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CHAP. XIV. REGIN'S TALE OF HIS BROTHERS,
AND THE GOLD CALLED ANDVARI'S HOARD.
The Collected Works of William Morris | ||
[“‘Andvari folk call me]
[Andvari.]“‘Andvari folk call me,
Call Oinn my father,
Over many a force have I fared;
For a Norn of ill-luck,
This life on me lay
Through wet ways ever to wade.’
CHAP. XIV. REGIN'S TALE OF HIS BROTHERS,
AND THE GOLD CALLED ANDVARI'S HOARD.
The Collected Works of William Morris | ||