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quadgram	frequency
the land of burgundy	47
spake of tronje hagen	18
then spake the royal	17
in storm of battle	16
then spake of tronje	15
the men of burgundy	15
in the land of	13
full dear to me	12
then spake the lady	11
of the land of	11
to the land of	10
thereupon answered and said	9
many a knight full	8
then spake the valiant	8
from the land of	7
then spake the mighty	7
thereto gave answer hagen	7
spake the royal gunther	7
then spake the doughty	7
then spake the monarch	7
many a maiden fair	7
answered and said the	7
the second half of	7
the men of etzel	7
spake unto the monarch	7
the hand of the	7
in a tone of	6
worms across the rhine	6
many a lady fair	6
the spouse of kriemhild	6
by the hand of	6
then spake the noble	6
of the second half	6
of the fourth line	6
spake the mighty monarch	6
the men of gunther	6
spake the lady kriemhild	6
spake the monarch gunther	6
the knight of tronje	5
of the nibelungen saga	5
spake the royal lady	5
full many a stately	5
he spake unto the	5
the lord of rhineland	5
she spake unto the	5
at the time of	5
unto the land of	5
full many a warrior	5
the good and intelligent	5
many a shield and	5
as well as the	5
the story of the	5
the time of the	5
and all his men	5
the death of siegfried	5
the walls of the	5
of sun in summer	5
in the course of	5
the month of may	5
full many a thane	5
and many a knight	5
with might and main	5
the death of her	5
the baron and his	5
for the first time	5
full many a fair	5
worms upon the rhine	5
turn of sun in	5
so high in honor	4
full many a lady	4
fared to the huns	4
full many a maid	4
see note to page	4
by the summer night	4
spake the noble monarch	4
many a valiant warrior	4
may such thing be	4
noble knight and good	4
the latter part of	4
then spake the knight	4
second half of the	4
thing may never be	4
many a stately warrior	4
and with him his	4
forth from the hall	4
all the men of	4
then spake the lofty	4
thereto spake the margrave	4
the knight of bern	4
in the history of	4
it is not the	4
from out his hand	4
the clear green lake	4
green lake of nemi	4
of the men of	4
of bern sir dietrich	4
ladies of the convent	4
from out the hand	4
worms upon the strand	4
for the sake of	4
the people among whom	4
the rest of the	4
his heart he bore	4
of weeping and of	4
of the burgundian kings	4
in all the world	4
many a precious stone	4
baron and his daughter	4
valiant knight and good	4
the noble knights and	4
the valiant knight and	4
full many a one	4
o woe is me	4
latter part of the	4
into the land of	4
that will i do	4
spake the valiant dankwart	4
of the burgundians and	4
how might such thing	4
the sight of the	4
the knight full noble	4
bank of the rhine	4
in silent thought i	4
the evolution of the	4
bewitched i am by	4
thought i am riding	4
am by the summer	4
many a gallant knight	4
spake the doughty siegfried	4
many a noble thane	4
i am by the	4
from worms across the	4
clear green lake of	4
silent thought i am	4
the thing might be	3
of the saga in	3
then might ye see	3
a point of honour	3
that they thence would	3
the end of the	3
of metz sir ortwein	3
may our welcome bringing	3
high and royal lady	3
who bewitched him thus	3
carried away by the	3
a knight of valor	3
and the lovely margaretta	3
full many a wonder	3
young werner with the	3
in his heart he	3
in its original form	3
the son of ute	3
the same be done	3
on all sides they	3
then spake again the	3
good and intelligent mother	3
in days like the	3
thereto spake king gunther	3
hither to this land	3
the happiest youth in	3
we sing and shout	3
rumold the high steward	3
death of her brothers	3
all of her attendants	3
full many a shield	3
as we have it	3
is all that he	3
unto the rhine they	3
then spake the youthful	3
was seen full many	3
the land of the	3
a shield and helmet	3
at the end of	3
to worms upon the	3
to me it is	3
my heart full sore	3
the side of the	3
might such thing be	3
the men of siegfried	3
by the clear green	3
landlord of the button	3
happiest youth in the	3
the men of ruediger	3
from out the land	3
the son of siegmund	3
such thing be done	3
edition preface to the	3
the mass was sung	3
many a beauteous maid	3
from the hall they	3
second half of line	3
the lord of bechelaren	3
all things bud and	3
now god reward thee	3
then spake sir siegfried	3
in heaven forfend it	3
there was a mickle	3
in the german empire	3
and eke his spouse	3
in all this world	3
is borne off by	3
spake he to the	3
the saga in its	3
the night through until	3
where he kriemhild found	3
maiden fair to see	3
by me shall be	3
maidens and fair ladies	3
in more or less	3
full many a maiden	3
while all things bud	3
the lady kriemhild to	3
many a valiant knight	3
at the foot of	3
that the men of	3
