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Index
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
Dedication
Chapter the First: In Which the Boyish Girl Digs up Her Turnips
Chapter the Second: Wherein the Pockmarked Swineherd Curls His Lip
Chapter the Third: Pertaining to the Unwrapping of a Stinky Cheese
Chapter the Fourth: Relating Chiefly to a Slip of Half Paffage
Chapter the Fifth: In Which the Pebble-mouthed Man Apologizes
Chapter the Sixth: In Which the Pebble-mouthed Man Is Sorrier Still
Chapter the Seventh: Of a Piping and a Murmuring
Chapter the Eighth: In Which Some Fish Slip from a Basket
Chapter the Ninth: Revealing the Contents of a Forbidden Notebook
Chapter the Tenth: Describing the "Plipp"ing of Stones
Chapter the Eleventh: In Which a Beggar at the Gate Becomes an Apple-picker
Chapter the Twelfth: Wherein the Apple-faced Woman Jabs the Despairing Girl
Chapter the Thirteenth: Describing a Descent
Chapter the Fourteenth: In Which a Stone Stands in Place of a Fish
Chapter the Fifteenth: In Which There Is Some Squishing, and the Squeamish Reader Is Advised to Look Away
Chapter the Sixteenth: Wherein Our Hero Learns Her "Krow"
Chapter the Seventeenth: In Which Our Hero Remembers She Cannot Swim
Chapter the Eighteenth: In Which Our Hero Dies
Chapter the Nineteenth: In Which Our Hero Is a Clay Pot
Chapter the Twentieth: Wherein Something Giggles and Something "Gmmm"s
Chapter the Twenty-first: In Which a Man Leads a Sweaty Ox to Market
Chapter the Twenty-second: Wherein Three Rounded Spoonfuls of Bilberry Jam Are Soft and Trembly
Chapter the Twenty-third: Wherein the Moon-cheeked Boy Does Not Open His Door
Chapter the Twenty-fourth: In Which a Plan Is Hatched in a Nest
Chapter the Twenty-fifth: In Which the Swineherd Returns
Chapter the Twenty-sixth: In Which a Boy Examines the Silver on a Plum
Chapter the Twenty-seventh: In Which a Boy Is Flying. Then Not Flying
Chapter the Twenty-eighth: In Which What Is and What Was Meant to Be Are Examined
Chapter the Twenty-ninth: Pertaining to the Recognition of Night and Day
Chapter the Thirtieth: In Which a Story Is Told and Retold
Chapter the Thirty-first: Relating to the Significance of a Potato
Chapter the Thirty-second: In Which a Thread Is Unwound
Chapter the Thirty-third: In Which a Pocket Has No Pastries
Chapter the Thirty-fourth: Wherein No One Is Fished from the Sea
Chapter the Last: In Which Our Tale Ends
Epilogue: Ni Hcihw Eht Dlo Namow, Ohw Si Lla Enola, Skaeps Ot Eht Tac, Sa Si Reh Tnow
Acknowledgments
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