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The title of this book, “The Skjuts-boy,” may possibly
sound strangely fo many of our readers. We therefore deem it
expedient to give a few explanatory remarks. It is customary
in Sweden, for people of some standing in society to travel in
conveyances furnished by the government. The peasants, or
farmers, are obliged by law to furnish horses and carts. This
description of public postal service is called Skjut; the driver of
such a conveyance bears the name of Skjuts-boy.–Translator.
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