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Brunhild with her ladies now went forth and stopped before the minster . Her thought : “ Kriemhild must tell me more of ... Lady Brunhild spake : " Stand still a while . ... Then spake the Lady Kriemhild : “ Ye should have let me pass .
Brunhild with her ladies now went forth and stopped before the minster . Her thought : “ Kriemhild must tell me more of ... Lady Brunhild spake : " Stand still a while . ... Then spake the Lady Kriemhild : “ Ye should have let me pass .
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Let us see what proudest of ladies in fine headdress will dare deny what I shall tell you ! ... Many a noble lady and many a maid and many a widow - and they are wise ones were gathered to hear his answer , the queen herself sitting as ...
Let us see what proudest of ladies in fine headdress will dare deny what I shall tell you ! ... Many a noble lady and many a maid and many a widow - and they are wise ones were gathered to hear his answer , the queen herself sitting as ...
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After this he ordered one of the ladies to gird the sword about the knight's waist : which she did with much solemnity ... “ Heaven , ” cried the kind lady , “ make your worship a lucky knight , and prosper you wherever you go .
After this he ordered one of the ladies to gird the sword about the knight's waist : which she did with much solemnity ... “ Heaven , ” cried the kind lady , “ make your worship a lucky knight , and prosper you wherever you go .
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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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