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Title: Waldemar's Chase Author: George Borrow [More Titles by Borrow] The following Ballad is merely a versification of one of the many feats of Waldemar, the famed phantom hunter of the North, an account of whom, and of Palnatoka and Groon the Jutt, both spectres of a similar character, may be found in Thiele's Danske Folkesagn.
"Success to your labour; and have ye to night "Which way did it go?" "Why methought to the beach." Then back came he, laughing in horrible tone, Said he, "I have chas'd her for seven score years, [The end] GO TO TOP OF SCREEN |