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  Valkyries
Brynhild vowed that she would only marry the bravest of warriors, so she slept in the Ring of Fire, until the bravest hero could ride through the flame.
Brynhild told Gunnar that Sigurd had broken his vow to him, and slept with her the night before she arrived in the palace.
Brynhild revealed to Gunnar that he had always loved Sigurd, and asked her husband to allow her body to be burned together with Sigurd in a single pyre.
www.timelessmyths.com /norse/valkyries.html   (4716 words)

  
  Brynhild Kjøsnes Garberg
Brynhild Kjøsnes Garberg was born on March 30, 1894 in Selbu, Norway, a small community in Trøndelag outside of Trondheim.
Brynhild remembers that one of her neighbors died during the trip over the Atlantic and she was buried when they got to New York.
Brynhild was confirmed in LaCrosse in the Selbu Lutheran Church.
www.plu.edu /~archives/sie/oral/interviews/t276.html   (1661 words)

  
 Brynhild - Supported Accomodation. - Home
Brynhild plans to provide supported accommodation for people who have a need for this type of housing.
Brynhild Investment Trust plans to establish a network of supported accommodation hostels throughout Brisbane.
The directors are aware of the current accommodation climate and the lack of truly decent rental places for the disadvantaged.
www.brynhild.com.au   (168 words)

  
 Brot af Sigurtharkvithu
Guthrun, Gjuki's daughter, has a terrifying dream, and visits Brynhild to have it explained, which the latter does by foretelling pretty much everything that is going to happen; this episode was presumably the subject of a separate poem in the lost section of the manuscript.
Brynhild speaks with contempt of Guthrun and her whole family, and the following stanza, which presumably be longs to the same Sigurth lay as the Brot, is quoted at this point:
Brynhild then tells Gunnar that she had given herself wholly to Sigurth before she had become Gunnar's wife (the confusion between the two stories is commented on in the note to Gripisspo, 47), and Gunnar discusses plans of vengance with his brother, Hogni.
members.tripod.com /voices_of_wwpn/brot_af_sigurtharkvithu.htm   (1465 words)

  
 Sequentia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
He finds Brynhild, a supernatural warrior woman who is fated to marry whomever can ride through the ring of fire the god Odin has placed around her.
Brynhild must marry the warrior who rides through the fire, and so she marries Gunnar, though she still loves Sigurd.
Her revenge accomplished, Brynhild plunges a knife into her own breast, and asks to be burned on a funeral pyre with her beloved Sigurd.
www.sequentia.org /projects.html   (3089 words)

  
 Brynhildr - Definition, explanation
Brynhild was imprisoned in a ring of fire that only the greatest hero could enter.
Gudrun's brother, Gunnar, then sought to court Brynhild but was stopped by the ring of fire that still surrounded her.
The role of Brynhild in the legendarium seems to have been influenced by Brunhilda, the historical queen of Austrasia.
www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/b/br/brynhildr.php   (362 words)

  
 The Sugar Quill
Brynhild adores Edgar, her companion for nearly twenty years now, and she is prepared to go very far in order to serve his interests.
Brynhild is a witch, or used to be one, so she considers a fl cat absolutely indispensable.
Brynhild watches it icily as it crawls into the kitchen on the morning of the fifth day after its arrival, its proud defences finally shattered by the alluring smell of bacon and eggs.
www.sugarquill.net /read.php?storyid=2713&chapno=1   (3273 words)

  
 The Federation of Vinland Freeholds
Brynhild, here disguised by the annotator as "Sigrdrifa," appears simply as a battle-maid and supernatural dispenser of wisdom; there is no trace of the daughter of Buthli and the rival of Guthrun.
Stanzas 20-21 are all that remains of the dialogue between Brynhild and Sigurth from the poem to which stanzas 2-4 belong; cf.
In the intervening lost stanzas Brynhild has evidently warned Sigurth of the perils that will follow if he swears loyalty to her; hence the choice to which she here refers.
freeholds.tripod.com /24.html   (2350 words)

  
 29 Brynhild and Gudrun   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
Brynhild had a vision of Gudrun coming towards her, and on the day that followed Gudrun indeed came in a gold-decked chariot with all her maidens, for Gudrun had also dreamt a dream and desired that the wise Brynhild should solve it.
Brynhild, who was King Budle's daughter, dwelt betimes at her castle, and betimes at the Hall of Heimar, who had for wife her sister Bænkhild.
Three nights he abode with Brynhild in the castle, and ere he left her she gave to him the ring that was once Andvari's, and had been taken by Sigurd from the hoard of Fafner--the ring of doom which was a bane to them both.
www.earth-history.com /Europe/Teutonic/chap29.htm   (3937 words)

  
 White Lady by Sophie Wenzel Ellis   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
BRYNHILD knew that something had waked her, something pleasant and exhilarating, which was to be expected on this strange island in the most remote corner of the warm Caribbean sea, where André Fournier, her fiancé, experimented fantastically with tropical plant life.
Brynhild, sensing that her presence had caused the change from elfin music to the blood-freezing dissonance, dropped behind a concealing thicket and watched.
Brynhild was prepared for the hideous discord that she had heard in the morning, but from the shadows came such low, enticing harmonies, sweet as the breathings of a wind harp, that she drew closer.
www.harvestfields.netfirms.com /horror/004/037.htm   (3495 words)

