The Story of Grettir the Strong (Classic Reprint)

The Story of Grettir the Strong (Classic Reprint)

by Allen French

294 pages· 2012
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Icelandic sagas there are two which, from their human interest and literary perfection, deserve to be classed with world-literature. The first of these is theN jals Saga, the second the Grettir sS aga; both of them have been in English form for about forty years, but because the translations faithfully followed the originals they never became popular, especially since this branch of literature, of great importance in illustrating the development of the northern races, has in our schools been neglected in favor of the poetry and mythology of the Greeks andR
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