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Kormáks saga §5.7

Edited by Natalie Van Deusen

Braut hvarf  úr  sal sæta, / sunds erum hugr á Gunni, / hvað merkir nú, herkis, / höll þverlegar alla? / Renndi eg allt hið innra, / eirar geirs, að þeiri, / Hlín, erum Hörn að finna, / hús brágeislum, fúsir.

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