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J. A. Lees. Three in Norway, by Two of Them
Three in Norway, by Two of Them
Table of Contents
MAP
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
GEOGRAPHY
LANGUAGES
MATHEMATICS
EXTRA SUBJECTS
THREE IN NORWAY
CHAPTER I. THE VOYAGE
July 8.—
July 9.—
July 10.—
CHAPTER II. CHRISTIANIA
Sunday, July 11.—
July 12.—
CHAPTER III. BY RAIL AND LAKE
July 13.—
CHAPTER IV. BY ROAD
July 14.—
CHAPTER V. THE FIRST CAMP
July 15.—
July 16.—
July 17.—
Sunday, July 18.—
CHAPTER VI. MISERY
July 19.—
July 20.—
July 21.—
CHAPTER VII. HAPPINESS
July 22.—
July 23.—
CHAPTER VIII. FLY SÆTER
July 24.—
CHAPTER IX. SIKKILDAL
Sunday, July 25.—
July 26.—
July 27.—
CHAPTER X. BESSE SÆTER
July 28.—
July 29.—
July 30.—
CHAPTER XI. GJENDIN
July 31.—
Sunday, August 1.—
CHAPTER XII. THE CAMP
August 2.—
August 3.—
August 4.—
CHAPTER XIII. GJENDESHEIM
August 5.—
August 6.—
CHAPTER XIV. JOHN
August 7.—
Sunday, August 8.—
CHAPTER XV. BACK TO CAMP
August 9.—
August 10.—
CHAPTER XVI. TROUT
August 11.—
CHAPTER XVII. REINDEER
August 12.—
August 13.—
CHAPTER XVIII. SUCCESS AT LAST
August 14.—
CHAPTER XIX. GJENDEBODEN
Sunday, August 15.—
August 16.—
CHAPTER XX. A FORMAL CALL
August 17.—
August 18.—
August 19.—
CHAPTER XXI. FISHING
August 20.—
August 21.—
CHAPTER XXII. MEMURUDALEN
Sunday, August 22.—
August 23.—
CHAPTER XXIII. A PICNIC
August 24.—
August 25.—
CHAPTER XXIV. THE SKIPPER’S RETURN
August 26.—
August 27.—
CHAPTER XXV. THE GJENDE FLY
August 28.—
Sunday, August 29.—
August 30.—
CHAPTER XXVI. DISASTER
August 31.—
September 1.—
September 2.—
CHAPTER XXVII. A CHANGE
September 3.—
September 4.—
CHAPTER XXVIII. RAPID-RUNNING
Sunday, September 5.—
September 6.—
September 7.—
CHAPTER XXIX. RUS VAND
September 8.—
September 9.—
CHAPTER XXX. LUCK
September 10.—
September 11.—
CHAPTER XXXI. NOT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE
September 12.—
September 13.—
September 14.—
September 15.—
CHAPTER XXXII. A LAST STALK
September 16.—
CHAPTER XXXIII. HOMEWARD BOUND
September 17.—
September 18.—
CHAPTER XXXIV. BJÖLSTAD
Sunday, September 19.—
September 20.—
CHAPTER XXXV. DOWN TO CHRISTIANIA
September 21.—
September 22.—
September 23.—
CHAPTER XXXVI. HOME AGAIN
September 24.—
September 25.—
September 26.—
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Walter J. Clutterbuck, J. A. Lees
Published by Good Press, 2021
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We got our baggage safely booked, and ourselves also, after a scene of riot that was nothing like a football match, but something like Donnybrook fair, and at last found ourselves in a compartment with five other passengers, all of whom had a most inconsiderate amount of luggage with them in the carriage, while we contented ourselves with four guns, seven fishing-rods, two axes, one spade, four hundred and fifty cartridges, two fishing-bags, and a pair of glasses. We calculated that we saved at least one and fourpence by taking these things with us; and although our fellow-passengers were rather profane at first they soon settled down, and we had time to digest the fact that we were one and fourpence to the good. It was very warm in there; outside the thermometer was 92° in the shade; but we survived it, and after that no mere heat has any terrors for us.
Two of our fellow-passengers were an Englishman and his wife, who had a maid travelling with them through to Throndhjem; and when getting the tickets the booking clerk informed them that there were no second-class through tickets issued, ‘but,’ he added, ‘this will do as well,’ and handed them one first and one third through ticket, which we thought an extremely ingenious way out of the difficulty.
