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Excerpt from The Folk-Lore Record
After the slaying of Sigurd her husband, Gudrun was overurged by her mother Grimhild and her brothers Gunnar and Hogne to wed King Atle. She foresaw the evil that would come, but gave way, and went over sea to Atle and became his wife. But they lived unlovingly together. Atle bethought him how he might win the gold possessed by Sigurd, and he sent a message to Gunnar and Hogne that they should come and visit him. In vain did Gudrun, suspecting treachery, warn them by runes carved in a ring she sent them; in vain did the heroes' wives dream ominous dreams. Gunnar and Hogne.
After the slaying of Sigurd her husband, Gudrun was overurged by her mother Grimhild and her brothers Gunnar and Hogne to wed King Atle. She foresaw the evil that would come, but gave way, and went over sea to Atle and became his wife. But they lived unlovingly together. Atle bethought him how he might win the gold possessed by Sigurd, and he sent a message to Gunnar and Hogne that they should come and visit him. In vain did Gudrun, suspecting treachery, warn them by runes carved in a ring she sent them; in vain did the heroes' wives dream ominous dreams. Gunnar and Hogne.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
237 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2024
Publisher
Forgotten Books
ISBN-10
1330259661
ISBN-13
9781330259665