on the other hand	3
adventure how siegfried was	3
young werner is the	3
the king and eke	3
of gold and silver	3
the beginning of the	3
gaping wounds full many	3
people kiss each other	3
of the golden lion	3
seen full many a	3
days like the present	3
sindold and hunold and	3
the first half of	3
she was passing fair	3
then spake the maiden	3
the form of the	3
youth in the german	3
after the death of	3
to may our welcome	3
the aged lady abbess	3
then was a mickle	3
now god in heaven	3
many a fair lady	3
of the nibelungen strophe	3
at turn of sun	3
second and the third	3
to the fact that	3
the thanes of etzel	3
noble knights and good	3
of bern the hero	3
then spake the queen	3
full many a knight	3
the course of the	3
things bud and sprout	3
ye noble knights and	3
i ween their hearts	3
at the head of	3
that he will say	3
full loudly cried then	3
why do people kiss	3
she was of mood	3
do people kiss each	3
the land of saxons	3
how lovely is the	3
half of the fourth	3
woods we sing and	3
the history of the	3
many a winsome maid	3
will go with thee	3
all that he will	3
warriors many a one	3
that from the wound	3
for the last time	3
i know what love	3
then spake unto the	3
like that of the	3
historical saga of the	3
to me full dear	3
full many a noble	3
then spake to her	3
the woods we sing	3
the queen full stately	3
such joy was not	3
that would i have	3
the hero of netherland	3
walls of the city	3
and eke the royal	3
with sword in hand	3
they on their way	3
would i have you	3
the queen gave answer	3
many might ye see	3
high and royal dame	3
as if it were	3
against the men of	3
us knights here homeless	3
it had to be	3
me full sorely that	3
so in the woods	3
thereto gave answer siegfried	3
the lofty monarch spake	3
and all his warriors	3
they thence would fare	3
to thee commended be	3
the full stately maid	3
spake the high lady	3
now the day was	3
werner is the happiest	3
to me been told	3
smote with blow so	3
with speed to the	3
lovely is the month	3
the burgundians and attila	3
all clad in shining	3
know what love is	3
up from the river	3
the second and the	3
from far and near	3
as far as to	3
god in heaven forfend	3
is the month of	3
in the woods we	3
his friends the monarch	3
kriemhild the maiden fair	3
i send thee greeting	3
then spake of bern	3
the king of rhineland	3
many a noble guest	3
speed to the village	3
true love and trumpet	3
spake the lady brunhild	3
is the happiest youth	3
but who bewitched him	3
spake the youthful giselher	3
for many a season	3
the thane full valiant	3
to lose his life	3
storm of battle to	3
the young sir giselher	3
from off his charger	3
evolution of the poem	3
thereto the queen gave	3
how long shall we	3
his guests the monarch	3
gunther and his men	3
etzel and eke his	3
come unto this land	3
so warm a welcome	3
the german empire dwelling	3
knight of mettle true	2
long for lasting friendship	2
maidens fair to see	2
then spake the lovely	2
as death and devil	2
it might be that	2
the holy roman empire	2
and live i yet	2
siegfried was sent to	2
room in the attic	2
were free in giving	2
may god damn him	2
her full many a	2
take her with you	2
then mickle was the	2
down to the river	2
new god of the	2
train of fair attendants	2
my will in this	2
the garden waves the	2
how siegfried was sent	2
in death laid low	2
were the royal ladies	2
the third accent of	2
under the shade of	2
and novella hundred and	2
and all their followers	2
grant us hence to	2
through the land the	2
and the story of	2
wore a royal crown	2
and all of her	2
doomed full many a	2
west bank of the	2
spouse full dear to	2
the sixth of march	2
a knight full noble	2
the men of kriemhild	2
i yet a season	2
with them thither brought	2
the thing be told	2
when they did hear	2
of the broken sword	2
the knight of netherland	2
same maiden it is	2
they from that land	2
the heart of a	2
spake the royal etzel	2
and mickle was his	2
full many a beauteous	2
went full many a	2
trusty shield in hand	2
a joy to me	2
that it is not	2
about her neatly shaped	2
to gaze on the	2
many and many a	2
make the blood to	2
the gaze of the	2
the concert in the	2
the eye of the	2
her brothers the slaying	2
thou art full of	2
not far from the	2
in calm meditation lofty	2
that of all the	2
meditation lofty secrets are	2
at court to wear	2
many a warrior bold	2
was doomed full many	2
he but like his	2
that he in death	2
from the other direction	2
of the life of	2
it is in the	2
here and try his	2
fought with the huns	2
saga of the burgundians	2
king and eke his	2
and his heart was	2
how the margrave ruediger	2
had opened his lips	2
of the people among	2
he is a worthy	2
her neatly shaped ankles	2
then outspake king gunther	2
the worst dog in	2
to his royal mistress	2
