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His heart is aye possest Of kindness, as of flowers are meadows in sweet May ; If he can succour heroes, glad will he be the day.'' 1640.
"Wilt thou then,'' said King Gunther, " be now my messenger, And see if for my pleasure, my kind friend Riideger Shelter unto my kinsfolk and all our men will give ?
So will I do my utmost to serve him while I live." 1641.
" I'll gladly be the envoy," then answer'd Eckewart.
With right good will so did he upon the errand start.
To Riideger declared he what he... was bade to say, Who no such joyful tidings had heard for many a day.
280 THE LAY OF THE NIBELUNGS. [ADV, 1642.
Folk saw to Bechelaren a knight ride hastily.
Him Riideger himself saw : " On yonder road," said he, " Comes Eckewart fast riding, of Kriemhild's lieges one." He fancied that the foemen some harm to him had done.
1643.
Then went he to the gateway where he the envoy found Who laid aside his weapon from off his belt unbound.
The message that he carried he sought not to withhold From host and friends about him ; but straight his story told.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His heart is aye possest Of kindness, as of flowers are meadows in sweet May ; If he can succour heroes, glad will he be the day.'' 1640.
"Wilt thou then,'' said King Gunther, " be now my messenger, And see if for my pleasure, my kind friend Riideger Shelter unto my kinsfolk and all our men will give ?
So will I do my utmost to serve him while I live." 1641.
" I'll gladly be the envoy," then answer'd Eckewart.
With right good will so did he upon the errand start.
To Riideger declared he what he... was bade to say, Who no such joyful tidings had heard for many a day.
280 THE LAY OF THE NIBELUNGS. [ADV, 1642.
Folk saw to Bechelaren a knight ride hastily.
Him Riideger himself saw : " On yonder road," said he, " Comes Eckewart fast riding, of Kriemhild's lieges one." He fancied that the foemen some harm to him had done.
1643.
Then went he to the gateway where he the envoy found Who laid aside his weapon from off his belt unbound.
The message that he carried he sought not to withhold From host and friends about him ; but straight his story told.
What to read after The Lay of the Nibelungs;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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