Nibelungenlied
章节目录
共 35 题- THE NIBELUNGENLIED
- By An Unknown Author
- Translated by Daniel B. Shumway
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- PREFACE
- INTRODUCTORY SKETCH
- THE NIBELUNGENLIED (1)
- ADVENTURE I (2)
- ADVENTURE IV. How He Fought with the Saxons. (1)
- Then spake King Gunther: "For this I'll serve you ever."
- Then spake King Gunther: "Who shall be the captain of the ship?"
- Spake Then the valiant Siegfried: "They be welcome to us."
- Quoth the stalwart Siegfried: "That might hardly hap."
- At this spake Gunther: "Now hath joy happed to me thereby."
- To this Kriemhild replied: "In faith that shall be done."
- Quoth King Gunther: "Then hath she done ill."
- Then spake King Gunther: "How might that chance?"
- Quoth Lord Siegfried: "Ye shall have small care."
- Quoth the knights: "That shall be done."
- Then answered the hapless wife: "Of that hath Kriemhild need."
- Spake then Hagen: "Let me be the guilty one."
- Quoth the margrave: "That doth like me well."
- Said Hagen: "Never will I give you this advice."
- Quoth the margrave: "For this, my lady, I am ready."
- King Etzel answered: "On next midsummer's day."
- Swemmel replied: "Of a truth it shall be on next midsummer's day."
- Then the sturdy Folker spake: "For this I alone will have a care."
- At this hold Dankwart spake: "I'll play the umpire here."
- Quoth Hagen: "There will be help for that."
- Quoth Hagen: "Now will I follow you."
- He called in answer: "Who hath done this deed?"
- Said the margrave: "Seldom have I denied you aught."
- Quoth the margrave: "Inly doth this grieve me."