The Edda Vol 2 8 8
The Edda Vol 2 8 8
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Then Hild went to her father and offered atonementfrom Hedin, but said also that he was quite ready to fight, and Högnineed expect no mercy. Högni answered shortly, and Hild returning toldHedin that her father would accept no atonement but bade him prepareto fight. Both kings landed on an island, followed by their men. Hedincalled to Högni and offered atonement and much gold, but Högni said itwas too late, his sword was already drawn. They fought till evening, and then returned to their ships; ...but Hild went on shore and woke upall the slain by sorcery, so that the battle began again next dayjust as before. Every day they fight, and every night the dead arerecalled to life, and so it will go on till Ragnarök.
In the German poem, _Gudrun_, the Continental version of this legendoccurs in the story of the second Hilde. She is carried away by theminstrel Horant (who thus plays a more active part than the NorseHjarrandi), as envoy from King Hettel, Hedin's German counterpart. Herfather Hagen pursues, and after a battle with Hettel agrees to areconciliation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then Hild went to her father and offered atonementfrom Hedin, but said also that he was quite ready to fight, and Högnineed expect no mercy. Högni answered shortly, and Hild returning toldHedin that her father would accept no atonement but bade him prepareto fight. Both kings landed on an island, followed by their men. Hedincalled to Högni and offered atonement and much gold, but Högni said itwas too late, his sword was already drawn. They fought till evening, and then returned to their ships; ...but Hild went on shore and woke upall the slain by sorcery, so that the battle began again next dayjust as before. Every day they fight, and every night the dead arerecalled to life, and so it will go on till Ragnarök.
In the German poem, _Gudrun_, the Continental version of this legendoccurs in the story of the second Hilde. She is carried away by theminstrel Horant (who thus plays a more active part than the NorseHjarrandi), as envoy from King Hettel, Hedin's German counterpart. Herfather Hagen pursues, and after a battle with Hettel agrees to areconciliation.
What to read after The Edda Vol 2 8 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Faraday L. Winifred to read onlineMoreLess
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