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VICTORIA.

"Now I have had the lamp lit and it is all much brighter. I have been lying in a trance and again been far away. Thank God, it was not so uncanny as before, I even heard a little music and above all it was not dark. I am so thankful. But now I have no more strength to write. Good-bye, my beloved...."

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The Works of KNUT HAMSUN Winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1920

HUNGER [Sult] Translated by George Egerton. With an introduction by Edwin Björkman.

GROWTH OF THE SOIL [Markens Gröde] Translated, with an essay on Hamsun, by W. W. Worster.

PAN Translated by W. W. Worster. With an introduction by Edwin Björkman.

SHALLOW SOIL [Ny Jord] Translated, with an introductory essay, by Carl Christian Hyllested.

DREAMERS [Sværmere] Translated by W. W. Worster.

WANDERERS [Under Høststjærnen and En Vandrer Spiller med Sordin.] Translated by W. W. Worster. With an introduction by Edwin Björkman.

VICTORIA Translated by A. G. Chater.

In preparation

CHILDREN OF THE TIME [Børn av Tiden.]

THE VILLAGE OF SEGELFOSS [Segelfoss By.]

ROSA

BENONI

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