Introductory Note

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Bellows, Henry Adams
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In each and every world?”
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32. “Men call it ‘Grain,’ | and ‘Corn’ the gods,
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‘Growth’ in the world of the Wanes;
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‘The Eaten’ by giants, | ‘Drink-Stuff’ by elves,
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In hell ‘The Slender Stem.’ ”
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33. “Answer me, Alvis! | thou knowest all,
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Dwarf, of the doom of men:
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What call they the ale, | that is quaffed of men,
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In each and every world?”
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34. “ ‘Ale’ among men, | ‘Beer’ the gods among,
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In the world of the Wanes ‘The Foaming’;
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‘Bright Draught’ with giants, | ‘Mead’ with dwellers in hell,
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‘The Feast-Draught’ with Suttung’s sons.”
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35. “In a single breast | I never have seen
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More wealth of wisdom old; [194]
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But with treacherous wiles | must I now betray thee:
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The day has caught thee, dwarf!
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(Now the sun shines here in the hall.)”

Source attribution

The poetic Edda, Project Gutenberg eBook #73533

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