then outspake the margrave	2
is a poem of	2
god in heaven that	2
spake unto the margrave	2
been told to me	2
of a young and	2
god of the franks	2
stress of battle and	2
the knights of etzel	2
is a worthy knight	2
by many a valiant	2
the day was ended	2
the bounty of the	2
at all times the	2
through the hours of	2
and of a happy	2
filled she was with	2
from about the year	2
they unto the rhine	2
forth were brought the	2
who there had seen	2
in all the earth	2
to avenge her wrong	2
little were they idle	2
in the year in	2
high and stately queen	2
the kings and their	2
spake of bern the	2
fared to isenland to	2
then spake unto his	2
many a stately knight	2
loath they were to	2
many a fair and	2
the maple and musician	2
here in the land	2
that round her sides	2
the site of the	2
a maiden fair to	2
he was a man	2
the men of bechelaren	2
to his guest the	2
the knight so noble	2
lord of bern gave	2
preserved in the nibelungenlied	2
then answered him the	2
all is in motion	2
a blow with a	2
them the men of	2
did the doughty gernot	2
are all of them	2
wherefore didst thou die	2
the death of my	2
the kings so mighty	2
the bodice of black	2
tales of mickle wonder	2
leave did grant them	2
then spake of burgundy	2
on all sides then	2
the lady kriemhild the	2
how king etzel sent	2
hath oft been said	2
part of the poem	2
edge of her kerchief	2
deemed that lady kriemhild	2
deep wounds and mortal	2
the son of siegelind	2
from the castle of	2
with train of warriors	2
from off his body	2
siegfried to the feast	2
upon the farther strand	2
english version of the	2
make much heavier the	2
for them in store	2
calm meditation lofty secrets	2
to me and to	2
nibelungen hoard was brought	2
in the garden pavilion	2
put to the test	2
on the other side	2
of the poetic genius	2
joy was not to	2
young werner rode into	2
women of the sea	2
at her blue eyes	2
from us hath been	2
what hath here been	2
he arose not before	2
me of all my	2
me thy art divine	2
to me thy sister	2
were seen full many	2
again unto burgundian land	2
do what now i	2
as soon as he	2
full many a valiant	2
to the castle gate	2
find that will make	2
the lord of bern	2
went unto each other	2
that no harm they	2
a mickle host of	2
the scene of the	2
son of ute fair	2
on the side of	2
the thanes of burgundy	2
steeds and rich apparel	2
the knight she loved	2
rises above it the	2
not without good reason	2
the noble maiden spake	2
i never have seen	2
his men every one	2
kriemhild the fair lady	2
the guests to meet	2
as at strasburg on	2
not one of all	2
now the night was	2
becomes the wife of	2
he had of ruediger	2
in the narrow valley	2
with a simple grace	2
upon the twelfth morning	2
i counsel thee against	2
him by the hand	2
how the burgundians came	2
now no further how	2
was sent to worms	2
of gold all shining	2
her surpassing beauty that	2
to meet them with	2
the death of noble	2
as we have heard	2
the noblest of daughters	2
the queen bade set	2
the queens berated each	2
hither unto this land	2
for sake of me	2
how brunhild was received	2
wish to do so	2
gave back the sound	2
werner sues for margaretta	2
the knights all fared	2
fair and winsome maid	2
said in a tone	2
he thy liegeman is	2
the language of the	2
did naught but sorrow	2
gere of the land	2
in the former kriemhild	2
how siegfried fought with	2
many a deed of	2
upon her brothers the	2
full many a man	2
and kriemhild were slain	2
the thing may be	2
fared to his knights	2
might ye see how	2
a german poem of	2
form of the saga	2
with his good kinsmen	2
hither come to me	2
and her luxuriant hair	2
first and second lines	2
came they to the	2
the life of chivalry	2
well with honor in	2
story of the burgundians	2
cast out the dead	2
man with one eye	2
a stately warrior more	2
with his train of	2
might i but bring	2
whereof in very sooth	2
went up to the	2
at strasburg on the	2
and all their men	2
she spake unto her	2
an old man with	2
never may such thing	2
set fire to the	2
when the clergyman now	2
spake she rich in	2
at the sound of	2
here to a popular	2
that the mighty monarch	2
gunther fared to isenland	2
might ye see the	2
to the chamber where	2
in all that maketh	2
the followers of the	2
when they thence would	2
and gold in store	2
i have in the	2
six and eighty ladies	2
the trumpeters from frickthal	2
within the casements many	2
half of the first	2
full many a gallant	2
purse and pay the	2
she wore a royal	2
on the one hand	2
as far as goes	2
lightly rises above it	2
thou at me with	2
now guard you well	2
at the close of	2
is evident from the	2
how siegfried was betrayed	2
of burgundy gernot the	2
the king might see	2
and passed without the	2
when the lord of	2
ride unto the rhine	2
how siegfried fared to	2
what the end will	2
as he was wont	2
