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CHAPTER V. THE WEDDING OF OLOF SUNBEAM.
[Songs extracted from the prose narrative.]
[“Sure glad ring-warder singeth]
[Ketil.]“Sure glad ring-warder singeth
Sweeter than any other;
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Henceforth but woe unto me!
No ring-warder so white is
That he may win look from me:
One man have I made oath for,
And well-beloved is he.”
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