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. Norse stories retold from the Eddas / by Hamilton Wright Mabie ; with illistrations in color and decorations by George Wright . How Odin Brought the Mead valleys that run down to the seain that country, he came to thehouse of two dwarfs with very queernames, Galar and Fjalar. Theywere not only little in size, but smalland mean in nature, and like allother people of little nature, theywere very envious and cruel, andthey hated Kvaser because he was somuch nobler than they. Galar hada dark, ugly face, which looked stilluglier when he saw Kvaser comingtowards the house. Fjalar ! Fjalar ! he cal
. Norse stories retold from the Eddas / by Hamilton Wright Mabie ; with illistrations in color and decorations by George Wright . How Odin Brought the Mead valleys that run down to the seain that country, he came to thehouse of two dwarfs with very queernames, Galar and Fjalar. Theywere not only little in size, but smalland mean in nature, and like allother people of little nature, theywere very envious and cruel, andthey hated Kvaser because he was somuch nobler than they. Galar hada dark, ugly face, which looked stilluglier when he saw Kvaser comingtowards the house. Fjalar ! Fjalar ! he called out, here comes the wise man who al-ways talks in rhymes, and thinks heknows so much more than anybodyelse. And when Fjalar saw the poetwalking across the fields, a blackshadow came over his face like athunder-cloud. Galar, he whis- 39
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