Stories of Norse Heroes From the Eddas And Sagas
Stories of Norse Heroes From the Eddas And Sagas
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" But if you want to be quite wise, turn back now to your own place, for that is the best thing you can do. " So saying, Skrymir shouldered his great sack and, turning his back upon them, went off through the forest with such huge strides that he was soon lost to sight.
Now Loki was much disposed to follow the advice of the giant and turn back to Asgard, but of this Thor would not hear. So they continued their journey until noonday, when they saw before them a great town standing in the midst o...f an immense plain. The walls and gates of the town were so high that they had to bend their necks right back before they could see to the top of them, and when they came nearer still they found the gate was fast shut.
But this gate had bars, and was made to keep in the Giant folk, not to keep out smaller people, of whose visits they had never thought. So the two Asas and their servants found little difficulty in creeping through the bars, and so getting into the town.
The first thing they saw was a great hall, towards which they went, and finding the door open they How Thor was brought low 89 entered, and saw in the centre of it two benches, enormously high and wide, upon which sat a number of giants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But if you want to be quite wise, turn back now to your own place, for that is the best thing you can do. " So saying, Skrymir shouldered his great sack and, turning his back upon them, went off through the forest with such huge strides that he was soon lost to sight.
Now Loki was much disposed to follow the advice of the giant and turn back to Asgard, but of this Thor would not hear. So they continued their journey until noonday, when they saw before them a great town standing in the midst o...f an immense plain. The walls and gates of the town were so high that they had to bend their necks right back before they could see to the top of them, and when they came nearer still they found the gate was fast shut.
But this gate had bars, and was made to keep in the Giant folk, not to keep out smaller people, of whose visits they had never thought. So the two Asas and their servants found little difficulty in creeping through the bars, and so getting into the town.
The first thing they saw was a great hall, towards which they went, and finding the door open they How Thor was brought low 89 entered, and saw in the centre of it two benches, enormously high and wide, upon which sat a number of giants.
What to read after Stories of Norse Heroes From the Eddas And Sagas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmot-Buxton Ethel Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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