kings and all their	2
then spake in manner	2
spake in courteous manner	2
his trusty shield in	2
began to weep the	2
the death of his	2
the baron took his	2
to meet thy wishes	2
that here he would	2
baron took his comfort	2
the lady brunhild the	2
they came to bechelaren	2
may i cease to	2
since he thy liegeman	2
his men the king	2
how they came to	2
and irnfried of thuringia	2
longer not to bide	2
barks the worst dog	2
in sooth were never	2
and said in his	2
pieces of the broken	2
and eke the castles	2
then spake to them	2
the men of hunland	2
will find that will	2
how they kept guard	2
forms of the saga	2
the tidings how that	2
the garden of the	2
and his men every	2
the wife of gunther	2
this way and that	2
the landlord of the	2
how the nibelungen hoard	2
full many a winsome	2
and in spite of	2
the steeds well saddled	2
over silver bodkins is	2
they made them ready	2
in his right hand	2
they went to mass	2
to the fiftieth edition	2
to worms across the	2
ye are come to	2
his shield he higher	2
her sides she wore	2
a mighty din arose	2
the blood to flow	2
brother and the young	2
oft in storm of	2
do you hear the	2
unto a nail she	2
her mother queen ute	2
mine host of the	2
then went with her	2
the lady kriemhild did	2
fared to the feast	2
have faithful service from	2
the very finest that	2
the huns in the	2
so came they to	2
round her sides she	2
burgundy giselher the thane	2
as friend to friend	2
werner and the lovely	2
be said by any	2
upon the way were	2
more than a hundred	2
deed by hagen done	2
an it were not	2
how gunther fared to	2
we find it in	2
at last to the	2
to hide what there	2
a son did bear	2
was a noble blowing	2
her sad of mood	2
the margrave ruediger was	2
and fair to see	2
many a knight beside	2
they for the strangers	2
by his mighty sword	2
rhine to sink it	2
may come here and	2
by my own hand	2
i cease to plain	2
volsung and his sons	2
how siegfried came home	2
gallant thanes of burgundy	2
the character of the	2
in wonder at the	2
none could him outrun	2
such thing might be	2
that ye are come	2
on all sides the	2
many a hero fell	2
hands in battle full	2
thither and back again	2
full brave and keen	2
young werner became the	2
of bern gave answer	2
of honor dwelling within	2
many a chosen warrior	2
rode into the mellay	2
might it ever happen	2
i may the story	2
then further spake the	2
all from thence were	2
preface to the third	2
the pieces of the	2
hear a wondrous tale	2
then went forth the	2
to him it seemed	2
the knights full noble	2
many a doughty warrior	2
and so long time	2
erstwhile did wield it	2
out the land of	2
many a high and	2
the royal ladies both	2
hight the same is	2
there was a noisy	2
the messengers of kriemhild	2
a nail she bore	2
then there was a	2
as far as the	2
for sake of friendship	2
father and all his	2
straightway spake the monarch	2
wrought of silk of	2
out before the hall	2
had the men of	2
and many a lady	2
right glad am i	2
of those that followed	2
concert in the garden	2
god in heaven requite	2
in such wise spake	2
five hundred men or	2
burgundians fought with the	2
by the side of	2
hearts did tell them	2
the ladies of the	2
answer the good and	2
many a noble knight	2
in the holy roman	2
garden of the castle	2
knight of high degree	2
strasburg on the bulwarks	2
spake unto his master	2
her luxuriant hair over	2
box of the carriage	2
passed out before the	2
how iring was slain	2
a knight of mettle	2
straightway then spake he	2
in haste his shield	2
in the german nibelungenlied	2
from solothurn and aarau	2
the same did hear	2
him of the curse	2
then to him the	2
the love i bear	2
why lookest thou at	2
the men of denmark	2
great heaps of rubbish	2
the northern form of	2
when the men of	2
the time of her	2
the monarchs and their	2
heat of the noonday	2
should come unto this	2
they fared to the	2
very sooth was need	2
for that they thence	2
the thing may never	2
shall ye let me	2
full many a precious	2
mythical story of siegfried	2
in rage full sore	2
that the lady brunhild	2
to journey hither to	2
the basis of the	2
of siegfried and the	2
shall all be subject	2
armed for the fight	2
the nibelungenlied and the	2
lord full dear to	2
then must be the	2
now god requite thee	2
i but live to	2
full many might ye	2
i not deny you	2
the cave is called	2
to the mountain lake	2
that he did bear	2
how gelfrat was slain	2
then again spake kriemhild	2
hoard was brought to	2
preface to the fiftieth	2
till at last a	2
and the third accent	2
from the walls the	2
that our hermann might	2
many a knight lies	2
brothers the slaying of	2
the deed hath done	2
spake of rhine the	2
brought they for the	2
battle full many a	2
this historical saga of	2
he to the monarch	2
siegfried came home with	2
storm of battle the	2
