The Adventure of St. John's Trials #83756
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The fairy tale Jóhánnuraunir. Translated from German into beautiful Icelandic rhymes by Snorri Bjarnarson, priest, to Staður in Aðalvík in 1741 and later to Húsfell 1747 – 1803.
Third edition.
1. Rhyme.
Uppheim's roses make a fountain
let the crowd cool down
and the maiden-light pastures of the hind
Let's talk for a long time.
The hungry millers are melting
suck on Rögni's wine;
both eagles of the army here
Look forward, my friends.
Fill the rusted lakes with water
I think the plot is being built;
genius costs twice as much
I wait for the old ones to cook.
Third edition.
1. Rhyme.
Uppheim's roses make a fountain
let the crowd cool down
and the maiden-light pastures of the hind
Let's talk for a long time.
The hungry millers are melting
suck on Rögni's wine;
both eagles of the army here
Look forward, my friends.
Fill the rusted lakes with water
I think the plot is being built;
genius costs twice as much
I wait for the old ones to cook.