 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - English poetry - 1845 - 886 pages
...kinsman in need." Then they took them the skin of a large wildboar, The largest that they could find, And the bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar,...from the skin flew on high ; But never a word good or bad spake Loke, Though foul malice lurked in his eye. The Thunderer far distant, with sorrow he... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - English poetry - 1855 - 822 pages
...kinsman in need." Then they took them the skin of a large wildbo«, The largest that they could find, And the bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar, And the fire flamed on high for the wind. Anil they struck with their sledge-hammers stroke on stroke, That the sparks from the skin flew on... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - English poetry - 1871 - 954 pages
...kinsman in need." Then they took them the skin of a large wildboar, The largest that they could find, And the bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar,...from the skin flew on high ; But never a word good or bad spake Loke, Though foul malice lurked in his eye. The Thunderer far distant, with sorrow he... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - 1871 - 960 pages
...bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar, And ill-1 fire flamed on high for the wind. And they Mruck with their sledge-hammers stroke on stroke, That the...from the skin flew on high ; But never a word good or bad spake Loke, Though foul malice lurked in his eye. The Thunderer far distant, with sorrow he... | |
 | Albert Sidney Bolles - Canada - 1879 - 964 pages
...maidens' tears. Then they took them the skin of a large wild boar, — The largest that they could find; And the bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar, And the fire flamed on high for the wind. OF THE UNITED STATES. 3 2 7 They took them pure gold from their secret store, — The piece 'twas but... | |
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Then they took them the skin of a large wildboar, The largest that they could find, And the bellows they blew till the furnace 'gan roar, And the fire flamed on high for the wind. And they struck with their sledge-hammers stroke on stroke, That the sparks... 