that of netherland siegfried	2
he rushed upon him	2
in right friendly manner	2
gallant knight and bold	2
ladies fair a many	2
slaying of the dragon	2
then from enfolding covers	2
in heaven requite thee	2
straightway then cried he	2
of the poetic imagination	2
help my grief to	2
and for whose sake	2
thy timid glance away	2
of the latter part	2
how kriemhild fared to	2
of the germanic peoples	2
neatly the edge of	2
whom in his heart	2
lookest thou at me	2
i will not deny	2
to the third edition	2
the castle of st	2
freely and lightly rises	2
in the edda the	2
alack for my companions	2
unaccented syllable is lacking	2
his royal mistress spake	2
on the broad steps	2
full many a helmet	2
her eyes so bright	2
how etzel kept the	2
many a man full	2
in the evolution of	2
the messengers from hunland	2
the former kriemhild is	2
were come into the	2
live i yet a	2
with his sword he	2
and now the day	2
came home with his	2
appeared as death and	2
the best of wine	2
in sooth might never	2
thou wilt not give	2
took up the word	2
and not a few	2
me and to my	2
o would to god	2
no longer to be	2
the poem in its	2
then bade the king	2
in death lay low	2
come here and try	2
how that he would	2
the course of time	2
girdle that round her	2
that in the hall	2
so sweet and blissful	2
that will make much	2
they were of mood	2
a knight full valiant	2
in his hand full	2
death was wounded he	2
turn not thy timid	2
young and handsome carpenter	2
that the king of	2
lady and many a	2
then rose a mickle	2
of her kerchief is	2
mettle keen and good	2
hither unto this country	2
and the bodice of	2
as preserved in the	2
to them they bore	2
thou tell to me	2
many a valiant man	2
also siegfried with his	2
to gain thy wish	2
until the day of	2
much i could not	2
in stress of battle	2
me with burning glances	2
in the character of	2
a man of might	2
me hath oft been	2
lofty secrets are unveiled	2
fought with the saxons	2
in land of burgundy	2
the gallant knight and	2
wilt not give over	2
was doomed to perish	2
how gunther bade siegfried	2
will he nill he	2
full many a rider	2
the new god of	2
to worms when that	2
soon after the nibelungenlied	2
an i but live	2
might well with honor	2
that beside the monarch	2
gazed in wonder at	2
and try his fortune	2
what host of valiant	2
were soon the tidings	2
by no fears assailed	2
down unto the spur	2
went where found they	2
spake the men of	2
but when the clergyman	2
came the royal etzel	2
bade the noble lady	2
of which is the	2
in the th century	2
they thence would journey	2
by my troth i	2
with helm on head	2
ere long time was	2
close to the rhine	2
by the hand the	2
of the epic as	2
their hearts did tell	2
the foot of the	2
him and all his	2
a knight full keen	2
the monarch passing well	2
then spake of rhine	2
kerchief is plaited into	2
adventure how the burgundians	2
of the native literature	2
in very sooth was	2
on the rhine at	2
bring to our dwelling	2
him many a stately	2
possession of the hoard	2
when they beheld the	2
took from him his	2
and gave to him	2
joy seemed then undying	2
that such thing might	2
gunther and hagen and	2
many a knight there	2
i pray thee yet	2
i could not understand	2
written record of it	2
the full doughty man	2
then spake queen brunhild	2
how the queens berated	2
home unto our country	2
in the world might	2
the knights full valiant	2
come to the terrace	2
a young and handsome	2
will i not deny	2
the eleventh was kind	2
with the consent of	2
full many a goodly	2
how bloedel was slain	2
moment when i saw	2
was received at worms	2
off the arch of	2
ute and her daughter	2
such thing be nevermore	2
but sprang from off	2
that thou to me	2
how siegfried was slain	2
warriors from rhine river	2
siegmund where he kriemhild	2
forth to meet them	2
of the young musician	2
full many a youthful	2
all who there beheld	2
the close of the	2
to serve in the	2
that i should be	2
on account of this	2
thanes of burgundy unto	2
form of the original	2
they went unto the	2
spake again the margrave	2
first half of the	2
by reason of his	2
many a stone full	2
had been by the	2
the men of bern	2
with him his companions	2
many a warrior keen	2
preface to the second	2
plaited into a ruffle	2
did take unto him	2
brought me no blessing	2
when shall be the	2
a knight lies dead	2
thy father and mother	2
at me with burning	2
accent of the second	2
though beautiful it be	2
saga as preserved in	2
the mind of the	2
the poetic genius of	2
thy greeting to hagen	2
are still those of	2
then spake the king	2
as for them was	2
spake unto her husband	2
spake she unto ruediger	2
the cause of all	2
good reason have i	2
has my eye been	2
had a goodly store	2
unto the rhine he	2
anon to lose his	2
before the time of	2
unto his royal masters	2
