The Great Hunter. Håkan of Anderberget.

After his death, he walked again, and it was especially his old woman who was troubled by him and never found peace, neither night nor day. One day she was gathering leaves for the animals, and then she saw Håkan come to speak with her. But she dared not turn her back, which is necessary to be able to speak with a dead person, and could not address him. But then it was the wizard on Husåsen, a Lasse Bergström, who spoke with him, and he received information then about where he had buried the death-bones from the churchyard – a skull, a finger, and a hand. Those lay under a flat stone slab in a cairn. But then they surely cleared out the cairn twice and found nothing. But his old woman still wouldn't give up; they had to clear it out a third time as well. And that time they examined that slab and under it lay that troll-pouch. And so his old woman took the bag and went to Lasse Bergström with it, and he to the churchyard with it. And after that, she was free from Håkan. But (during the conversation with Håkan) Lasse Bergström had surely asked him how he was doing, and then he had probably answered that he was well where he was, as he was, if only he got back what he asked for.