The Giant of Bern And Orm Ungerswayne
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Loud bellowed then the Berner Jutt, And loud he fell to ban:“It ne’er was warrior custom yet So low to strike one’s man. ”
“I was small, and thou wast tall, Thy prowess I admire;I only struck thy knee because I could not reach thee higher. ”
Then took the bold Orm Ungerswayne His faulchion on his back, And to the ocean strand he goes As fast as he could make.
It was bold Orm Ungerswayne He paced the yellow sand, And lo! Sir Tord of Valland came Swift sailing to the land.
Foremost upon the gilde...d prow The Tord of Valland stands:“O who is yonder little man That walks upon the sands?”
“O I am Orm, the youthful swain, A kempion bold and fine;’Twas I that slew the Berner Jutt, That uncle dear of thine. ”
“If thou hast slain the Berner Jutt, That uncle dear of mine, ’Twas I the King of Ireland slew, Beloved father thine. ”
It was Tord of Valland then With faulchion struck the earth:“Never will I make amends By gold or money’s worth. ”
It was bold Orm Ungerswayne, He grasped his faulchion’s hilt:“In vengeance for my father then Shall valiant blood be spilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loud bellowed then the Berner Jutt, And loud he fell to ban:“It ne’er was warrior custom yet So low to strike one’s man. ”
“I was small, and thou wast tall, Thy prowess I admire;I only struck thy knee because I could not reach thee higher. ”
Then took the bold Orm Ungerswayne His faulchion on his back, And to the ocean strand he goes As fast as he could make.
It was bold Orm Ungerswayne He paced the yellow sand, And lo! Sir Tord of Valland came Swift sailing to the land.
Foremost upon the gilde...d prow The Tord of Valland stands:“O who is yonder little man That walks upon the sands?”
“O I am Orm, the youthful swain, A kempion bold and fine;’Twas I that slew the Berner Jutt, That uncle dear of thine. ”
“If thou hast slain the Berner Jutt, That uncle dear of mine, ’Twas I the King of Ireland slew, Beloved father thine. ”
It was Tord of Valland then With faulchion struck the earth:“Never will I make amends By gold or money’s worth. ”
It was bold Orm Ungerswayne, He grasped his faulchion’s hilt:“In vengeance for my father then Shall valiant blood be spilt.
What to read after The Giant of Bern And Orm Ungerswayne?
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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