Fridthjof's Saga; a Norse romance by Esaias Tegner
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Luring us to quiet;
Thine I know are waiting, Ingeborg, for me. Faithful men are plying Oars of good Ellide; Gods the keel have made us, Bear us yet awhile." ------ See the sea advances, Seeking now a wreck, Ere the eye can glance, Clears the starboard deck. Fridthjof's sinewy arm adorning, Shone a massive golden ring, Bright its rays of early morning, 'Twas the gift of Bele, king. This in many pieces broken,-- Made by dwarfs with skillful art,-- Gives to all on board a token. Every man receives a part. "Gold is good to carry When you go a-wooing, Empty-handed no one Comes to sea-blue Ran. Cold is she to kisses, |
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