Frithiofs Saga a Legend of Ancient Norway
Frithiofs Saga a Legend of Ancient Norway
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185 Rust snapped thy bow, Not thou, I know; To deeds more splendid Mine arm is bended; Of thine how wide Thou mayst decide!" 190 195 He quick selected An oar exsected From fir-tree hale In Gudbrand's dale;* GUDBRANDS DALE.
Then grasped its fellow, And o'er the billow With strong pulls bent;- Each oar was rent, Like brittle arrow Or sword-blade narrow.
200 The sun climbs bright O'er mountain height; The breeze is blowing From land, and wooing *A fertile vale of Norway, in Aggerhuus, to the east ...of the Sogtie Fjord.
222 Each wave to dance In morning's glance ; Ellida leapeth O'er waves, and sweepeth In joy ahead; — 205 But Frithiof said: "Brow of creation, regal North!
1 have no station On thy fair earth! 210 No homeland other My pride can swell; Now, hero-mother, Farewell, farewell!
"Farewell, supernal 215 Yalhalla-throne, Night's eye diurnal, — Thou midnight sun!
Sky all unclouded, Where spirits dwell, 220 Star-fields so crowded, Farewell, farewell!
"Farewell, the glory Ye mountains bore!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
185 Rust snapped thy bow, Not thou, I know; To deeds more splendid Mine arm is bended; Of thine how wide Thou mayst decide!" 190 195 He quick selected An oar exsected From fir-tree hale In Gudbrand's dale;* GUDBRANDS DALE.
Then grasped its fellow, And o'er the billow With strong pulls bent;- Each oar was rent, Like brittle arrow Or sword-blade narrow.
200 The sun climbs bright O'er mountain height; The breeze is blowing From land, and wooing *A fertile vale of Norway, in Aggerhuus, to the east ...of the Sogtie Fjord.
222 Each wave to dance In morning's glance ; Ellida leapeth O'er waves, and sweepeth In joy ahead; — 205 But Frithiof said: "Brow of creation, regal North!
1 have no station On thy fair earth! 210 No homeland other My pride can swell; Now, hero-mother, Farewell, farewell!
"Farewell, supernal 215 Yalhalla-throne, Night's eye diurnal, — Thou midnight sun!
Sky all unclouded, Where spirits dwell, 220 Star-fields so crowded, Farewell, farewell!
"Farewell, the glory Ye mountains bore!
What to read after Frithiofs Saga a Legend of Ancient Norway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tegnér Esaias to read onlineMoreLess
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