The Elder Eddas of Saemund Sigfusson; And the Younger Eddas of Snorre Sturleson
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"Ever am I awake, joyless I lie to rest, when I call to mind mychildren's death: my head is chilled, cold are to me thy counsels. Now with Volund I desire to speak. " 30. "Tell me, Volund, Alfars' chief! of my brave boys what isbecome?" 31. "Oaths shalt thou first to me swear, by board of ship, by rim ofshield, by shoulder of steed, by edge of sword, that thou wilt notslay the wife of Volund, nor of my bride cause the death; although awife I have whom ye know, or offspring within thy court.
32.... To the smithy go, which thou hast made, there wilt thou thebellows find with blood besprinkled. The heads I severed of thy boys, and under the prison's mixen laid their bodies.
33. But their skulls beneath the hair I in silver set, and to Nidudgave; and of their eyes precious stones I formed, which to Nidud'swily wife I sent.
34. Of the teeth of the two, breast-ornaments I made, and to Bodvildsent. Now Bodvild goes big with child, the only daughter of you both. " 35. "Word didst thou never speak that more afflicted me, or forwhich I would more severely punish thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ever am I awake, joyless I lie to rest, when I call to mind mychildren's death: my head is chilled, cold are to me thy counsels. Now with Volund I desire to speak. " 30. "Tell me, Volund, Alfars' chief! of my brave boys what isbecome?" 31. "Oaths shalt thou first to me swear, by board of ship, by rim ofshield, by shoulder of steed, by edge of sword, that thou wilt notslay the wife of Volund, nor of my bride cause the death; although awife I have whom ye know, or offspring within thy court.
32.... To the smithy go, which thou hast made, there wilt thou thebellows find with blood besprinkled. The heads I severed of thy boys, and under the prison's mixen laid their bodies.
33. But their skulls beneath the hair I in silver set, and to Nidudgave; and of their eyes precious stones I formed, which to Nidud'swily wife I sent.
34. Of the teeth of the two, breast-ornaments I made, and to Bodvildsent. Now Bodvild goes big with child, the only daughter of you both. " 35. "Word didst thou never speak that more afflicted me, or forwhich I would more severely punish thee.
What to read after The Elder Eddas of Saemund Sigfusson; And the Younger Eddas of Snorre Sturleson?
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