 | Ludwig Braunfels - 1874 - 492 páginas
...came thither, impatient of delay Hagan seiz'd the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he! Henceforth...more could get it for all his vain desire; So fortune of the traitor cheats of his- treason's hire. Alone he hop'd to use it as long as he should live, But... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - 1877 - 272 páginas
...came thither, impatient of delay Hagan seized the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he! Henceforth he thought t' enjoy it, but that was ne'er to be. He nevermore could get it for all his vain desire; So fortune oft the traitor cheats of his treason's... | |
 | Hélène Adeline Guerber - 1896 - 408 páginas
...came thither, impatient of delay, Hagen seized the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he ! Henceforth...he thought t' enjoy it, but that was ne'er to be. " He nevermore could get it for all his vain desire; So fortune oft the traitor cheats of his treason's... | |
 | Bertha Palmer - 1898 - 328 páginas
...whole at once threw he ! Henceforth he thought t' enjoy it, but that was ne'er to be. He nevermore could get it for all his vain desire ; So fortune...neither himself could profit, nor to another give. Once more return'd the princes, and with them all their train. Forthwith began sad Kriemhild her heavy... | |
 | 1901 - 462 páginas
...came thither, impatient of delay Hagan seiz'd the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he ! Henceforth...he thought t' enjoy it, but that was ne'er to be. XLI He never more could get it for all his vain desire ; So fortune of the traitor cheats of his treason's... | |
 | 1908 - 486 páginas
...came thither, impatient of delay Hagan seiz'd the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he ! Henceforth...more could get it for all his vain desire; So fortune of the traitor cheats of his treason's hire. Alone he hop'd to use it as long as he should live, But... | |
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Hagan seiz'd the treasure, and bore it thence away. Into the Rhine at Lochheim the whole at once threw he ! Henceforth he thought t' enjoy it, but that was ne'er to be. 