Danish Ballads
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" 24 Oh, he has backed that steed so 'bold.
And gaily ridden away ; Good sooth, but Skemming thought it strange To feel the spur that day 1 25 The gold did shine upon his shield Like the sun in summer-tide : "God help me now, a simple swain.
The brunt to bear and bide ! " 26 The first course that they ran together Would neither champion yield ; And both their shields were shattered there, And hurled so far afield.
27 " Methinks thou art a fair young swain.
That well can run and ride !
Go now an...d take thy shield again, And I the brunt will bide." 28 And when they ran the second course.
Then one of them must yield ; Young Humlunger was stricken, And hurled §0 far afield, 90 DANISH BALLADS 29 " Oh, I have struck thee down to earth.
And wounded thy steed als6 ; Now whence thou comest, thou fair young swain.
Full fain am I to know." 30 " Oh, Hornbook hight my father.
In Birtingsland is lord, And I am called young Humlunger Whenas I ride abroad." 31 " Full well I know thy father.
For comrades kind we were ; Now take thy shield and mount again, Son of my sister dear !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 24 Oh, he has backed that steed so 'bold.
And gaily ridden away ; Good sooth, but Skemming thought it strange To feel the spur that day 1 25 The gold did shine upon his shield Like the sun in summer-tide : "God help me now, a simple swain.
The brunt to bear and bide ! " 26 The first course that they ran together Would neither champion yield ; And both their shields were shattered there, And hurled so far afield.
27 " Methinks thou art a fair young swain.
That well can run and ride !
Go now an...d take thy shield again, And I the brunt will bide." 28 And when they ran the second course.
Then one of them must yield ; Young Humlunger was stricken, And hurled §0 far afield, 90 DANISH BALLADS 29 " Oh, I have struck thee down to earth.
And wounded thy steed als6 ; Now whence thou comest, thou fair young swain.
Full fain am I to know." 30 " Oh, Hornbook hight my father.
In Birtingsland is lord, And I am called young Humlunger Whenas I ride abroad." 31 " Full well I know thy father.
For comrades kind we were ; Now take thy shield and mount again, Son of my sister dear !
What to read after Danish Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith-Dampier, E. M., Tr to read onlineMoreLess
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