Harpans kraft (English Wikipedia)

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  • Borrow 1913, "The Power of the Harp," pp. 12–17; Borrow 1923, pp. 208–211 Borrow, George Henry (1913), "The Power of the Harp" (Internet Archive), Brown William, the Power of the Harp and other ballads, Thomas J. Wise (ed.), London: Printed for Private Circulation, pp. 12–17 Borrow, George Henry (1923). "The Power of the Harp". The works of George Borrow. Vol. 7. Constable & Co., Ltd. pp. 208–211.
  • Kenealy 1864, pp. 376–8 Kenealy, Edward Vaughan (1864), Poems and translations, London: Reeves and Turner, pp. 376–8
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    • Goddard 1871, "Christin's Trouble," pp.110–119 Goddard, Julia (1871). "Christin's Trouble". Wonderful Stories from Northern Lands. Cox, George William 14th, bart., Sir, (Intro.), W. J. Wiegand (illustration design), George Pearson (engraver). London: Longmans, Green, and co. pp. 110–119. Internet Archive

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  • Aðalheiður Guðmundsdóttir, 'Gunnarr and the Snake Pit in Medieval Art and Legend', Speculum, 87 (2012), 1015-49 (p. 1044); doi:10.1017/S0038713412003144; [1].

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  • Støa renders as "nøkken he turned to hardened stone", but sprakk, preterite case of verb sprekke is recorded elsewhere and applied to tree barks shattering by the playing of the harp.[25]