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138. I wot that I hung on the wind-tossed tree all of nights nine, wounded by spear, bespoken to Othinn, bespoken myself to myself, upon that tree of which none telleth from what roots it doth rise. 139. Neither horn they upheld nor handed me bread; I looked below me- aloud I cried- caught up the runes, caught them up wailing, thence to the ground I fell again. 140. From the son of Bolthorn, Bestla´s father, I mastered mighty songs nine, and a drink I had of the dearest mead, got from out of Othraerir. |
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