Having won in thy quarrels, | or warriors smitten;
Full yielding thou wast, | never firm was thy will,
In silence didst suffer, | . . . . . . . .”
Atli spake:
[a]96]. “Thou liest now, Guthrun, | but little of good [[535]]
Will it bring to either, | for all have we lost;
But, Guthrun, yet once | be thou kindly of will,
For the honor of both, | when forth I am borne.”
Guthrun spake:
[97]. “A ship will I buy, | and a bright-hued coffin,