Norse Tales and Sketches by Alexander Lange Kielland
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which die away and disappear and are pressed down into the sea, until we
see only one sickly yellow stripe of light, far out upon the wave. Then darkness rolls up from the sea in the west and glides down from the fjelds in the east, lays itself to rest upon the black wastes of heather, and spreads an uncanny covering over the troubled Aarre Waters, which groan and sob and sigh among rushes and stones. A stupendous melancholy rises up from the sea and overflows all things, while the wakeful breakers, ever faithful, murmur their watchman-song the livelong night. |
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