with many a man	2
to the second edition	2
upon his head a	2
the tidings to his	2
spake the margrave gere	2
full many a day	2
and schwemmel brought the	2
many a land around	2
unto the strangers go	2
the young knight giselher	2
she would tarry there	2
the lady kriemhild fair	2
last to the end	2
to him she was	2
in truth it shall	2
is still in existence	2
clad in shining armor	2
with train of fair	2
i saw thee first	2
how he arose not	2
and eke unto my	2
in the two versions	2
who had in storm	2
rude and clumsy mortals	2
the unaccented syllable is	2
my room in the	2
thou bridge of renown	2
young werner and margaretta	2
that she would tarry	2
spake the lovely maiden	2
then answered him king	2
gelfrat was slain by	2
and well the same	2
how gunther won brunhild	2
there on the danube	2
how kriemhild thought to	2
songs of the cat	2
then spake the margrave	2
of the th century	2
all my men and	2
find it in the	2
of all the greatest	2
by the river all	2
leave then they took	2
to the rank of	2
of mettle keen and	2
of the metrical translations	2
the host with his	2
and hagen and kriemhild	2
as fitting is to	2
feeling of honor dwelling	2
thing will i do	2
and the ladies followed	2
and all the men	2
the name he bore	2
journey to the rhine	2
how siegfried first saw	2
as blade of grass	2
by name was he	2
young werner in the	2
ween their hearts did	2
editions of the nibelungenlied	2
no feeling of honor	2
and to my music	2
to question then the	2
weeping and of wail	2
him of burgundian land	2
preface to the fourth	2
drama in three parts	2
much heavier the bill	2
the moment when i	2
the development of the	2
the king gave answer	2
in the latter part	2
high in spirit saw	2
full many a keen	2
rueth me full sorely	2
the thing was done	2
it may be that	2
the west bank of	2
syllable between the second	2
the full stately thane	2
storm of battle was	2
so will i give	2
i have to bear	2
since thou wilt not	2
so dear to me	2
ye rude and clumsy	2
then appeared as death	2
he was knight of	2
as fitting was for	2
may be that i	2
three score of valiant	2
mythical element and historical	2
and pay the joke	2
and with him also	2
the knights that serve	2
the warriors of etzel	2
thyself and eke thy	2
worst dog in creation	2
and said to her	2
story of the young	2
all his men beside	2
the casements many a	2
and all her company	2
she rich in sorrow	2
of the twelfth century	2
my joy seemed then	2
upon the seventh morning	2
the early history of	2
green as blade of	2
an wilt thou not	2
lived none other but	2
the heat of the	2
a potion which causes	2
hand of the maiden	2
praise to thee forever	2
we here may see	2
it is now generally	2
to isenland to brunhild	2
a town on the	2
dense shade of fir	2
as we find it	2
leaning on his staff	2
of all the bravest	2
made answer the good	2
i have you know	2
hand of noble ruediger	2
bounty of the king	2
ye have faithful service	2
in its northern form	2
the monarch and his	2
how siegfried came to	2
the time of our	2
will make much heavier	2
ye let me know	2
the saga as preserved	2
god give thee meed	2
o high and royal	2
to them was told	2
of you shall never	2
grim she was of	2
and eke the land	2
to the fourth edition	2
the steps of the	2
the head of the	2
as one of the	2
thereat did rage full	2
the shade of the	2
still had she of	2
may god bless you	2
heart was filled with	2
then spake the men	2
songs of the silent	2
they cast out the	2
had come on horseback	2
that can i nowise	2
to see if the	2
kriemhild thought to avenge	2
again unto the rhine	2
that the doughty hagen	2
then spake the fair	2
eyes down to the	2
spake the doughty hagen	2
saga in its northern	2
spake the king of	2
to hear such tidings	2
since the time of	2
host of valiant warriors	2
hagen and kriemhild were	2
i with thee would	2
unaccented syllable between the	2
then the monarch said	2
the wife of siegfried	2
was doomed to be	2
and gernot as well	2
many a stately thane	2
see to it that	2
novella hundred and eighteen	2
from the hall the	2
saga of siegfried and	2
out of the fashion	2
death of noble ruediger	2
the men of siegmund	2
what may it be	2
that ever i was	2
gained the outer air	2
only in calm meditation	2
and he had to	2
which he greets with	2
that he would not	2
the mighty monarch then	2
siegfried and the nibelungen	2
the hours of the	2
the knight full keen	2
the seat of the	2
then did the royal	2
saga in modern literature	2
charles dickens and evans	2
king gunther so many	2
from time to time	2
heard ye there on	2
when came they to	2
arose not before her	2
warriors one and all	2
the same we may	2
in its earliest form	2
then by the hand	2
zeal brought me no	2
such thing may never	2
a knight of high	2
of all their number	2
it seems to me	2
they to the minster	2
one of all their	2
