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Now after she had shown him where the tall trees grew , Calypso , the fair goddess , departed homeward . And he set to cutting timber , and his work went busily . Twenty trees in all he felled , and then trimmed them with the axe of ...
Now after she had shown him where the tall trees grew , Calypso , the fair goddess , departed homeward . And he set to cutting timber , and his work went busily . Twenty trees in all he felled , and then trimmed them with the axe of ...
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For this , too , the fair ladies vied in their attire . Giselher , the youth , was aught but idle ; he and Gernot and all their men received the friends and strangers . In truth , they gave the knights right courtly greetings .
For this , too , the fair ladies vied in their attire . Giselher , the youth , was aught but idle ; he and Gernot and all their men received the friends and strangers . In truth , they gave the knights right courtly greetings .
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Fair Kriemhild , too , was well arrayed and three and forty maidens with her , whom she had brought hither to the Rhine . They wore bright vesture wrought in Araby , and thus the fair - fashioned maids betook them to the minster .
Fair Kriemhild , too , was well arrayed and three and forty maidens with her , whom she had brought hither to the Rhine . They wore bright vesture wrought in Araby , and thus the fair - fashioned maids betook them to the minster .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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