Tales of a Wayside Inn
Tales of a Wayside Inn
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Lay the dragon-ship he builded ; 'T was the grandest ship in Norway, With its crest and scales of green.
Up the stairway, softly creeping, To the loft where Baud was sleeping, With their fists they burst asunder Bolt and bar that held the door.
THE SAGA OF KING OLAF 81 Drunken with sleep and ale they found him, Dragged him from his bed and bound him, While he stared with stupid wonder At the look and garb they wore.
Then King Olaf said : " O Sea^King I Little time have we for speaking, Choose b...etween the good and evil ; Be baptized ! or thou shalt die I " But in scorn the heathen scoffer Answered : " I disdain thine offer ; Neither fear I God nor Devil ; Thee and thy Gospel I defy ! " Then between his jaws distended, When his frantic struggles ended.
Through King Olaf 's horn an adder, Touched by fire, they forced to glide.
Sharp his tooth was as an arrow.
As he gnawed through bone and marrow j But without a groan or shudder, Eaud the Strong blaspheming died.
Then baptized they all that region.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lay the dragon-ship he builded ; 'T was the grandest ship in Norway, With its crest and scales of green.
Up the stairway, softly creeping, To the loft where Baud was sleeping, With their fists they burst asunder Bolt and bar that held the door.
THE SAGA OF KING OLAF 81 Drunken with sleep and ale they found him, Dragged him from his bed and bound him, While he stared with stupid wonder At the look and garb they wore.
Then King Olaf said : " O Sea^King I Little time have we for speaking, Choose b...etween the good and evil ; Be baptized ! or thou shalt die I " But in scorn the heathen scoffer Answered : " I disdain thine offer ; Neither fear I God nor Devil ; Thee and thy Gospel I defy ! " Then between his jaws distended, When his frantic struggles ended.
Through King Olaf 's horn an adder, Touched by fire, they forced to glide.
Sharp his tooth was as an arrow.
As he gnawed through bone and marrow j But without a groan or shudder, Eaud the Strong blaspheming died.
Then baptized they all that region.
What to read after Tales of a Wayside Inn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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