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The House of the Wolfings

CHAPTER XVII--THE WOOD-SUN SPEAKETH WITH THIODOLF
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There they abode till after the rising of the sun, and each to each spake many loving words at their departure; and the Wood-Sun went her ways at her will.
But Thiodolf went up the dale again, and set Throng-plough in his sheath, and wound the peace-strings round him.

Then he took up the hauberk from the grass whereas the Wood-Sun had cast it, and did it on him, as it were of the attire he was wont to carry daily.

So he girt Throng-plough to him, and went soberly up to the ridge-top to the folk, who were just stirring in the early morning..


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