For 10 points, name this book about Norwegian immigrants to the Dakota territory, written by Ole Rolvaag.
A woman in this novel is afraid because there is "nothing to hide behind" after thinking a tent pole is watching her. The protagonist of this novel finds his friend's dried mutton leg on the ground after fording Split Rock Creek. This novel describes grass as making a "tish-ah, tish-ah" sound as it closes behind a caravan of wagons steering towards the sun. The protagonist of this novel is given a pony in exchange for healing the hand of an Indian chief. Because she expects to die in labor on Christmas Eve, (*) Beret empties the giant chest to use as a coffin in this novel. When he skis to get a minister for the dying Hans Olsa during a blizzard, this novel's protagonist Per Hansa dies and doesn't return to the settlement of Spring Creek. For 10 points, name this book about Norwegian immigrants to the Dakota territory, written by Ole Rolvaag.
A woman in this novel is afraid because there is "nothing to hide behind" after thinking a tent pole is watching her.
Giants in the Earth