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The Children of Odin

35 chapters · complete text

Contents

Far Away and Long Ago — Part I: The Dwellers in Asgard
The Building of the Wall
Iduna and Her Apples — How Loki Put the Gods in Danger
Sif's Golden Hair — How Loki Wrought Mischief in Asgard
How Brock Brought Judgment on Loki
How Freya Gained Her Necklace — And How Her Loved One Was Lost to Her
How Frey Won Gerda, the Giant Maiden — And How He Lost His Magic Sword
Heimdall and Little Hnossa — How All Things Came to Be
The All-Father's Forebodings — How He Leaves Asgard
Odin Goes to Mimir's Well — Part II: Odin the Wanderer
Odin Faces an Evil Man
Odin Wins for Men the Magic Mead
Odin Tells to Vidar, His Silent Son — The Secret of His Doings
Thor and Loki in the Giants' City
How Thor and Loki Befooled Thrym the Giant
Aegir's Feast — How Thor Triumphed
The Dwarf's Hoard — And the Curse That It Brought
Foreboding in Asgard — Part III: The Witch's Heart
Loki the Betrayer
Loki Against the Aesir
The Valkyrie
The Children of Loki
Baldur's Doom
Loki's Punishment
Sigurd's Youth — Part IV: The Sword of the Volsungs
The Sword Gram and the Dragon Fafnir
The Dragon's Blood
The Story of Sigmund and Signy
The Story of Sigmund and Sinfiotli
The Story of the Vengeance of the Volsungs — And of the Death of Sinfiotli
Brynhild in the House of Flame
Sigurd at the House of the Nibelungs
How Brynhild Was Won for Gunnar
The Death of Sigurd
The Twilight of the Gods

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