Rackham, Arthur, 1867-1939 · London : Cassell · leaf 146
nk, and one on the other, andeach held a part of the net which was thus stretched across the riverfrom shore to shore. Thor waded into the water, and followed closebehind the net, and so they slowly drove Loki back to the sea. Nowwas he placed between two dangers, for in the sea he could not… … 1 Held a cup to catch the venomous drops . (p. 142). i42 The Land of Enchantment. fore, said the ancient Norsemen, the salmon have pointed tails to thisday. The gods silently bore Loki, who had resumed his own shape, to acave, where they laid him on three upright stones, and bound him fastto them.…
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