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| | The Song of Heimdall |
 | | In gan he go, on the ground was a fire, at the hearth, hoary, sate husband and wife - Ái and Edda, in old headgear. |
 | | A weaver's beam out of wood he shaped - his beard was brushed, and banged, his hair - in kirtle tight-fitting; were planks on the floor. |
 | | The good wife sate and swayed her distaff, braided the yarn to use for weaving, with a snood on her head and a smock on her breast, on her neck, a kerchief, and clasps on her shoulders. |
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