The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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 | CHAPTER XX. OF SIGURD'S MEETING WITH
BRYNHILD ON THE MOUNTAIN.
The Collected Works of William Morris |  |
[“Long have I slept]
[Brynhild.]
“Long have I slept
And slumbered long,
Many and long are the woes of mankind,
By the might of Odin
Must I bide helpless
To shake from off me the spells of slumber.
And slumbered long,
Many and long are the woes of mankind,
By the might of Odin
Must I bide helpless
To shake from off me the spells of slumber.
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“Hail to the day come back!
Hail, sons of the daylight!
Hail to thee, dark night, and thy daughter!
Look with kind eyes a-down,
On us sitting here lonely,
And give unto us the gain that we long for.
Hail, sons of the daylight!
Hail to thee, dark night, and thy daughter!
Look with kind eyes a-down,
On us sitting here lonely,
And give unto us the gain that we long for.
“Hall to the Æsir,
And the sweet Asyniur!
Hail to the fair earth fulfilled of plenty!
Fair words, wise hearts,
Would we win from you,
And healing hands while life we hold.”
And the sweet Asyniur!
Hail to the fair earth fulfilled of plenty!
Fair words, wise hearts,
Would we win from you,
And healing hands while life we hold.”
| CHAPTER XX. OF SIGURD'S MEETING WITH
BRYNHILD ON THE MOUNTAIN.
The Collected Works of William Morris | |