Julie Yu

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1,019 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 4 Aug

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The goddess Iduna, whom Loki was to tempt away out of Asgard, was the dearest of them all.
She was the fair goddess of spring and of youth, and all the Asia loved her.
Her garden was the loveliest spot, with all sorts of bright sweet flowers, birds singing by day and night, little chattering brooks under the great trees, and everything happy and fresh.
The gods loved to go and sit with Edurna and rest in her beautiful garden within the walls of Asgard.
There was another delightful thing in the garden.
And that was Iduna's casket.
This was a magic box filled with big golden red apples, which she always gave her friends to taste.
These wonderful apples were not only delicious to eat, but whoever tasted them, no matter how tired or feeble he might be, would feel young and strong again.
So the dwellers in Asgard ate often of this wonderful fruit, which kept them fresh and young, fit to help the people in the world of Midgard.
The casket in which Iduna kept her apples was always filled.
For whenever she took out one, another came in its place.
But no one knew where it came from, and only the goddess of youth herself
could take the apples from the box for if any one else tried the fruit grew smaller and smaller as the hand came nearer until at last it vanished away a few days after loki's bargain with the giant
Iduna was in her bright garden one morning, watering the flowers, when her husband Bragi came to say goodbye to her because he must go on a journey.
Loki watched him start off and thought, Now, here is my chance to tempt Iduna away from Asgard.
After a while, he went to the garden and found the lovely goddess sitting among her flowers and birds.
She looked up at Loki with such a sweet smile as he came near, that he felt almost ashamed of his cruel plan.
But he sat down on a grassy bank and asked Iduna for one of her magic apples.
After tasting it, he smacked his lips, saying,
Do you know, fair Iduna, as I was coming home toward Asgard one day, I saw a tree full of apples which were really larger and more beautiful than yours.
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