03-sorid moria castle-第3部分

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them　the　way　to　Soria　Moria　Castle。　They　put　him　in　the　right

way；　and　when　he　came　in　front　of　the　castle　it　was　so　full　of

horses　and　people　that　it　swarmed　with　them。　But　Halvor　was　so

ragged　and　torn　with　following　the　West　Wind　through　bushes

and　bogs　that　he　kept　on　one　side；　and　would　not　go　among　the

crowd　until　the　last　day；　when　the　feast　was　to　be　held　at　noon。



So　when；　as　was　the　usage　and　custom；　all　were　to　drink　to　the

bride　and　the　young　girls　who　were　present；　the　cup…bearer　filled

the　cup　for　each　in　turn；　both　bride　and　bridegroom；　and　knights

and　servants；　and　at　last；　after　a　very　long　time；　he　came　to　Halvor。

He　drank　their　health；　and　then　slipped　the　ring　which　the　Princess

had　put　on　his　finger　when　they　were　sitting　by　the　waterside　into

the　glass；　and　ordered　the　cup…bearer　to　carry　the　glass　to　the　bride

from　him　and　greet　her。



Then　the　Princess　at　once　rose　up　from　the　table；　and　said；

‘Who　is　most　worthy　to　have　one　of　ushe　who　has　delivered　us

from　the　Trolls　or　he　who　is　sitting　here　as　bridegroom？'



There　could　be　but　one　opinion　as　to　that；　everyone　thought；

and　when　Halvor　heard　what　they　said　he　was　not　long　in　flinging

off　his　beggar's　rags　and　arraying　himself　as　a　bridegroom。



‘Yes；　he　is　the　right　one；'　cried　the　youngest　Princess　when　she

caught　sight　of　him；　so　she　flung　the　other　out　of　the　window　and

held　her　wedding　with　Halvor。＇2＇



＇2＇　From　P。　C。　Asbjornsen。