THE TITLE OF THIS ESSAY IS TAKEN FROM CHAPTER 33 OF BRENNUNjals saga, in which Gunnarr asks the brothers Hrutr and Hoskuldr (his former enemies) how they would reply were he to ask to marry Hoskuldr's daughter, Hallgeror.
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The Cold Counsel
The Women in Old Norse Literature and Myth (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities)
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by Sarah Anderson
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The Cold Counsel: The Women in Old Norse Literature and Myth (Garland Reference Library of the Humanities)
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"THE TITLE OF THIS ESSAY IS TAKEN FROM CHAPTER 33 OF BRENNUNjals saga, in which Gunnarr asks the brothers Hrutr and Hoskuldr (his former enemies) how they would reply were he to ask to marry Hoskuldr's daughter, Hallgeror."
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