARD,TO← SAND-HILLS OF JUTLAND.THE BARON CHARLES JOACHIM HAMBRO, →