  
 SourceForge.net: brynhild
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brynhild is a library of solvers for puzzle games like sokoban and atomix.
It is intended to be integrated to GUI programs implementing these games, thus allowing them to offer a "hint" or "solve" function.
sourceforge.net /projects/brynhild   (138 words)

  
 XXIX. The Story of the Volsungs and Niblungs. Of Brynhild's Great Grief and Mourning. 1909-14. The Story of the ...
this talk Brynhild lay a-bed, and tidings were brought to King Gunnar that Brynhild was sick; he goes to see her thereon, and asks what ails her; but she answered him naught, but lay there as one dead: and when he was hard on her for an answer, she said—
Brynhild answers, “Enough and to spare of bale is in thy speech, since thou bewrayedst me, and didst twin 1 me and all bliss;—naught do I heed my life or death.”
Brynhild answers, “Thou knowest me not, nor the heart that is in me; for thou art the first and best of all men, and I am become the most loathsome of all women to thee.”
www.bartleby.com /49/4/129.html   (1330 words)

  
 CliffsNotes::Mythology:Book Summary and Study Guide
Brynhild had been punished by Odin for disobedience, and Sigurd resolved to rescue her.
Sigurd had intended to retrieve Brynhild for himself, but having no memory of her he now undertook to win her for Gunnar, who was lacking in bravery.
Brynhild now felt that Sigurd had deserted her, so she rode off to Gunnar's kingdom with this strange hero.
www.cliffsnotes.com /WileyCDA/LitNote/id-83,pageNum-112.html   (557 words)

  
 Gudrun - Definition, explanation
Gudrun fell in love with Sigurd, who didn't care for her, because he was in love with the valkyrie Brynhild, to whom he gave the ring Andwari.
Her brother Gunnar, however, decided to marry Brynhild, but this was impossible because Brynhild swore, knowing that only Sigurd could do so, that she would only marry the man that could defeat her in a fair fight.
Brynhild had a magic belt which was responsible for the fact that she was stronger than any man.
www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/g/gu/gudrun.php   (758 words)

  
 Wagner's Sources - 4
Brynhild interprests the dream cyrptically; she knows that the woman of whom Gudrun has dreamed is herself, but she isn't about to tell Gudrun that.
Brynhild is angered that Grimihld (Sigurd's wife, here) has the arrogance to remain seated in her presence, as she claims the higher rank; Grimhild reacts by flaunting Brynhild's ring, which Sigurd had given her after he had raped Brynhild.
Brynhild's claim that her husband is "the best of the earth" is a continuation of her determination to think well of Gunnar, but in her insistence upon Gunnar;s worth she sems to be protesting too much - she has never shaken off her doubts about him.
www.fortunecity.co.uk /southbank/pottery/31/ring4.html   (9902 words)

  
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The three troopers -- Red Paladin, Brynhild, and Maruchan -- approached in the darkness opposite the rays of the moon.
Maruchan hissed slightly in surprise and motioned for Brynhild to take out her weapon.
Brynhild and Maruchan carried him to a clump of grass and hid him as well as they could.
www.jihad.net /marraketh/maru4.txt   (787 words)

  
 OMACL: The Story of the Volsungs (Volsunga Saga): Chapter 28
Then Brynhild saw the ring and knew it, and waxed as wan as a dead woman, and she went home and spake no word the evening long.
Brynhild answers, "Ask such things only as are good for thee to know -- matters meet for mighty dames.
Brynhild answered, "Have thou joy of Sigurd according to the measure of the wiles wherewith ye have beguiled me! Unworthily have ye conspired against me; may all things go with you as my heart hopes!"
omacl.org /Volsunga/chapter28.html   (908 words)

  
 brynhild   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
Brynhild perdit sa mère alors qu'elle n'avait que 6 ans.
Brynhild comprit qu'il ne fallait pas compter sur Ivar ce soir là.
Brynhild s'était promis de s'en souvenir du début à la fin, tout au long de sa vie.
phrq.prosygma-serveur.net /norv/gens/brynhild.htm   (436 words)

  
 The Love of a Valkyrie
I present to you the tragic story of the valkyrie Brynhild and her hero Sigurd, and the tale of love between the valkyrie Gudrun and her lover Helgi.
He decreed that the valkyrie Brynhild could only be saved from this fate by a brave mortal hero.
And when Brynhild learned of his death she killed herself in grief and despair and was laid to rest beside her hero Sigurd.
www.suite101.com /article.cfm/mythology/26705   (475 words)

  
 From "Sigurd the Volsung." I. Of the Passing Away of Brynhild by William Morris. Edmund Clarence Stedman, ed. 1895. A ...
From "Sigurd the Volsung." I. Of the Passing Away of Brynhild by William Morris.
And the sigh of her heart is hearken’d mid the hush of the maidens’ wail.
Till the feet of Brynhild’s bearers on the topmost bale are laid,
www.bartleby.com /246/751.html   (1732 words)

  
 Andrew Lang : The Red Fairy Book : The Story of Sigurd
Then Brynhild's father told Gunnar that she would marry none but him who could ride the flame in front of her enchanted tower, and thither they rode, and Gunnar set his horse at the flame, but he would not face it.
Now Brynhild had no help but to promise she would be his wife, the wife of Gunnar as she supposed, for Sigurd wore Gunnar's shape, and she had sworn to wed whoever should ride the flames.
Then Brynhild saw the ring which Sigard had given to Gudrun, and she knew it and knew all, and she turned as pale as a dead woman, and went home.
www.classicreader.com /read.php/sid.3/bookid.924/sec.37   (3066 words)

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