The Princess and the Goblin

George MacDonald

Blackie & Son, 1888 - Adventure stories - 345 pages

Living in a country where hideous spiteful goblins inhabit the dark caverns below the mines, little Princess Irene and Curdie, the son of a miner, have many adventures.

Contents

• CHAP PAGE I WHY THE PRINCESS HAS A STORY ABOUT HER: 1
• THE PRINCESS LOSES HERSELF: 7
• THE PRINCESS AND WE SHALL SEE WHO: 13
• WHAT THE NURSE THOUGHT OF IT: 25
• THE PRINCESS LETS WELL ALONE: 32
• THE LITTLE MINER: 38
• THE MINES: 59
• THE GOBLINS: 67
• THE HALL OF THE GOBLIN PALACE: 82
• THE PRINCESSS KINGPAPA: 97
• THE OLD LADYS BEDROOM: 107
• A SHORT CHAPTER ABOUT CURDIE: 122
• THE COBS CREATURES: 126
• THAT NIGHT WEEK: 135
• WOVEN AND THEN SPUN: 143
• THE RING: 161
• SPRINGTIME: 165
• CURDIES CLUE: 171
• GOBLIN COUNSELS: 187
• IRENES CLUE: 196
• THE ESCAPE: 205
• THE OLD LADY AND CURDIE: 225
• CURDIE AND HIS MOTHER: 237
• IRENE BEHAVES LIKE A PRINCESS: 253
• THE GOBLINMINERS: 266
• CURDIES GUIDE: 283
• THE KING AND THE KISS: 295
• THE LAST CHAPTER: 311

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Princess and the Goblin; Looking Glass Library; Opie collection of children's literature ; 035:077
• Author: George MacDonald
• Publisher: Blackie & Son, 1888
• Original from: Oxford University
• Digitized: Oct 3, 2008
• ISBN: 1612983707, 9781612983707
• Length: 345 pages