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Snorri Sturluson's summary
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edda
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But this cannot be the end: Ai to Afi to Fathir, Edda to Amma to Mothir.
Thus he could see Hanuman's Eddas from a coign of vantage which was wholly new.
Enthusiastic sf scholars have made remarkable plunges down into world literature and returned with the most astounding discoveries, from the Sumer epic of Gilgamesh to the old Norse Eddas, the Arabian Nights and so forth, not to mention the fairy tales of Hans Christian Andersen and the Brothers Grimm.
Walter had once pointed out that in the Eddas, when Loki proposed a similar bargain to get Thor’s hammer back from the giants, Freyja had rocked Valhalla with her rage.
I can tell you that no matter how het up he was about Edda Lou, he couldn't have killed her.
Like fire through dry brush, news of Edda Lou Hatinger's murder had spread like dust from the bayous to the levees, from town square to farm, all the way from Market Street down to Hog Maw Road, where Happy Fuller discussed the event with her dear friend and bingo partner, Birdie Shays.
I paraphrased the complete Poetic Edda, and took notes on the Prose Edda (or Snorri Edda, written by Snorri Sturluson, Iceland's greatest literary figure, in the thirteenth century) and the Volsung Saga (which covers the material in the missing portion of the Poetic Edda).
I paraphrased the complete Poetic Edda, and took notes on the Prose Edda (or Snorri Edda, written by Snorri Sturluson, Iceland’.
I also wish to acknowledge my debt to the unknown compiler of the Poetic Edda and to Snorri Sturlusson, who composed the Prose Edda in the thirteenth century and thus preserved so much of what we have of the ancient lore.
The dwarves of The Prose Edda, typical of traditional dwarves, were miners and expert craftsmen who lived in caves and mountains.
He played himself back on a tape recorder, reading from Beowulf or Chaucer or the Prose Edda, which tells of the Wind Age and Wolf Age when the Sun swallows Earth.
He knew, just as everyone in town knew, who it was Edda Lou had riled up.
Wanted to know if Edda Lou and Tucker had had any fights there in the rooming house.
Tolkien described it, in a letter to Auden dated 29 January 1968, as 'written in fomyr8islag 8-line stanzas in English: an attempt to organise the Edda material dealing with Sigurd and Gunnar'.