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A STORY FROM THE LAND-SETTLING BOOK OF ICELAND, CHAPTER XXX.
At Deildar-Tongue in the autumn-tide, / _So many times over comes summer again_, / Stood Odd of Tongue his door beside. / _What healing in summer if winter be vain? _ / Dim and dusk the day was grown, / As he heard his folded wethers moan.