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Then Ospak, cursing, on the pavement cast
His shield and spear, and toward the doorway passed,
And in likewise the others one by one,
Till Bodli and Gudrun were left alone:
And then she said: “And thou—wilt thou not go?
Know'st thou the name of him who shames us so?”
His shield and spear, and toward the doorway passed,
And in likewise the others one by one,
Till Bodli and Gudrun were left alone:
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Know'st thou the name of him who shames us so?”
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