The Wagner Stories
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Ever after that day, said the stranger, he had been homeless and friend- less, and pursued by misfortune, unlucky in battle, embroiling himself when he sought peace, suffering pain where he looked for pleasure. No wonder they had called him Woeful.
"The Norn who wove your destiny could hardly have loved you much, " said Hunding darkly; "nor does the enemy, to whom you now come as a guest, welcome you. " But his wife interposed. "Only a coward would be afraid of a lonely and weaponless man ! Tel...l us, guest, in what struggle you lost your weapon ?" The stranger then told how he had gone to the rescue of a maiden whose brothers were trying to force her to marry a man whom she hated ; he had fallen on her brothers, but they had defeated him, and killed the maiden before his eyes. [176] THE VALKYRIE Hunding, it appeared, had been a friend of the people whom the stranger had attacked; and there- fore, according to custom, he was bound to consider the Volsung his enemy, and to fight and slay him if he could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ever after that day, said the stranger, he had been homeless and friend- less, and pursued by misfortune, unlucky in battle, embroiling himself when he sought peace, suffering pain where he looked for pleasure. No wonder they had called him Woeful.
"The Norn who wove your destiny could hardly have loved you much, " said Hunding darkly; "nor does the enemy, to whom you now come as a guest, welcome you. " But his wife interposed. "Only a coward would be afraid of a lonely and weaponless man ! Tel...l us, guest, in what struggle you lost your weapon ?" The stranger then told how he had gone to the rescue of a maiden whose brothers were trying to force her to marry a man whom she hated ; he had fallen on her brothers, but they had defeated him, and killed the maiden before his eyes. [176] THE VALKYRIE Hunding, it appeared, had been a friend of the people whom the stranger had attacked; and there- fore, according to custom, he was bound to consider the Volsung his enemy, and to fight and slay him if he could.
What to read after The Wagner Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Filson to read onlineMoreLess
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