The Norse Kings Bridal
The Norse Kings Bridal
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(And is she glad, then I rejoice. ) Ne'er did I hear a word of her, Nor see the lovely lass, Till Easter-day in the morning When she should go to Mass.
Thus it went from Easter All unto Whitsuntide ; The maiden donned her fairest weed Unto the kirk to ride.
The maiden donned her fairest weed Unto the kirk to ride ; I set my saddle on my steed And went at the maiden's side 31 32 FROM THE DANISH There, as I rode by the maiden's side, Like red gold shone her hair ; And every man right well might m...ark My heart was full of care.
We rode across the lee-land To the good greenwood amain.
And never did my hand loose hold Of the maiden's bridle-rein.
*' Hold off, hold off, thou fair young squire, And do not ride so near ! Well can I see thy foolish heart Doth hold me all too dear. " " I may not eat, I may not drink, I dwell in dule and pine — And all the night and every night, I dream that thou art mine.
" Good sooth, I am but a poor young squire — God make me rich and great ! God give me land, as I have love, To be thy worthy mate !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(And is she glad, then I rejoice. ) Ne'er did I hear a word of her, Nor see the lovely lass, Till Easter-day in the morning When she should go to Mass.
Thus it went from Easter All unto Whitsuntide ; The maiden donned her fairest weed Unto the kirk to ride.
The maiden donned her fairest weed Unto the kirk to ride ; I set my saddle on my steed And went at the maiden's side 31 32 FROM THE DANISH There, as I rode by the maiden's side, Like red gold shone her hair ; And every man right well might m...ark My heart was full of care.
We rode across the lee-land To the good greenwood amain.
And never did my hand loose hold Of the maiden's bridle-rein.
*' Hold off, hold off, thou fair young squire, And do not ride so near ! Well can I see thy foolish heart Doth hold me all too dear. " " I may not eat, I may not drink, I dwell in dule and pine — And all the night and every night, I dream that thou art mine.
" Good sooth, I am but a poor young squire — God make me rich and great ! God give me land, as I have love, To be thy worthy mate !
What to read after The Norse Kings Bridal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E M Smith Dampier to read onlineMoreLess
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