What happened to Inger Johanne
Subtitle: as told by herself
By: translated  from the Norwegian of Dikken Zwilgmeyer by Emilie Poulsson; illus. by Florence Liley Young.
Contributors: Poulsson, Emilie.
Publisher: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
Published: 1919-10-XX
Place of publication: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Language: eng
Translated from: nob
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 290
Copyright date: 1919
Table of contents: title: CHAPTER
pagenum: PAGE; title: I, Inger Johanne
pagenum: 11; label: I.
title: Ourselves, Our Town, and Other Things
pagenum: 13; title: Mina and I hauled her up by the arms into the boat
pagenum: 22; label: II.
title: An Interrupted Celebration
pagenum: 31; title: The dean took Peter by the left ear and dragged him away
pagenum: 40; label: III.
title: My First Journey Alone
pagenum: 41; label: IV.
title: What Happened One St. John’s Day
pagenum: 59; title: They just hauled and pulled me as hard as they could
pagenum: 68; label: V.
title: Left Behind
pagenum: 70; title: She told me the whole story of her life
pagenum: 80; label: VI.
title: In the Meal Chest
pagenum: 86; label: VII.
title: Pets: Particularly Carola-Carolus
pagenum: 93; title: And how Karsten and Peter laughed down below!
pagenum: 110; label: VIII.
title: Christmas Mumming
pagenum: 113; label: IX.
title: Mother Brita’s Grandchild
pagenum: 123; title: The only pleasant thing was that there came a tremendously big heavy snowslide right down on the little shoemaker
pagenum: 124; label: X.
title: The Mason’s Little Pigs
pagenum: 143; title: She began to shriek and point and throw up her arms
pagenum: 152; label: XI.
title: Locked In
pagenum: 156; title: And smashed a window-pane with it
pagenum: 166; label: XII.
title: At Goodfields
pagenum: 170; label: XIII.
title: Oleana’s Clock
pagenum: 179; title: “Oleana,” said I, “we wanted to give you a clock”
pagenum: 184; label: XIV.
title: A Trip to Goodfields Saeter
pagenum: 186; label: XV.
title: Lost in the Forest
pagenum: 204; title: How we wandered,—round and round, up and down, hither and thither!
pagenum: 208; label: XVI.
title: Traveling with a Billy-Goat
pagenum: 223; title: The beautiful red cherries crackled in Billy-goat’s mouth
pagenum: 236; label: XVII.
title: In School
pagenum: 239; label: XVIII.
title: When the Circus Came
pagenum: 253; title: I stood on the barn steps with a long whip
pagenum: 260; label: XIX.
title: Moving
pagenum: 273