Fiction · 1883
The Princess and Curdie
The Princess and Curdie, first published in 1883, has been pulled into the Bibliomancer archive: the complete text, carefully cleaned and typeset, free to read online. Its editorial introduction is still being prepared.
Contents
- Chapter 1 — The Mountain
- Chapter 2 — The White Pigeon
- Chapter 3 — The Mistress of the Silver Moon
- Chapter 4 — Curdie’s Father and Mother
- Chapter 5 — The Miners
- Chapter 6 — The Emerald
- Chapter 7 — What Is in a Name?
- Chapter 8 — Curdie’s Mission
- Chapter 9 — Hands
- Chapter 10 — The Heath
- Chapter 11 — Lina
- Chapter 12 — More Creatures
- Chapter 13 — The Baker’s Wife
- Chapter 14 — The Dogs of Gwyntystorm
- Chapter 15 — Derba and Barbara
- Chapter 16 — The Mattock
- Chapter 17 — The Wine Cellar
- Chapter 18 — The King’s Kitchen
- Chapter 19 — The King’s Chamber
- Chapter 20 — Counterplotting
- Chapter 21 — The Loaf
- Chapter 22 — The Lord Chamberlain
- Chapter 23 — Dr Kelman
- Chapter 24 — The Prophecy
- Chapter 25 — The Avengers
- Chapter 26 — The Vengeance
- Chapter 27 — More Vengeance
- Chapter 28 — The Preacher
- Chapter 29 — Barbara
- Chapter 30 — Peter
- Chapter 31 — The Sacrifice
- Chapter 32 — The King’s Army
- Chapter 33 — The Battle
- Chapter 34 — Judgement
- Chapter 35 — The End
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