The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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 | CHAPTER XXIV. OF THE SLAYING OF GUNNAR,
& GRETTIR'S STRIFE WITH EARL SVEIN.
The Collected Works of William Morris |  |
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CHAPTER XXIV. OF THE SLAYING OF GUNNAR, & GRETTIR'S STRIFE WITH EARL SVEIN.
[Songs extracted from the prose narrative.]
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[“To our helping came]
[Grettir.]
“To our helping came
The great of name;
Thorfinn was there
Born rule to bear;
When all bolts fell
Into locks, and hell
Cried out for my life
In the Tunsberg strife.
The great of name;
Thorfinn was there
Born rule to bear;
When all bolts fell
Into locks, and hell
Cried out for my life
In the Tunsberg strife.
The Dromund fair
Of red seas was there,
The stone of the bane
Of steel-gods vain:
From Bylest's kin
My life to win,
Above all men,
He laboured then.
Of red seas was there,
The stone of the bane
Of steel-gods vain:
From Bylest's kin
My life to win,
Above all men,
He laboured then.
Then the king's folk
Would strike no stroke
To win my head;
So great grew dread;
For the leopard came
With byrni's flame,
And on thoughts-burg wall
Should that bright fire fall.”
Would strike no stroke
To win my head;
So great grew dread;
For the leopard came
With byrni's flame,
And on thoughts-burg wall
Should that bright fire fall.”
| CHAPTER XXIV. OF THE SLAYING OF GUNNAR,
& GRETTIR'S STRIFE WITH EARL SVEIN.
The Collected Works of William Morris | |