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But she hearkened the cry from the gateway and the hollow of the door:
“Yea this is the dwelling of Gunnar, and the house of the God of War:
There is none of the world so mighty, be he outland King or Goth,
Save Sigurd the mighty Volsung and the brother of his troth.”
“Yea this is the dwelling of Gunnar, and the house of the God of War:
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Save Sigurd the mighty Volsung and the brother of his troth.”
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