they deemed that lady	2
how might he ever	2
told unto the monarch	2
men of burgundy were	2
what business have you	2
as in the edda	2
a poem of over	2
in the nibelungenlied as	2
etzel kept the wedding	2
reason have i to	2
the nibelungen hoard was	2
when i saw thee	2
should see no more	2
do you still recall	2
will i give over	2
that was a knight	2
road from basel to	2
then spake of netherland	2
margrave ruediger was slain	2
up and down the	2
is me for sorrow	2
the meeting in rome	2
down unto the sea	2
to god in heaven	2
but i will give	2
siegfried first saw kriemhild	2
hair over silver bodkins	2
take your purse and	2
the heart of the	2
people among whom it	2
in his arms he	2
element and historical element	2
the sons of ute	2
by the name of	2
the most important of	2
far as to the	2
are come to me	2
up to the castle	2
was a knight full	2
them from the door	2
in all the lands	2
old man with one	2
he would not give	2
can no longer be	2
how young werner rode	2
hath to me been	2
from out the saddle	2
how the queen bade	2
siegfried fared to his	2
as thou dost love	2
not thy timid glance	2
with the lady kriemhild	2
excursion to the mountain	2
of the cat hiddigeigei	2
so filled she was	2
hath been told to	2
of the fifth century	2
flew from off the	2
fire to the hall	2
hagen then of tronje	2
the knight full valiant	2
brunhild was received at	2
saga as we find	2
with mind so willing	2
sets off the arch	2
heart was saddened and	2
in the garden waves	2
a place on the	2
the mythical story of	2
take from him his	2
the story of a	2
in order to make	2
thou and thy good	2
so many a valiant	2
queens berated each other	2
werbel and schwemmel brought	2
so mighty was the	2
poem and saga in	2
a noble knight and	2
yonder side rhine river	2
third accent of the	2
and lightly rises above	2
and what business have	2
old knights and youthful	2
eke the lady kriemhild	2
now and then a	2
was doomed anon to	2
from him his life	2
and when the same	2
with the schwarzwald pastor	2
opened his lips to	2
you will find that	2
truth it shall be	2
ever i was born	2
how they went to	2
then bade the noble	2
and saga in modern	2
fitting is to do	2
the doughty siegfried and	2
his niece the bishop	2
then spake he to	2
of the same with	2
siegfried came to worms	2
the queen full noble	2
that none could him	2
on the site of	2
was ended the fair	2
his life should lose	2
the absence of the	2
the excursion to the	2
the flight of the	2
is now generally admitted	2
the vineyard and garden	2
is it that i	2
is plaited into a	2
a thousand warriors keen	2
in this world might	2
with mine own eyes	2
the prince so youthful	2
at the beginning of	2
bade the men of	2
is not to be	2
the ruins of the	2
very finest that ever	2
did tell him the	2
of burgundy giselher the	2
the name of the	2
that was a noble	2
they unto each other	2
bade set fire to	2
never may i cease	2
if the thing might	2
grief her heart was	2
speak it out honestly	2
her brother and the	2
from out the hall	2
the king of the	2
origin of the saga	2
young musician werner and	2
were the horses the	2
thou dost love me	2
still those of the	2
and as far as	2
four and twenty warriors	2
between the second and	2
to wear a crown	2
down to the ground	2
many a warrior good	2
were seats made ready	2
sun was shining on	2
in the time of	2
full force of his	2
full many a hero	2
his head a helmet	2
werner with the schwarzwald	2
the kings and all	2
honor eke and life	2
of all is the	2
the box of the	2
that mickle was and	2
till he came to	2
he had heard it	2
the night in quiet	2
and many a winsome	2
refers here to a	2
not at once to	2
filled they were with	2
in his hand a	2
to think upon it	2
by the huns in	2
how young werner became	2
that it is a	2
he and all his	2
he from him and	2
the story of siegfried	2
the first and second	2
to the huns ye	2
on the rhine below	2
that they might not	2
all doubts of thine	2
head of the procession	2
spake the royal siegmund	2
gernot her brother and	2
cast a glance around	2
bring her home to	2
the while that i	2
the full force of	2
for she was passing	2
how the burgundians fought	2
how kriemhild mourned for	2
the while that yet	2
knights all fared to	2
gere stand in the	2
and eke the doughty	2
your purse and pay	2
would it might be	2
as hath been told	2
host of the golden	2
he smote with blow	2
the knights of tronje	2
the king of hunland	2
as long as i	2
as goes my ken	2
lose at hand of	2
squires full nine thousand	2
bade siegfried to the	2
to the test the	2
us hence to bear	2
was a mickle pressing	2
queen bade set fire	2
passed without the portal	2
in battle full many	2
ere turn of sun	2
a high and noble	2
kriemhild mourned for siegfried	2
sprang from off his	2
ye eke the story	2
rode into the schwarzwald	2
of the nibelungenlied is	2
