The Songs of Ranild
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The King in displeasure his footboy address’d:“To come to my presence my sister request. ”
Rigissa came in, ’fore the table stood she:“What mean’st thou, O brother, by sending for me?”
“O here is a knight doth complaint of thee make, He cannot at night his repose for thee take. ”
“It is but God’s truth that his chamber I sought, But nothing unseemly betwixt us was wrought.
“Steel, glowing steel, I will bear on my hand, And of crime with Child Stig I acquitted will stand. ”
Long stood the Dane K...ing, full of thought was his head:“With no better man I my sister can wed. ”
All hearts in the Dane King’s palace were gay, The Dane King has given his sister away.
There was pleasure and smiling in every look, For his beloved Lady Child Stig the maid took.
Child Stig he brews ale, and the wine doth prepare, He the Dane King invites to his castle so fair.
The King and his gallant men all biddeth he, And the Queen of the Danes of the party should be.
Outspake the fair Queen, on her steed as she rode:“Methinks I behold of Child Stig the abode.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The King in displeasure his footboy address’d:“To come to my presence my sister request. ”
Rigissa came in, ’fore the table stood she:“What mean’st thou, O brother, by sending for me?”
“O here is a knight doth complaint of thee make, He cannot at night his repose for thee take. ”
“It is but God’s truth that his chamber I sought, But nothing unseemly betwixt us was wrought.
“Steel, glowing steel, I will bear on my hand, And of crime with Child Stig I acquitted will stand. ”
Long stood the Dane K...ing, full of thought was his head:“With no better man I my sister can wed. ”
All hearts in the Dane King’s palace were gay, The Dane King has given his sister away.
There was pleasure and smiling in every look, For his beloved Lady Child Stig the maid took.
Child Stig he brews ale, and the wine doth prepare, He the Dane King invites to his castle so fair.
The King and his gallant men all biddeth he, And the Queen of the Danes of the party should be.
Outspake the fair Queen, on her steed as she rode:“Methinks I behold of Child Stig the abode.
What to read after The Songs of Ranild?
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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