Rhyme of Bernótus the Bornean warrior # 58075
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Rhyme by Bernótus Borneyjarkappa. Farewell in 1823 for Sir Gunnlaug Gunnlaugsson at Kvennabrekka by Magnús in Magnússkógar.
Second edition, revised and expanded with the author's biography.
Reykjavík. D. Östlund Printing House, 1907.
* Included are: - A few rhymes. Publisher: Sigurður Erlendsson booksellers.
The rhymes are: - A hymn of two on a boat from Gufuskálar. Written by Lýð Jónsson. - A heartfelt sorrowful poem. - A rhyme by an English student. - A rhyme by Jannes. Written by Guðmundur Bergþórsson. - A poem by Láka. Written by Guðmundur Bergþórsson. - A peasant's verse. Owned by Síra Benedikt Jónsson in Bjarnarnes. - A rhyme by a farmer's wife. - A farmer I published from. - Some Aesopian fables. Written by PJ Vídalín, sheriff in Dalasýsla. - About the rooster who found the jewel. - About the dog and the piece of meat. - About the donkey and the puppy. - The crow with loan feathers. - About the monkey and the fox. - About the lion and the fox. - About the crane and the fox. - About the doctor and the dead man. - About the housewife and the women of the forest. - About the stomach and the limbs.
Reykjavík, 1906. Printed at the Frækorn printing house.
Second edition, revised and expanded with the author's biography.
Reykjavík. D. Östlund Printing House, 1907.
* Included are: - A few rhymes. Publisher: Sigurður Erlendsson booksellers.
The rhymes are: - A hymn of two on a boat from Gufuskálar. Written by Lýð Jónsson. - A heartfelt sorrowful poem. - A rhyme by an English student. - A rhyme by Jannes. Written by Guðmundur Bergþórsson. - A poem by Láka. Written by Guðmundur Bergþórsson. - A peasant's verse. Owned by Síra Benedikt Jónsson in Bjarnarnes. - A rhyme by a farmer's wife. - A farmer I published from. - Some Aesopian fables. Written by PJ Vídalín, sheriff in Dalasýsla. - About the rooster who found the jewel. - About the dog and the piece of meat. - About the donkey and the puppy. - The crow with loan feathers. - About the monkey and the fox. - About the lion and the fox. - About the crane and the fox. - About the doctor and the dead man. - About the housewife and the women of the forest. - About the stomach and the limbs.
Reykjavík, 1906. Printed at the Frækorn printing house.