The Tale of Brynild, And King Valdemar And His Sister
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“A pretty man, thou, to take love-work in hand, If the powerful Runes thou dost not understand. ”
“To the paths of fidelity I will return, No wish do I feel your Rune-magic to learn.
King Valdemar left his domain to my care, Shall I in return his dear sister ensnare?”
“O I will for thee the Rune-characters trace, And thou them shalt cast in convenient place. ”
“Sir Buris has cast the Rune-letters, alas, On the bridge over which little Kirsten should pass.
Little Kirsten with anguish was fille...d, and with care, Must spite of herself to Sir Buris repair.
She knocked with her hand on the thick oaken door:“Sir Buris, arise, let me into thy bower. ”
Upstood then Sir Buris, in scarlet array’d, And straight he admitted the beautiful maid.
The whole night she lay in Sir Buris’ embrace, All to her own sorrow and daily distress.
Now on towards summer and autumn it drew, So stout in the waist little Kirsten she grew.
Her true waiting maid little Kirsten address’d:“To the chamber of stone now convey me in haste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
”
“A pretty man, thou, to take love-work in hand, If the powerful Runes thou dost not understand. ”
“To the paths of fidelity I will return, No wish do I feel your Rune-magic to learn.
King Valdemar left his domain to my care, Shall I in return his dear sister ensnare?”
“O I will for thee the Rune-characters trace, And thou them shalt cast in convenient place. ”
“Sir Buris has cast the Rune-letters, alas, On the bridge over which little Kirsten should pass.
Little Kirsten with anguish was fille...d, and with care, Must spite of herself to Sir Buris repair.
She knocked with her hand on the thick oaken door:“Sir Buris, arise, let me into thy bower. ”
Upstood then Sir Buris, in scarlet array’d, And straight he admitted the beautiful maid.
The whole night she lay in Sir Buris’ embrace, All to her own sorrow and daily distress.
Now on towards summer and autumn it drew, So stout in the waist little Kirsten she grew.
Her true waiting maid little Kirsten address’d:“To the chamber of stone now convey me in haste.
What to read after The Tale of Brynild, And King Valdemar And His Sister?
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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