[24] The peasants call the priest father. [25] Auber Forestier's translation. [26] Peasants wear an under-garment high in the neck with long sleeves. [27] Adapted to the original metre from the translation of Augusta Plesner and S. Rugeley-Powers. [28] Translated by Augusta Plesner and S. Rugeley-Powers. [29] The Norse word _datter_ means daughter. * * * * * TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES 38 typos have been silently corrected. The vast majority of these are caused by the apparent failure of a letter or punctuation mark to print correctly, leaving a gap in the text. Both "childlike" and "child-like", "roadside" and "road-side" were used in this text. On p. 238, the phrasing "articles in the newspapers, which report attributed to him," does not make sense, but there is no obvious amendment. No change has been made. Italic text is denoted by _underscores_. A Table of Contents has been added.