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| | H. A. Guerber — Myths of Northern Lands — Chapter 3 |
 | | She also listened with ever-open ears to the prayers of mortals, repeated them to her mistress, and advised her at times how best to answer them and give the desired relief. |
 | | Gna was Frigga’s swift messenger, who, mounted upon her fleet steed Hofvarpnir (hoof thrower), traveled with marvelous rapidity through fire and air, over land and sea, and was therefore considered the personification of the refreshing breeze. |
 | | Darting thus to and from, Gna saw all that was happening upon earth, and told her mistress all she knew. |
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