Fridthjof's Saga; a Norse romance by Esaias Tegner
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page 78 of 162 (48%)
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Hard indeed is fighting
'Gainst the ocean's bride. See, there comes the mead-horn, Gold the feet that bear it. Warm your frozen members; Skoal to Ingeborg! XI. FRIDTHJOF WITH ANGANTYR. 'Tis now to tell the story How in his fir-wood hall, Sat Angantyr, the hoary, And drank with champions all. He, joyous and light-hearted, Looked out to where the sun Behind the waves departed, Just like a golden swan. Outside the hall's commotion Old Halvard watched,--indeed Not only watched the ocean, But also watched his mead. His custom, seldom broken, |
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