Epic and Romance: Essays on Medieval LiteratureMacmillan and Company, limited, 1908 - 398 pages |
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abstract adventures alliterative Angantyr Aron Atlakviða Atlamál Attila ballad belong Beowulf Bolli brother Brynhild Byrhtnoth century chansons de geste character Chrestien Codex Regius common death dragon dramatic Edda Elder Edda epic poetry episodes Ermanaric extant Eyjolf Eyrbyggja fight Finnesburh French epic Garin German Gisli give Gizur Grendel Grettir Gudrun Gunnar Hagen Helgi hero heroic age heroic poetry Hildebrand Hogni Homeric honour Icelandic Iliad imagination Joinville killed kind king Kjartan Lament Laxdæla Lay of Brynhild less literary lyrical Maldon matter medieval modern motives narrative Niblungs Njal Njála Northern poems Oddrun Odyssey older passages personages plot poem of Beowulf poet poetical popular prose Raoul de Cambrai rhetoric Roland romantic schools Sagas scene sentiment Sigrun Sigurd Snorri Snorri Sturluson sort story Sturla Sturlunga Sturlunga Saga style sword Teutonic theme things Thorgils thou tion told tradition tragedy tragic unity variety vengeance verse Volsung Waldere Waltharius Weland
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Page 213 - There had been an ox slaughtered, and the hide lay there. Njal told the steward to spread the hide over them, and he did so. ' So there they lay down both of them in their bed, and put the boy between them. Then they signed themselves and the boy with the cross, and gave over their souls into God's hand, and that was the last word that men heard them utter. ' Then the steward took the hide, and spread it over them, and went out afterwards.
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Page 212 - Then Flosi went to the door and called out to Njal and said he would speak with him and Bergthora. Now Njal does so; and Flosi said, " I will offer thee, Master Njal, leave to go out, for it is unworthy that thou shouldest burn indoors."