Stories And Ballads of the Far Past
Stories And Ballads of the Far Past
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" How much of the red, red gold Wilt thou give to me, If I go in before King Heithrek And ask thy riddles for thee? >: 2i 4 BALLADS [PT, 6. "Twelve marks of the red, red gold Will I give to thee, If thou wilt go in before King Heithrek, And ransom my head for me. " 7. "Go thou into thy courtyard And look to thy dwelling, thou, While I go in before King Heithrek, And ask him riddles now. " 8. "Thirty are the riddles And one will I propose... (Riddles lost. ) 9. (First two lines lost. ) Thunder i...s the red drum Which beats over all the world. " 10. "O hearken now, Heithrek my King, Where dost thou know the neighbours, Both of whom use the same door, And neither one knows the other?' 1 1. "My thought and thy thought, No neighbour is one to other; Both of them use the same door, Yet neither knows the other. " 12. "O hearken now, Heithrek my King, Where dost thou know the brothers Who roll far away on the outer reefs, And have neither fathers nor mothers?' 13. "The Western flow and the Eastern flow, Well may they be called brothers; They roll far away on the outer reefs And have neither fathers nor mothers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" How much of the red, red gold Wilt thou give to me, If I go in before King Heithrek And ask thy riddles for thee? >: 2i 4 BALLADS [PT, 6. "Twelve marks of the red, red gold Will I give to thee, If thou wilt go in before King Heithrek, And ransom my head for me. " 7. "Go thou into thy courtyard And look to thy dwelling, thou, While I go in before King Heithrek, And ask him riddles now. " 8. "Thirty are the riddles And one will I propose... (Riddles lost. ) 9. (First two lines lost. ) Thunder i...s the red drum Which beats over all the world. " 10. "O hearken now, Heithrek my King, Where dost thou know the neighbours, Both of whom use the same door, And neither one knows the other?' 1 1. "My thought and thy thought, No neighbour is one to other; Both of them use the same door, Yet neither knows the other. " 12. "O hearken now, Heithrek my King, Where dost thou know the brothers Who roll far away on the outer reefs, And have neither fathers nor mothers?' 13. "The Western flow and the Eastern flow, Well may they be called brothers; They roll far away on the outer reefs And have neither fathers nor mothers.
What to read after Stories And Ballads of the Far Past?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nora K Nora Kershaw Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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