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The word Saerth is of doubtful meaning.--Professor RAFN. _Ofram, the son of Siward, engraved these Runes._--Professor MUNCH. _Otar Fila carved these runes._--Professor STEPHENS. _Iotar Fila engraved these runes._--Professor MUNCH. Professor Munch reads Nos. XIII. _Arnfinn, glutton, carved these Runes._--Professor RAFN. _Haermunt Hardaxe carved these Runes._--Professor STEPHENS. _Hermund Hardaxe engraved these Runes._--Professor MUNCH. Gauk Trandilson, and was used by him in carving the runes.--Professor (_Note._--Professors Stephens, Munch, and Rafn, all agree that some Runes.--Professor STEPHENS. 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The word Saerth is of doubtful meaning.--Professor RAFN. _Ofram, the son of Siward, engraved these Runes._--Professor MUNCH. _Otar Fila carved these runes._--Professor STEPHENS. _Iotar Fila engraved these runes._--Professor MUNCH. Professor Munch reads Nos. XIII. _Arnfinn, glutton, carved these Runes._--Professor RAFN. _Haermunt Hardaxe carved these Runes._--Professor STEPHENS. _Hermund Hardaxe engraved these Runes._--Professor MUNCH. Gauk Trandilson, and was used by him in carving the runes.--Professor (_Note._--Professors Stephens, Munch, and Rafn, all agree that some Runes.--Professor STEPHENS. Runes.--Professor STEPHENS. derivation of the word Maes-Howe, suggested by Professor Rafn, is id: 13786 author: Nordby, Conrad Hjalmar title: The Influence of Old Norse Literature on English Literature date: words: 30596 sentences: 1924 pages: flesch: 79 cache: ./cache/13786.txt txt: ./txt/13786.txt summary: old Norse poetic spirit in William Morris (1834-1896), and an increasing English poetry of Old Norse song came about through the scholar''s The pages of this book are filled, with extracts from Old Norse sagas time came original works that were inspired by Old Norse stories and Old and from this book, as from Gray''s poems and the other Old Norse living English literature out of these old stories, and he only two the time when Old Norse prose and poetry were to be read in the future days a text-book of original English poems will be in the hands of the old stories that English poets and romancers have given us. Morris in 1868-1870, there are three poems which hail from Old Norse Morris was at his best when he worked with Old Norse material, but that These works are the kind that show the influence of Old Norse literature ==== make-pages.sh questions ==== make-pages.sh search ==== make-pages.sh topic modeling corpus Zipping study carrel