The Nuremberg Stove

When poor August's father is forced to sell a magnificent stove created by Augustin Hirschvogel, August hides inside it on the trip to the royal palace so he is not parted from it.

Reproduction of the original: The Nürnberg Stove by Louise de la Ramée

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An exhilarating masterpiece for children, it originally appeared in 1916. Ouida has narrated the story of belief and loyalty. His style is both entertaining as well as captivating for the juveniles. Guaranteed to appeal to young readers!

A little boy, August, discovers that his indebted father has sold the beautiful stove that warms August and his nine brothers and sisters. August decides to go with the stove as it is shipped to the new owner.