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table of contents
  1. Title Page
  2. Imprint
  3. I: Why the Princess Has a Story About Her
  4. II: The Princess Loses Herself
  5. III: The Princess and⁠—We Shall See Who
  6. IV: What the Nurse Thought of It
  7. V: The Princess Lets Well Alone
  8. VI: The Little Miner
  9. VII: The Mines
  10. VIII: The Goblins
  11. IX: The Hall of the Goblin Palace
  12. X: The Princess’s King-Papa
  13. XI: The Old Lady’s Bedroom
  14. XII: A Short Chapter About Curdie
  15. XIII: The Cobs’ Creatures
  16. XIV: That Night Week
  17. XV: Woven and Then Spun
  18. XVI: The Ring
  19. XVII: Springtime
  20. XVIII: Curdie’s Clue
  21. XIX: Goblin Counsels
  22. XX: Irene’s Clue
  23. XXI: The Escape
  24. XXII: The Old Lady and Curdie
  25. XXIII: Curdie and His Mother
  26. XXIV: Irene Behaves Like a Princess
  27. XXV: Curdie Comes to Grief
  28. XXVI: The Goblin-Miners
  29. XXVII: The Goblins in the King’s House
  30. XXVIII: Curdie’s Guide
  31. XXIX: Masonwork
  32. XXX: The King and the Kiss
  33. XXXI: The Subterranean Waters
  34. XXXII: The Last Chapter
  35. Colophon
  36. Uncopyright

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