The Fall of the Niebelungs
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Hagen of Trony and Ortwin approved themmighty, for none durst gainsay their command; and they showed the dearguests much honour.
The clash of shields, and the din of piercing and smiting, rose beforethe castle gate. Long time stood the host there with his guest or theywere all gone in, for in pastime the hours flew by. Then they rodemerrily to the great reception hall. Gorgeous footcloths, rich andcunningly fashioned, hung down from the saddles of the beautiful women. Gunther's serving-men hast...ed forward, and led them to their chambers. All this time Brunhild kept not her eyes from Kriemhild, that was, certes, fair enow, and of brighter hue than the gold she wore.
Over all the town of Worms was heard the mirth of the company. KingGunther bade Dankwart, his marshal, see to them well, who gave themgoodly quarters. Without and within they feasted; never were strangersfairer entreated; all that they desired stood ready for them, for so richwas the king, that to none was aught denied. They were served well andwithout hate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hagen of Trony and Ortwin approved themmighty, for none durst gainsay their command; and they showed the dearguests much honour.
The clash of shields, and the din of piercing and smiting, rose beforethe castle gate. Long time stood the host there with his guest or theywere all gone in, for in pastime the hours flew by. Then they rodemerrily to the great reception hall. Gorgeous footcloths, rich andcunningly fashioned, hung down from the saddles of the beautiful women. Gunther's serving-men hast...ed forward, and led them to their chambers. All this time Brunhild kept not her eyes from Kriemhild, that was, certes, fair enow, and of brighter hue than the gold she wore.
Over all the town of Worms was heard the mirth of the company. KingGunther bade Dankwart, his marshal, see to them well, who gave themgoodly quarters. Without and within they feasted; never were strangersfairer entreated; all that they desired stood ready for them, for so richwas the king, that to none was aught denied. They were served well andwithout hate.
What to read after The Fall of the Niebelungs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armour Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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