i do not know	2
did each the other	2
was slain by dankwart	2
i should like to	2
many a man was	2
he in his bosom	2
part of the story	2
shalt thou let us	2
burgundian kings and their	2
the saga as we	2
a common flemish blacksmith	2
art which faileth never	2
the book of songs	2
to me hath oft	2
i will go with	2
what there doth glisten	2
upon his high command	2
spake the fair kriemhild	2
in this our country	2
many a mighty spear	2
there on the rhine	2
the king did take	2
a valiant knight and	2
silver bodkins is braided	2
the roll of the	2
the monarch of the	2
that to the huns	2
german poem of the	2
the life of the	2
forth to meet the	2
hurry quickly to the	2
kings and their sister	2
may the same prevent	2
the story in its	2
such as these are	2
the lofty monarchs three	2
in front of the	2
but live to see	2
in all the company	2
siegfried and his chosen	2
knights that serve me	2
thou muse of music	2
doomed anon to lose	2
spake the valiant siegfried	2
the noble king of	2
musician werner and the	2
for teaching me thy	2
to the end of	2
man of dauntless heart	2
woe is me for	2
that of tronje hagen	2
the same the monarch	2
that she did bear	2
a knight full good	2
the end will be	2
come was also siegfried	2
the young musician werner	2
hagen and eke ortwein	2
spake the queen unto	2
where did lie the	2
the fourth line has	2
the isle of fridolinus	2
then outspake sir siegfried	2
the slaying of her	2
luxuriant hair over silver	2
have i caught thee	2
thought to avenge her	2
of the story in	2
the first three lines	2
former kriemhild is the	2
be left for the	2
outlines of the saga	2
of the silent man	2
well do i know	2
in the midst of	2
later forms of the	2
the edge of her	2
and the young giselher	2
anton as their coachman	2
to the isle of	2
werner rode into the	2
he the same did	2
their hands in battle	2
the arch of her	2
she becomes the wife	2
day was ended and	2
to the north of	2
the other hand the	2
a great number of	2
thee i think of	2
the charge of the	2
to my music listen	2
home with his wife	2
told the tidings how	2
thousand men or over	2
and soon the noble	2
a tone of vexation	2
the burgundian kings and	2
the foundations of the	2
to blow the trumpet	2
the queen then spake	2
such host of warriors	2
it with his life	2
loudly cried then hagen	2
aught of harm to	2
then were led the	2
brother dear to me	2
etzel the mighty monarch	2
the light of morning	2
did rage full sorely	2
volker the full valiant	2
was not to be	2
i feel as if	2
the same might be	2
never can be comprehending	2
i will give you	2
how they cast out	2
her kerchief is plaited	2
bearing shield in hand	2
night through until day	2
come to pass since	2
ride forth to meet	2
his life to take	2
then outspake the fiddler	2
among whom it grew	2
that art which faileth	2
innocentius the eleventh was	2
adventures on the rhine	2
be praise to thee	2
death hath reft him	2
gunther bade siegfried to	2
was a man of	2
the valiant thanes of	2
siegfried fought with the	2
went unto the monarch	2
forth to meet him	2
to me as hostage	2
through shield and shining	2
how werbel and schwemmel	2
all fared to the	2
that will i let	2
from that of the	2
him man of might	2
how the knights all	2
each the other smite	2
with all his men	2
thus it had to	2
a girl to be	2
teaching me thy art	2
the need of the	2
it is true that	2
stages in the evolution	2
the rhine to sink	2
for the third time	2
character of the poem	2
beneath their hands in	2
to death was wounded	2
had in storm of	2
unto king gunther spake	2
hide what there doth	2
at home behind them	2
performed by the hand	2
his arms he pressed	2
this zeal brought me	2
now to the garden	2
schwemmel brought the message	2
kriemhild fared to the	2
was also siegfried with	2
of the valiant knight	2
avenges upon her brothers	2
close to her figure	2
she the noble monarch	2
then spake she rich	2
you shall never any	2
he and his men	2
unto the monarch and	2
was brought to worms	2
monarch and his kinsmen	2
knight and squire too	2
to mind her sorrow	2
all save hagen only	2
in the sight of	2
bore he in his	2
that same maiden it	2
and many a fair	2
counsel thee against it	2
how that upon the	2
the newly made mother	2
gunther the noble monarch	2
how might it ever	2
the tale to tell	2
he made use of	2
rose he from the	2
northern form of the	2
and many a stone	2
keep in safety thy	2
is given to the	2
how on all sides	2
the monarch saw ye	2
he a mighty weapon	2
the burgundians came to	2
struck from off him	2
king gunther gave command	2
good knights a dozen	2
wounded all so sore	2
how they fared to	2
far as goes my	2
the burgundians fought with	2
marks full thirty thousand	2
to them were coming	2
and eke the strangers	2
how gunther and hagen	2
belong to you now	2
arch of her bosom	2