[66]. “Besides the Hunnish | hero there
Slaves shall burn, | full bravely decked,
Two at his head | and two at his feet,
A brace of hounds | and a pair of hawks,
For so shall all | be seemly done.
[67]. “Let between us | lie once more [[441]]
The steel so keen, | as so it lay
When both within | one bed we were,
And wedded mates | by men were called.
[68]. “The door of the hall | shall strike not the heel