The Collected Works of William Morris With Introductions by his Daughter May Morris |
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HOGNI SAID
What hath wrought SigurdOf any wrong-doing
That the life of the famed one
Thou art fain of taking?
GUNNAR SAID
To me has SigurdSworn many oaths,
Sworn many oaths,
And sworn them lying,
And he bewrayed me
When it behoved him
Of all folk to his troth
To be the most trusty.
HOGNI SAID
Thee hath BrynhildUnto all bale,
And all hate whetted,
And a work of sorrow;
For she grudges to Gudrun
All goodly life;
And to thee the bliss
Of her very body.
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