Beowulf An Introduction to the Study of the Poem With a Discussion of the Stori
Beowulf An Introduction to the Study of the Poem With a Discussion of the Stori
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There was a man called Thorstein the White who lived at Sandhaugar (Sandheaps), south of Isledale river ; his p. 157 wife was called Steinvor, and she was young and merry. They had children, who were young then.
People thought the place was much haunted by reason of the visitation of trolls. It happened, two winters before Grettir came North into those districts, that the good-wife Steinvor at Sandhaugar went to a Christmas service, according to her custom, at Isledale river, but her husband re...mained at home. In the evening men went to bed, and during the night they heard a great rummage in the hall, and by the good-man's bed. No one dared to get up to look to it, because there were very few men about. The good-wife came home in the morning, but her husband had vanished, and no one knew what had become of him.
The next year passed away. But the winter after, the good- wife wished again to go to the church-service, and she bade her 176 Extracts from Grettis Saga manservant remain at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a man called Thorstein the White who lived at Sandhaugar (Sandheaps), south of Isledale river ; his p. 157 wife was called Steinvor, and she was young and merry. They had children, who were young then.
People thought the place was much haunted by reason of the visitation of trolls. It happened, two winters before Grettir came North into those districts, that the good-wife Steinvor at Sandhaugar went to a Christmas service, according to her custom, at Isledale river, but her husband re...mained at home. In the evening men went to bed, and during the night they heard a great rummage in the hall, and by the good-man's bed. No one dared to get up to look to it, because there were very few men about. The good-wife came home in the morning, but her husband had vanished, and no one knew what had become of him.
The next year passed away. But the winter after, the good- wife wished again to go to the church-service, and she bade her 176 Extracts from Grettis Saga manservant remain at home.
What to read after Beowulf An Introduction to the Study of the Poem With a Discussion of the Stori?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R W Raymond Wilson Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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