Targum by George Henry Borrow
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page 49 of 88 (55%)
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BIRTING. A Fragment. From the Ancient Danish. It was late at evening tide, Sinks the day-star in the wave, When alone Orm Ungarswayne Rode to seek his father's grave. Late it was at evening hour, When the steeds to streams are led; Let me now, said Orm the young, Wake my father from the dead. It was bold Orm Ungarswayne Stamp'd the hill with mighty foot: Riv'n were wall and marble-stone, Shook the mountain to its root. It was bold Orm Ungarswayne Struck the hill with such a might, That it was a miracle, That the hill fell not outright. |
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