Child Maidelvold
Child Maidelvold
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“Proud Ingefred straight from my couch retire!Gudrune come hither, or dread my ire!
“Now tell me, Gudrune, with open heart, What made thee from thy bed depart?”
“My father, alas! dwelt near the strand, When war and bloodshed filled the land.
“Full eight there were broke into my bower, One only ravished my virgin flower. ”
Upon her fair cheek he gave a kiss:“My dearest, my dearest, all sorrow dismiss; “My swains they were that broke into thy bower, ’Twas I that gathered thy virgin flower. ”
Fair... Ingefred gained, because bride she had been, One of the King’s knights of handsome mien.
SIR RIBOLT.
Ribolt the son of a Count was he—Gulborg he courted in secrecy.
Since she was a child the maid he woo’d, And till she had come to womanhood.
“Gulborg do thou become my bride, In a better land then thou shalt reside.
“Unto the land I thee will bear, Where grief ne’er comes the mind to tear.
“To an island ’neath a blissful sky, Where thou shalt live and never die.
What to read after Child Maidelvold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Proud Ingefred straight from my couch retire!Gudrune come hither, or dread my ire!
“Now tell me, Gudrune, with open heart, What made thee from thy bed depart?”
“My father, alas! dwelt near the strand, When war and bloodshed filled the land.
“Full eight there were broke into my bower, One only ravished my virgin flower. ”
Upon her fair cheek he gave a kiss:“My dearest, my dearest, all sorrow dismiss; “My swains they were that broke into thy bower, ’Twas I that gathered thy virgin flower. ”
Fair... Ingefred gained, because bride she had been, One of the King’s knights of handsome mien.
SIR RIBOLT.
Ribolt the son of a Count was he—Gulborg he courted in secrecy.
Since she was a child the maid he woo’d, And till she had come to womanhood.
“Gulborg do thou become my bride, In a better land then thou shalt reside.
“Unto the land I thee will bear, Where grief ne’er comes the mind to tear.
“To an island ’neath a blissful sky, Where thou shalt live and never die.
What to read after Child Maidelvold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wise, Thomas James, 1859-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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