BurrageUsed Car by H. R. WakefieldThe Inexperienced Ghost by H.G. WellsThe Whistling Room by William Hope HodgsonThe Last Drive by Carl JacobiThe Monkey's Paw by W.W. JacobsSecond Night Out by Frank Belknap LongThe Hills Beyond Furcy by Robert G. AndersonFloral Tribute by Robert Bloch

    It is one in a long series of such anthologies by the author.Table of ContentsForeword1. The Good Ogre (Russia)2. Tritil, Litil, and the Birds (Ireland)3. The Ogre's Breath (Sicily)4. The Gold Knob (Iceland)5. The Children on the Pillar (Russia)6. Sigurd the King's Son (Iceland)7. The Girl in the Basket (Italy)8. Cow Bu-cola (Iceland)9. The Green Bird (Sicily)10. Jon and the Troll Wife (Iceland)11. The Little Tailor and the Three Dogs (Germany)12. The Troll's Little Daughter (Denmark)13. Nils in the Forest (Denmark)

    After angering the fairy creatures of the Highlands, a stubborn Scot is thirteen years bringing an end to their terrible revenge against him.

    This text holds true to the original, and is a great book concerning the work of our adversary, the devil, to oppose and hinder those who would seek to honor God.This edition also includes an Active Table of Contents.Contents:ForewordCHAPTER I - The Devil: His BeginningCHAPTER II - The Devil: His PersonalityCHAPTER III - The Prince of This WorldCHAPTER IV - The Devil a Busy CharacterCHAPTER V - The Devil and the ChurchCHAPTER VI – The Devil and the Church (Continued)CHAPTER VII - The Devil and the WorldCHAPTER VIII – The Devil and the World (Continued)CHAPTER IX – The Power of the DevilCHAPTER X – The Power of the Devil (Continued)CHAPTER XI – The Devil and His MethodsCHAPTER XII – The Devil and His Methods (Continued)CHAPTER XIII – Exposed PositionsCHAPTER XIV – Exposed Positions (Continued)CHAPTER XV – Our Defense Against the DevilCHAPTER XVI – Our Defense Against the Devil (Continued)

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