Stories From Northern Myths
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' And who shall avenge the death of Balder ? ' he asked sorrowfully. For a long time no answer came ; then the voice, which sounded still farther away, cried mournfully : - ' Keep me no longer from my well-earned rest. For ages upon ages I have lain here, and the rain and snow have beat upon my head and the winds have sung their songs in my ears. Depart thou hence and leave me to my sleep. " So Odin left the forest, for he knew that the dead would speak no more; and slowly and sorrowfully he re...turned to Asgard. He did not tell the gods of his visit to Helheim; but kept to himself the sad knowledge he had gained.
Meantime the goddess Frigga determined to avert, if possible, the unknown danger that threat- ened her son ; so she went out one day from her palace and wandered over the whole earth. And as she went she begged everything which she met to The Story of Balder 129 swear by a solemn oath never to hurt Balder. Fire, water, rocks, trees, iron, brass, birds and beasts, - all were bound by a vow to do no harm to him ; and everything on earth gave the promise gladly, for all the world loved the bright and joyous Balder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' And who shall avenge the death of Balder ? ' he asked sorrowfully. For a long time no answer came ; then the voice, which sounded still farther away, cried mournfully : - ' Keep me no longer from my well-earned rest. For ages upon ages I have lain here, and the rain and snow have beat upon my head and the winds have sung their songs in my ears. Depart thou hence and leave me to my sleep. " So Odin left the forest, for he knew that the dead would speak no more; and slowly and sorrowfully he re...turned to Asgard. He did not tell the gods of his visit to Helheim; but kept to himself the sad knowledge he had gained.
Meantime the goddess Frigga determined to avert, if possible, the unknown danger that threat- ened her son ; so she went out one day from her palace and wandered over the whole earth. And as she went she begged everything which she met to The Story of Balder 129 swear by a solemn oath never to hurt Balder. Fire, water, rocks, trees, iron, brass, birds and beasts, - all were bound by a vow to do no harm to him ; and everything on earth gave the promise gladly, for all the world loved the bright and joyous Balder.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker Emilie Kip to read onlineMoreLess
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