Wood Beyond the World

A family feud seems inevitable when the wife of Golden Walter takes up with another man. Walter escapes the coming bloodshed by embarking on a trading voyage that takes him farther from home than he ever imagined. A captive maiden, primitive giants, and a royal city await him on his journey.

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• 1: Of Golden Walter and His Father
• 2: Golden Walter Takes Ship To Sail the Seas
• 3: Walter Heareth Tidings of the Death of his Father
• 4: Storm Befalls the Bartholomew, And She is Driven Off Her Course
• 5: Now They Come To A New Land
• 6: The old Man Tells Walter of Himself and Walter Sees a Shard in the Cliff-Wall
• 7: Walter Comes To The Shard in the Rock-Wall
• 8: Walter Wends the Waste
• 9: Walter Happeneth On The First Of Those Three Creatures
• 10: Walter Happeneth On Another Creature in the Strange Land
• 11: Walter Happeneth on the Mistress
• 12: The Wearing of Four Days in the Wood Beyond the World
• 13: Now Is The Hunt Up
• 14: The Hunting of the Heart
• 15: The Slaying of the Quarry
• 16: Of The King's Son and the Maid
• 17: Of The House and the Pleasance in the Wood
• 18: The Maid Gives Walter Tryst
• 19: Walter Goes to Fetch Home the Lion's Hide
• 20: Walter is Bidden to Another Tryst
• 21: Walter and the maid Flee From The Golden House
• 22: Of the Dwarf and the Pardon
• 23: Of The Peaceful Ending of that Wild Day
• 24: The Maid Tells of What Had Befallen Her
• 25: Of the Triumphant Summer Array of the Maid
• 26: They Come To The Folk of the Bears
• 27: Morning Amongst the Bears
• 28: Of The New God of the Bears
• 29: Walter Sdtrays in the Pass and is Sundered From the Maid
• 30: Now They Meet Again
• 31: They Come Upon New Folk
• 32: Of The NEw King Of THe Dcity and Land of Stark-Wall
• 33: Concerning the Fashion of King-Making in Stark-Wall
• 34: Now Cometh the Maid To The King
• 35: Of The King Of Stark-Wall and His Queen
• 36: Of Walter And the Maid In The Days of the Kingship