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So she stood aside and gazed: but Sinfiotli taketh them up
And breaketh each tender body as a drunkard breaketh a cup;
With a dreadful voice he crieth, and casteth them down the hall,
And the Goth-folk sunder before them, and at Siggeir's feet they fall.
And breaketh each tender body as a drunkard breaketh a cup;
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And the Goth-folk sunder before them, and at Siggeir's feet they fall.
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