Tord of Hafsborough
Tord of Hafsborough
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from the town the flames outburst, High-minded men! And he who fired his house the first Was Colbiornsen. Eager to quench the fire, the foes Make quick resort, But bullets fell as fast as snows Down from the fort. _Thus for Norroway fight the Norsemen_.
Now rose the blazes toward the sky, Red, terrible, His heroes’ death the King thereby Could see right well. Sir Peter’s word he then made good, His host retires; But in his path the steen it stood, And on him fires. _Thus for Norroway fight ...the Norsemen_.
Magnificent ’midst corse and blood Glowed Frederekshal; Illum’d its own men’s courage proud, And Swedesmen’s fall. Whoe’er saw pile funereal flame So bright as then? Sure never shall expire thy name, O Colbiornsen!_Thus for Norroway fight the Norsemen_.
KRAGELILL ’Twas noised about, ’twas noised about, Full far ’twas noised I ween;King Sigurd has his daughter lost, She stolen from him has been.
It was gallant King Sigurd then His bonnet he put on;And he away to the high, high hall To his courtmen and knights is gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
from the town the flames outburst, High-minded men! And he who fired his house the first Was Colbiornsen. Eager to quench the fire, the foes Make quick resort, But bullets fell as fast as snows Down from the fort. _Thus for Norroway fight the Norsemen_.
Now rose the blazes toward the sky, Red, terrible, His heroes’ death the King thereby Could see right well. Sir Peter’s word he then made good, His host retires; But in his path the steen it stood, And on him fires. _Thus for Norroway fight ...the Norsemen_.
Magnificent ’midst corse and blood Glowed Frederekshal; Illum’d its own men’s courage proud, And Swedesmen’s fall. Whoe’er saw pile funereal flame So bright as then? Sure never shall expire thy name, O Colbiornsen!_Thus for Norroway fight the Norsemen_.
KRAGELILL ’Twas noised about, ’twas noised about, Full far ’twas noised I ween;King Sigurd has his daughter lost, She stolen from him has been.
It was gallant King Sigurd then His bonnet he put on;And he away to the high, high hall To his courtmen and knights is gone.
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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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