Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race
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If Thorbiorn is condemned to pay thee money, and there is a large ring of assessors, it may be that when thou and he are 107 HERO MYTHS AND LEGENDS in the ring together he will do something to grieve thee sorely. Then look thou well to it ! If thy hear!
be light, make thou no peace ; I am somewhat fore- sighted, and I know that then Olaf shall be avenged.
But if thou be heavy-hearted, then do thou be recon- ciled to Thorbiorn, for I know that Olaf shall lie unatoned for." Howard replied : " Wif...e, I understand thee not, nor thy words, but this I know : I would do and be* all things if I might but obtain due vengeance for Olafs death." At last Howard, impressed by his wife's half-pro- phetic words, roused himself, and rode away to the Thing ; here he found shelter with a great chieftain, Steinthor of Ere, who was kind to the old man, and gave Howard a place in his booth. Steinthor praised Olaf's courage and manful defence, and bade his followers cherish the old man, arid not arouse his grief for his dead son.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Thorbiorn is condemned to pay thee money, and there is a large ring of assessors, it may be that when thou and he are 107 HERO MYTHS AND LEGENDS in the ring together he will do something to grieve thee sorely. Then look thou well to it ! If thy hear!
be light, make thou no peace ; I am somewhat fore- sighted, and I know that then Olaf shall be avenged.
But if thou be heavy-hearted, then do thou be recon- ciled to Thorbiorn, for I know that Olaf shall lie unatoned for." Howard replied : " Wif...e, I understand thee not, nor thy words, but this I know : I would do and be* all things if I might but obtain due vengeance for Olafs death." At last Howard, impressed by his wife's half-pro- phetic words, roused himself, and rode away to the Thing ; here he found shelter with a great chieftain, Steinthor of Ere, who was kind to the old man, and gave Howard a place in his booth. Steinthor praised Olaf's courage and manful defence, and bade his followers cherish the old man, arid not arouse his grief for his dead son.
What to read after Hero-Myths & Legends of the British Race?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebbutt Maud Isabel to read onlineMoreLess
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