
Afskriverens bemærkninger
Fra Mindebo
1\. Per Vinters Skjorte.
2\. Prinsessen i Arabien.
3\. Per Degn og Præstens Moder.
4\. Den æggelystne Præst.
5\. Et andet Sind.
6\. Moderens Formaning.
7\. Prinsessen i Højen.
8\. Mit Ophold paa det forønskede Slot.
A weary soldier named Per Vinter returns to civilian life with barely three shillings to his name, yet his good humor carries him through the streets of Copenhagen. When he wanders into a forest, an enigmatic old man appears, asking for a single coin each time the two meet. In exchange, the stranger bestows a grey goose, an old sword, a sturdy shirt and a cryptic piece of advice, promising a reward that matches Per’s generosity.
Armed with these curious gifts, Per is urged to travel to England, where a looming war between the English king and a Turkish prince threatens the kingdom. He presents himself as a fresh recruit in the Danish king’s service, hoping the magical items will guide him through the foreign battlefield. The tale blends humor, folklore charm, and a hint of adventure, inviting listeners to follow Per’s oddly generous exchange and his unexpected plunge into a distant conflict.
Language
da
Duration
~3 hours (215K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Jul 14, 2014
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1843–1929
Best remembered as one of Denmark’s great collectors of folklore, he spent decades traveling across Jutland to record stories, songs, beliefs, and everyday traditions directly from rural people. His work preserved a huge body of oral culture that might otherwise have disappeared.
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