The Dalby Bear
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They plac’d the bride on the bridal bench With pomp and honor high;Oft would they turn to the water to learn If the bridegroom bold drew nigh.
In the silver cup they skink the ale, And the nut-brown mead they pour;Thus things they sped till day was fled, And until of bed the hour.
They lifted up the youthful bride, In the bride-bed her they set;And there sat she for hours three, There came no bridegroom yet.
The priests before the bride-bed stood, And sang with all their might:“Who in the bed i...n the bridegroom’s stead Shall sleep with the bride tonight?”
Then forth stepp’d Nilaus Benditson, His lac’d shoe off flung he:“With the bride so bright I’ll sleep tonight, And give her my troth with glee. ”
So they the bridal solemnized, And glad themselves they made;At home was then Tygge Hermandsen, To cross the brooks afraid.
It chanc’d upon a Wednesday, The waters began to fall;Across came then Tygge Hermandsen With his gay bridesmen all.
And he came to the bridal house Where the feast was spread in state, Then up and cried the youthful bride: “Ride back, you come too late.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They plac’d the bride on the bridal bench With pomp and honor high;Oft would they turn to the water to learn If the bridegroom bold drew nigh.
In the silver cup they skink the ale, And the nut-brown mead they pour;Thus things they sped till day was fled, And until of bed the hour.
They lifted up the youthful bride, In the bride-bed her they set;And there sat she for hours three, There came no bridegroom yet.
The priests before the bride-bed stood, And sang with all their might:“Who in the bed i...n the bridegroom’s stead Shall sleep with the bride tonight?”
Then forth stepp’d Nilaus Benditson, His lac’d shoe off flung he:“With the bride so bright I’ll sleep tonight, And give her my troth with glee. ”
So they the bridal solemnized, And glad themselves they made;At home was then Tygge Hermandsen, To cross the brooks afraid.
It chanc’d upon a Wednesday, The waters began to fall;Across came then Tygge Hermandsen With his gay bridesmen all.
And he came to the bridal house Where the feast was spread in state, Then up and cried the youthful bride: “Ride back, you come too late.
What to read after The Dalby Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Borrow George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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