Epics And Romances of the Middle Ages Adapted From the Work of Dr W Wgner
Epics And Romances of the Middle Ages Adapted From the Work of Dr W Wgner
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At this very moment, while they were looking at each other in despair, they were startled by hearing a woman's voice asking in a low whisper if they were yet alive.
" We thank you, noble queen, " answered Hildebrand, "we are aJ'-ve and well, but totally unarmed. " DIETRICH'S ADVENTURES. 181 So Kiinhild opened the door, and appeared on the threshold with her brother. She placed her finger on her lips to enforce silence, and led the way to where the heroes' armour was piled. As soon as they were ...ready, the queen gave each of them a ring, by means of which he could see the dwarfs, even when they wore their caps of darkness.
" Hurrah ! " cried Wolfhart " We can make as much noise as we like, now that we have our armour on, and our weapons in our hands. " Laurin, wakened by Wolfhart's loud tones, knew that the pri- soners were free, and at once summoned his dwarfish army to his assistance. The battle began, and raged for a long time without any advantage being gained by either side. Laurin was pleased in his heart of hearts that matters had turned out as they had, for he was a bold little fellow, and liked open war better than trickery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this very moment, while they were looking at each other in despair, they were startled by hearing a woman's voice asking in a low whisper if they were yet alive.
" We thank you, noble queen, " answered Hildebrand, "we are aJ'-ve and well, but totally unarmed. " DIETRICH'S ADVENTURES. 181 So Kiinhild opened the door, and appeared on the threshold with her brother. She placed her finger on her lips to enforce silence, and led the way to where the heroes' armour was piled. As soon as they were ...ready, the queen gave each of them a ring, by means of which he could see the dwarfs, even when they wore their caps of darkness.
" Hurrah ! " cried Wolfhart " We can make as much noise as we like, now that we have our armour on, and our weapons in our hands. " Laurin, wakened by Wolfhart's loud tones, knew that the pri- soners were free, and at once summoned his dwarfish army to his assistance. The battle began, and raged for a long time without any advantage being gained by either side. Laurin was pleased in his heart of hearts that matters had turned out as they had, for he was a bold little fellow, and liked open war better than trickery.
What to read after Epics And Romances of the Middle Ages Adapted From the Work of Dr W Wgner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhelm Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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