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 | CHAP. XC. HOW THE LADY SPES REDEEMED
THORSTEIN FROM THE DUNGEON.
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CHAP. XC. HOW THE LADY SPES REDEEMED THORSTEIN FROM THE DUNGEON.
[Songs extracted from the prose narrative.]
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[“Field of rings, eight men, who raise]
[Thorstein.]“Field of rings, eight men, who raise
Din of sword in clattering ways,
Strove the good short-sword in vain
From the strong dead hand to gain;
So they ever strained and strove,
Till at last it did behove
The feared quickener of the fight
From the glorious man to smite.”
| CHAP. XC. HOW THE LADY SPES REDEEMED
THORSTEIN FROM THE DUNGEON.
The Collected Works of William Morris | |