Julie Yu
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1,019 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Julie Yu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Far to the north, it was very cold.
for ice and snow were everywhere.
Toward the south, there was a fire, and from the meeting of the fire and the cold, a thick vapor was formed, from which sprang a huge giant.
On looking about for some food, he saw a cow, who was also searching for something to eat.
The ice tasted salt, and when the cow began to lick it, a head appeared.
And at last the whole figure of a god stood before her.
From these two, the giant and the god, came the two great races of giants and gods, who were always enemies to each other.
The giants were constantly trying to break into Asgard, the home of the gods, in the sky.
The gods, on the other hand, watched and planned to keep out the giants and to drive them back to their own stronghold, Ugard.
Our world, where men and women lived, was between Ugard and Asgard.
It was called Midgard.
And around this Midgard world, under the ocean, was coiled a monstrous serpent who grew so long that his tail,
grew down his throat.
He was called the Midgard Serpent.
A wonderful tree named Idrasil connected all the worlds.
This great ash tree had its roots in Utgard, and the tops of its branches reached up so high as to overshadow Asgard.
Its three main roots were watered by three fountains,
and near one of them sat the wise giant mima of whom we shall hear later the norn's three sisters also lived at the roots of idrassil and were careful to see that it was watered every day a little gray squirrel was always running up and down the tree jacking his tail and hurrying to tell the news to everyone along the way
he was so anxious to be the first one to carry the news that many times he brought trouble to himself and to others because he was not always careful to tell a story just as he had heard it and often every one would have been happier if the squirrel had kept the story quite to himself the gods and goddesses altogether were called the
and the chief and father of them all was olden.
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