Stories of Siegfried
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' Then, his fierce eyes gleaming, Hagen told the King of the greattreasure Siegfried had won from the Nibelungs. His eyes gleamed witha greed he could not hide as he told King Gunther of the gold that hadbeen strewed upon the mountain-side, of the jewels that had sparkledthere, for Hagen was envious of the riches of the great hero.
He told the King, too, how Siegfried had seized the good swordBalmung, and with it had killed the two little princely dwarfs, theirtwelve giants and seven hundred gr...eat champions of the neighbouringcountry. Of Alberich, too, Hagen told his master, of Alberich fromwhom Siegfried had taken the Cloak of Darkness and the Magic Wand, andwho now guarded the hoard for the mighty hero alone.
Never was such a warrior as Siegfried, thought King Gunther, who washimself neither strong nor brave.
But yet more had Hagen to tell, even how Siegfried had slain a greatdragon and bathed in its blood until his skin grew tough and horny, sothat no sword-thrust could do him any hurt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Then, his fierce eyes gleaming, Hagen told the King of the greattreasure Siegfried had won from the Nibelungs. His eyes gleamed witha greed he could not hide as he told King Gunther of the gold that hadbeen strewed upon the mountain-side, of the jewels that had sparkledthere, for Hagen was envious of the riches of the great hero.
He told the King, too, how Siegfried had seized the good swordBalmung, and with it had killed the two little princely dwarfs, theirtwelve giants and seven hundred gr...eat champions of the neighbouringcountry. Of Alberich, too, Hagen told his master, of Alberich fromwhom Siegfried had taken the Cloak of Darkness and the Magic Wand, andwho now guarded the hoard for the mighty hero alone.
Never was such a warrior as Siegfried, thought King Gunther, who washimself neither strong nor brave.
But yet more had Hagen to tell, even how Siegfried had slain a greatdragon and bathed in its blood until his skin grew tough and horny, sothat no sword-thrust could do him any hurt.
What to read after Stories of Siegfried?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgregor Mary Esther Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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