Inside Out Library · Explore

The land of enchantment (1907)

Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 134

An illustration from The land of enchantment, 1907, leaf 134
kes of the strongest ofthe gods fell so lightly. Ye are not far now from Utgard, went onthe Giant. I heard you say, one to the other, that I was no smallman. But this I tell you. In Utgard are men beside whom I am butas a dwarf ! Let no boastful speech pass your lips, for none there willbrook proud… … He raised his hammer with a mighty swing (p. 128). 130 The Land of Enchantment. VII.—HOW THOR CAME TO UTGARD. SKRYMIR departed, and the gods travelled to the east; and at thehour of noon there loomed upon their sight a mighty castle, thatseemed to reach to the blue vault of heaven ; it was built of…

Fairy tales

Internet Archive · New York Public Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.

More pictures from The land of enchantment

More like this