The Gods of the North An Epic Poem
The Gods of the North An Epic Poem
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With the greatest ease he bore it.
And he needs must run in haste, For the giant had already Hoisted in his boat the mast.
When the giant on the shoulder Of the youth the bull's head view'd, Loud he praised his strength and courage, Much admired his hardihood. Launching now the sloop for fishing, Each the oar with ardour plies, While the keel'with noise and creaking Through the dark blue billow flies.
Then thought Aukthor : To the serpent Could I once approach as nigh, So that I could thrust my... Mbilner Into his ferocious eye. This would give me greater pleasure, Than to hear the clash of arms, Or to gaze in proud Valhalla On the bright Valkyrior's charms.
CANTO VIII. Ill AH the world's distress and mis'ry (1) From that serpent fell proceeds : Couch'd in ambush, on the vitals Of th' affrighted earth he feeds : From his fangs all dire diseases He to plague mankind distils ; And his venom in vast globules Sea and land with havock fills.
When a man by iing'ring sickness Tortured, feels th' approach of death ; When he, during life's last struggle, Faint and fev'rish pants for breath ; When the wife reads in her husband's Sunken eye his last farewell ; Then his scales the serpent shaking Hisses with enjoyment fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the greatest ease he bore it.
And he needs must run in haste, For the giant had already Hoisted in his boat the mast.
When the giant on the shoulder Of the youth the bull's head view'd, Loud he praised his strength and courage, Much admired his hardihood. Launching now the sloop for fishing, Each the oar with ardour plies, While the keel'with noise and creaking Through the dark blue billow flies.
Then thought Aukthor : To the serpent Could I once approach as nigh, So that I could thrust my... Mbilner Into his ferocious eye. This would give me greater pleasure, Than to hear the clash of arms, Or to gaze in proud Valhalla On the bright Valkyrior's charms.
CANTO VIII. Ill AH the world's distress and mis'ry (1) From that serpent fell proceeds : Couch'd in ambush, on the vitals Of th' affrighted earth he feeds : From his fangs all dire diseases He to plague mankind distils ; And his venom in vast globules Sea and land with havock fills.
When a man by iing'ring sickness Tortured, feels th' approach of death ; When he, during life's last struggle, Faint and fev'rish pants for breath ; When the wife reads in her husband's Sunken eye his last farewell ; Then his scales the serpent shaking Hisses with enjoyment fell.
What to read after The Gods of the North An Epic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Gottlob Oehlenschlger to read onlineMoreLess
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