Lady Inger of Östrat; the Vikings At Helgeland: the Pretenders
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[Act I.
Ornulf. Have I not weapons, and strength to wield them ?
Sigurd (to KAre). And now away with thee!
Thy presence is a shame to honourable men !
KAre {goitig off). Well well, I must shield myself as best I can. But this I tell you : if ye think to deal gently with Hiordis, ye will come to rue it ; I know her — and I know where to strike her sorest !
{Goes down towards the shore.) Dagny. He is plotting revenge. Sigurd, it must be hindered !
Ornulf {with annoyance). Nay, let him do as he wi...ll ; she is worth no better !
Dagny. That meanest thou not ; bethink thee, she is thy foster-child.
Ornulf. Woe worth the day when I took her under my roof! Jokul's words are coming true.
Sigurd. Jokul's ?
Ornulf. Ay, her father's. When I gave him his death-wound he fell back upon the sward, and fixed his eyes on me and sang : — Jokul's kin for Jokul's slayer many a woe shall still be weaving; Jokul's hoard whoe'er shall harry heartily shall rue his rashness.
When he had sung that, he was silent a while, and laughed ; and thereupon he died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Act I.
Ornulf. Have I not weapons, and strength to wield them ?
Sigurd (to KAre). And now away with thee!
Thy presence is a shame to honourable men !
KAre {goitig off). Well well, I must shield myself as best I can. But this I tell you : if ye think to deal gently with Hiordis, ye will come to rue it ; I know her — and I know where to strike her sorest !
{Goes down towards the shore.) Dagny. He is plotting revenge. Sigurd, it must be hindered !
Ornulf {with annoyance). Nay, let him do as he wi...ll ; she is worth no better !
Dagny. That meanest thou not ; bethink thee, she is thy foster-child.
Ornulf. Woe worth the day when I took her under my roof! Jokul's words are coming true.
Sigurd. Jokul's ?
Ornulf. Ay, her father's. When I gave him his death-wound he fell back upon the sward, and fixed his eyes on me and sang : — Jokul's kin for Jokul's slayer many a woe shall still be weaving; Jokul's hoard whoe'er shall harry heartily shall rue his rashness.
When he had sung that, he was silent a while, and laughed ; and thereupon he died.
What to read after Lady Inger of Östrat; the Vikings At Helgeland: the Pretenders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ibsen, Henrik, 1828-1906 to read onlineMoreLess
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