Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 126
o feel for hishammer. But it was not there, and the strong god rose in wrath,and sought for it, but in vain. Then he went to Loki, who was cunningand sharp of wit, and whose aid the gods sought when trouble cameto them. Rise up, Loki, cried Thor, and give me thine aid, for myhammer is stolen, and I… … Once again the buzzing fly came in at the window (p. 119). 122 The Land of Enchantment. would enable him to fly through the air. Gladly will I lend it thee,Loki, said beautiful Freya. Thou shouldst have it, though it wereof silver ; thou shouldst have it, though it were of gold. Then Loki donned…
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