The Princess and the Goblin is a children's fairy tale by George MacDonald. It features the adventure of Princess Irene and her friend Curdie, who must outwit the devious goblins living in caves beneath the royal castle.

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I: Why the Princess Has a Story About Her

II: The Princess Loses Herself

III: The Princess and—We Shall See Who

IV: What the Nurse Thought of It

V: The Princess Lets Well Alone

VI: The Little Miner

VII: The Mines

VIII: The Goblins

IX: The Hall of the Goblin Palace

X: The Princess’s King-Papa

XI: The Old Lady’s Bedroom

XII: A Short Chapter About Curdie

XIII: The Cobs’ Creatures

XIV: That Night Week

XV: Woven and Then Spun

XVI: The Ring

XVII: Springtime

XVIII: Curdie’s Clue

XIX: Goblin Counsels

XX: Irene’s Clue

XXI: The Escape

XXII: The Old Lady and Curdie

XXIII: Curdie and His Mother

XXIV: Irene Behaves Like a Princess

XXV: Curdie Comes to Grief

XXVI: The Goblin-Miners

XXVII: The Goblins in the King’s House

XXVIII: Curdie’s Guide

XXIX: Masonwork

XXX: The King and the Kiss

XXXI: The Subterranean Waters

XXXII: The Last Chapter

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The Princess and the Goblin