Frithiof's Saga
Frithiof's Saga
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then none Will judge thine own. — ^King HELGE is no more!' — *King HELGE, He' — said FRITHIOF, — 'when, where, how?* *Thyself knowst well, that whilst thou here hast builded This Temple to the God, — King IIELGE march'd On painful foray, 'mong the heathen Fins Scaling each mountain-wall. In Finland's borders, Rais'd on a barren time-worn peak, there stood An ancient Temple consecrate to jumala: Abandon'd and fast-shut, for many ages.
This desolate Fane had been, its ev'ry rite Long since forgot...ten; but, above the portal.
An old and monstrous Idol of the God Stood, frail-supported, trembling to its fall.
This Temple none dar'd enter, scarce approach; For down from Sire to Son an eld tradition Went dimly warning, that whoever first The Temple visited should jumala view!
This HELGE heard, and in his blind fierce rage The pathless wilds trod 'gainst this Deity So hated from of old, all bent on razing The Temple's heathen walls. But when he'd march'd Digitized by Google 223 Up where the ruin ihrealen'd, lo!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
then none Will judge thine own. — ^King HELGE is no more!' — *King HELGE, He' — said FRITHIOF, — 'when, where, how?* *Thyself knowst well, that whilst thou here hast builded This Temple to the God, — King IIELGE march'd On painful foray, 'mong the heathen Fins Scaling each mountain-wall. In Finland's borders, Rais'd on a barren time-worn peak, there stood An ancient Temple consecrate to jumala: Abandon'd and fast-shut, for many ages.
This desolate Fane had been, its ev'ry rite Long since forgot...ten; but, above the portal.
An old and monstrous Idol of the God Stood, frail-supported, trembling to its fall.
This Temple none dar'd enter, scarce approach; For down from Sire to Son an eld tradition Went dimly warning, that whoever first The Temple visited should jumala view!
This HELGE heard, and in his blind fierce rage The pathless wilds trod 'gainst this Deity So hated from of old, all bent on razing The Temple's heathen walls. But when he'd march'd Digitized by Google 223 Up where the ruin ihrealen'd, lo!
What to read after Frithiof's Saga?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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