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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Story of King Arthur, in Twelve Tales · Asgard Stories Tales from Norse Mythology-Mabel H. Cummings, Mary H. Foster · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

And you need less sleep than a bird.

I myself stand in great need of wisdom in order to take care of such faithful servants and to drive back such wicked enemies.

They hurried over the bridge until they came to Heimdall's far-shining castle at the farther end of it.

This was a lofty tower which was placed so as to guard the bridge, and it sent forth into the land of the giant enemy such a wonderful clear light that Heimdall could see, even in the darkest night, anyone who came toward the bridge.

Here,

Odin stopped a few moments to drink the meat which the good Heimdall offered him.

Then said Odin, As I am journeying into the land of our enemies, I shall leave my good horse with you.

There are not many with whom I would trust him, but I know that you, my faithful Heimdall, will take good care of him.

I can best hide myself from the giants by going on as a wanderer.

With these words, the old father quitted Heimdall's castle and started off toward the north, through the land of the fierce giants.

During all the first day, there was nothing to be seen but ice and snow.

Several times, Odin was nearly crushed as the frost giants hurled huge blocks of ice after him.

The second day, he came to mountains and broad rivers.

Often, when he had just crossed over a stream, the mountain giants would come after him to the other bank.

And when they found that Odin had escaped them, they would send forth such a fierce yell that the echoes sounded from hill to hill.

At the end of the third day, Odin came to a land where trees were green and flowers blooming.

Here was one of the three fountains which watered the world tree Yggdrasil.

And nearby sat the wise giant, Mima, guarding the waters of this wonderful fountain.

For whoever drank of it would have the gift of great wisdom.

Mima was a giant in size, but he was not one of the fierce giant enemies of the gods, for he was kind and wiser than the wisest.

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