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The Black Lily. A novel by H. Rider Haggard. Translated by Björn Magnússon.
The story, like most of Haggard's books, takes place among the savage tribes of Africa, where human life is valued little, but the power of the strong is respected. The Black Lily is an exceptionally beautiful girl, who causes death and suffering to many people with her beauty. From the beginning, the book is a bloody struggle for love, wealth and power, and it describes brave heroes who did not react to wounds or death. The brave warriors, the Wolf Brothers, for example, are most reminiscent of the heroes of the Viking Age, because anyone who is hit by their axe or club dies quickly. (Cover text).
The story, like most of Haggard's books, takes place among the savage tribes of Africa, where human life is valued little, but the power of the strong is respected. The Black Lily is an exceptionally beautiful girl, who causes death and suffering to many people with her beauty. From the beginning, the book is a bloody struggle for love, wealth and power, and it describes brave heroes who did not react to wounds or death. The brave warriors, the Wolf Brothers, for example, are most reminiscent of the heroes of the Viking Age, because anyone who is hit by their axe or club dies quickly. (Cover text).