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I02 CHILDREN OF ODIN not only to Giants and Men that Odin showed himself in the days when he went through Jotunheim ITwas and Midgard as Vegtam the Wanderer. He met and he spoke with the Gods also, with one who til I lived far away from Asgard and with others who came to Midgard and to Jotunheim. The one who lived far away from Asgard was Vidar, Odin's silent son. Far within a wilderness, with branches and taU grass growing around him, Vidar sat. And near by him a horse grazed
ODIN THE WANDERER 103 with a saddle upon it, a horse that was ever ready for the speedy journey. And Odin, now Vegtam the Wanderer, came into that silent place and spoke to Vidar, the Silent God. "O Vidar," he said, "strangest of all my sons; God who will live when all of us have passed away ; God who wiU bring the memory of the Dwellers of Asgard into a world that will know not their power; O Vidar, well do I know why there grazes near by thee the horse ever ready for the speedy journey : it is that thou mayst spring upon it and ride unchecked, a son speed- ing to avenge his father. "To you only, O Vidar the Silent One, will I speak of the secrets of my doings. Who but you can know why I, Odin, the Eldest of the Gods, hung on the tree Ygdrassil nine days and nine nights, mine own spear transfixing me? I hung upon that windy tree that I might learn the wisdom that would give me power in the nine worlds. On the ninth night the Runes of Wisdom appeared before mine eyes, and slipping down from the tree I took them to myself. "And I shall tell why my ravens fly to thee, carrying in their beaks scraps of leather. It is that thou mayst make for thyself a sandal ; with that sandal on thou mayst put thy foot on the lower jaw of a noighty woH and rend him. All the shoemakers of the earth throw on the ground scraps of the leather they use so that thou mayst be able to make the sandal for thy wolf- rending foot.
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V CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 3 1924
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CHILDREN OF ODIN
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COLOUR PLATES Iduna Picking the App
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 5 children's
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 7 the Giants
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 9 the Strang
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD ji "Who told
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 13 iduna and
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 15 Loki, run
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 17 Taking up
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 19 to go out
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 21 cannot be
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 25 and he le
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 29 Then she
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 31 reward fo
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 33 before he
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 35 "None but
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THE DWELLERS IN ASGARD 41 "We know
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THE WITCH'S HEART 159 hurled his sp
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THE WITCH'S HEART 163 "Not as long
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THE WITCH'S HEART 167 wait for you
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THE WITCH'S HEART 169 No one was in
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194 CHILDREN OF ODIN "But why will
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