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Thor spake:
43."Where foundest thou    so foul and scornful a speech?
More foul a speech    I never before have heard."

Harbarth spake:
44."I learned it from men,    the men so old,
Who dwell in the hills of home."

Thor spake:
45."A name full good    to heaps of stones thou givest
When thou callest them hills of home."

Harbarth spake:
46."Of such things speak I so."

Thor spake:
47."Ill for thee comes    thy keenness of tongue,
If the water I choose to wade;
Louder, I ween,    than a wolf thou cryest,
If a blow of my hammer thou hast."

Harbarth spake:
48."Sif has a lover at home,    and him shouldst thou meet;
More fitting it were    on him to put forth thy strength."