The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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 | CHAPTER LIV. GRETTIR MEETS HALLMUND
ON THE KEEL.
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[“To the Kettle's side]
[Air.]
“To the Kettle's side
Now will I ride,
Where the waters fall
From the great ice-wall;
If thou hast mind
There mayest thou find
With little stone
Fist's land alone.”
Now will I ride,
Where the waters fall
From the great ice-wall;
If thou hast mind
There mayest thou find
With little stone
Fist's land alone.”
Grettir said, “It is of no avail to seek after thine abode if thou tellest of it no clearer than this.”
Then Air spake and sang:
“I would not hide
Where I abide,
If thou art fain
To see me again;
From that lone weald,
Over Burgfirth field,
That ye men name
Balljokul, I came.”
Where I abide,
If thou art fain
To see me again;
From that lone weald,
Over Burgfirth field,
That ye men name
Balljokul, I came.”
| CHAPTER LIV. GRETTIR MEETS HALLMUND
ON THE KEEL.
The Collected Works of William Morris | |