Theme
Travel
Counsel for movement, unfamiliar roads, and life away from home.
Passage 003Henry Adams Bellows stanza 3Fire he needs who with frozen kneesPassage 005Henry Adams Bellows stanza 5Wits must he have who wanders wide,Passage 010Henry Adams Bellows stanza 10A better burden may no man bearPassage 011Henry Adams Bellows stanza 11A better burden may no man bearPassage 018Henry Adams Bellows stanza 18He alone is aware who has wandered wide,Passage 034Henry Adams Bellows stanza 34Crooked and far is the road to a foe,Passage 038Henry Adams Bellows stanza 38Away from his arms in the open fieldPassage 041Henry Adams Bellows stanza 41Friends shall gladden each other with arms and garments,Passage 043Henry Adams Bellows stanza 43To his friend a man a friend shall prove,Passage 047Henry Adams Bellows stanza 47Young was I once, and wandered alone,Passage 051Henry Adams Bellows stanza 51Hotter than fire between false friendsPassage 072Henry Adams Bellows stanza 72A son is better, though late he be born,Passage 073Henry Adams Bellows stanza 73Two make a battle, the tongue slays the head;Passage 074Henry Adams Bellows stanza 74He welcomes the night whose fare is enough.Passage 082Henry Adams Bellows stanza 82When the gale blows hew wood, in fair winds seek the water;Passage 088Henry Adams Bellows stanza 88In a brother’s slayer, if thou meet him abroad,Passage 090Henry Adams Bellows stanza 90The love of women fickle of willPassage 097Henry Adams Bellows stanza 97Billing’s daughter I found on her bed,Passage 105Henry Adams Bellows stanza 105The mouth of Rati made room for my passage,Passage 116Henry Adams Bellows stanza 116I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 119Henry Adams Bellows stanza 119I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 120Henry Adams Bellows stanza 120I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 121Henry Adams Bellows stanza 121I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 124Henry Adams Bellows stanza 124Mingled is love when a man can speakPassage 127Henry Adams Bellows stanza 127I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 132Henry Adams Bellows stanza 132I rede thee, Loddfafnir! and hear thou my rede,—Passage 155Henry Adams Bellows stanza 155A ninth I know, if need there comesPassage 156Henry Adams Bellows stanza 156A tenth I know, what time I see