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Updated: June 11, 2025
'I know! cried Ursula, looking slightly dazzled and falsified, and as if she did NOT know. 'But where can one jump to? 'Oh, it doesn't matter, said Gudrun, somewhat superbly. 'If one jumps over the edge, one is bound to land somewhere. 'But isn't it very risky? asked Ursula. A slow mocking smile dawned on Gudrun's face. 'Ah! she said laughing.
Gerald had penetrated all the outer places of Gudrun's soul. He was to her the most crucial instance of the existing world, the NE PLUS ULTRA of the world of man as it existed for her. In him she knew the world, and had done with it. Knowing him finally she was the Alexander seeking new worlds.
Gudrun's apprehensive horror of people in the mass unnerved Ursula. 'It looks rather awful, she said anxiously. 'And imagine what they'll be like IMAGINE! said Gudrun, still in that unnerving, subdued voice. Yet she advanced determinedly. 'I suppose we can get away from them, said Ursula anxiously. 'We're in a pretty fix if we can't, said Gudrun.
Sigurd gives Brynhild the ring Andvaranaut, which belonged to the hoard, as a pledge, and takes it from her again later when he woos her in Gunnar's form. It is the sight of the ring afterwards on Gudrun's hand which reveals to her the deception; but the episode has also a deeper significance, since it brings her into connection with the central action by passing the curse on to her.
At that time Hallstein the Priest lived at Hallsteinness, on the west side of Codfirth. He was a mighty man, but middling well off as regards friends. Gudrun's Second Marriage, A.D. 991 Their sons were Hallbjorn Whetstone-eye, and Stigandi. These people were natives of Sodor. They were all wizards and the greatest of enchanters.
And he was very picturesque, at least in Gudrun's eyes, sitting soft and close on the slender red mare, whose long tail flowed on the air. He saluted the two girls, and drew up at the crossing to wait for the gate, looking down the railway for the approaching train. In spite of her ironic smile at his picturesqueness, Gudrun liked to look at him.
'No, really I can't, responded Gudrun's pathetic, chagrined words out of the dusk. 'All right, are you? called Birkin. 'Quite! said Gudrun. 'Good-night! 'Good-night, they called. 'Come whenever you like, we shall be glad, called Birkin. 'Thank you very much, called Gudrun, in the strange, twanging voice of lonely chagrin that was very puzzling to him.
Oddrun's Lament, in which Gunnar's death is caused by an intrigue with Atli's sister Oddrun, marks the disintegration of the Volsung legend. Gudrun's Lament and Hamthismal belong to the Ermanric cycle. Volsung Paraphrases. Nibelungenlied. Signy and Siggeir.
This accounts for the shortening of the episode and the omission of the intermediate steps: the robbing of the dwarf, the curse, and the dragon-slaying. Ermanric. The two poems of Gudrun's Lament and Hamthismal, in the Edda attached to the Volsung cycle, belong correctly to that of the Gothic hero Ermanric.
Winifred, who had been playing about the garden with Mademoiselle and the dogs, came flitting towards Gudrun. The child wore a dress of black-and-white stripes. Her hair was rather short, cut round and hanging level in her neck. 'We're going to do Bismarck, aren't we? she said, linking her hand through Gudrun's arm. 'Yes, we're going to do Bismarck. Do you want to? 'Oh yes-oh I do!
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