In the Days of Giants a book of Norse Tales
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For Frey has seen your beauty, and you are very dear to him. " Gerd laughed carelessly. " I have heard of your fair Frey, " she said, " and how he is more dear to all than sunshine and the sweet smell of flowers. But he is not dear to me. I do not wish the love of Frey, nor any of that race of giant-killers. Tell him that I will not be his bride. " " Stay, be not so hasty, " urged Skirnir. " We have more words to exchange before I start for home. Look, I will give you eleven golden apples from ...Asgard's magic tree if you will go with me to Frey's dwelling. " Gerd would hear nothing of the golden apples. Then Skirnir promised her the golden ring, Draupnir, which the dwarfs had made for Odin, out of which every ninth night dropped eight other rings as large and bright. But neither would Gerd listen to word of this generous gift. " I have gold enough in my father's house, " she said dis- dainfully. "With such trifles you cannot tempt me to marry your Frey. " GIANTESS WHO WOULD NOT 141 Then Skirnir was very angry, and he began to storm and threaten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Frey has seen your beauty, and you are very dear to him. " Gerd laughed carelessly. " I have heard of your fair Frey, " she said, " and how he is more dear to all than sunshine and the sweet smell of flowers. But he is not dear to me. I do not wish the love of Frey, nor any of that race of giant-killers. Tell him that I will not be his bride. " " Stay, be not so hasty, " urged Skirnir. " We have more words to exchange before I start for home. Look, I will give you eleven golden apples from ...Asgard's magic tree if you will go with me to Frey's dwelling. " Gerd would hear nothing of the golden apples. Then Skirnir promised her the golden ring, Draupnir, which the dwarfs had made for Odin, out of which every ninth night dropped eight other rings as large and bright. But neither would Gerd listen to word of this generous gift. " I have gold enough in my father's house, " she said dis- dainfully. "With such trifles you cannot tempt me to marry your Frey. " GIANTESS WHO WOULD NOT 141 Then Skirnir was very angry, and he began to storm and threaten.
What to read after In the Days of Giants a book of Norse Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown Abbie Farwell to read onlineMoreLess
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