"It lies outside of Gottland, and only sheep and seabirds live here."

It's an old agreement between us and some peasants on a farm in Gottland, that they shall supply us with fodder in case we have snow-winter; and as a recompense they are permitted to take away those of us who become superfluous.

To the east lay Gottland, with even and long-stretched coast; and to the southwest lay Great Karl's Island, which was built on the same plan as the little island.

They travelled over Gottland.

The wild geese had taken the route over Gottland on account of Thumbietot.

She had been blown toward Gottland, and had been compelled to travel over the whole island before she had learned through some crows that her comrades were on Little Karl's Island.

In Gottland they had a pleasant and peaceful holiday afternoon.

After that the boy could never think of Gottland without thinking of the games and songs at the same time.

2 (51), a Swedish island in the Baltic, 44 m. E. of the mainland, area 1217 sq. m.; forms, with other islands, the province of Gothland or Wisby; agriculture, fishing, and shipping are the main industries; Wisby is the chief town (also called Gottland).