moving in each other above the rail. But it was her voice,

An old grandfather sat and told his little grandson all this about

Holger Danske, and the boy knew that what his grandfather told him

must be true. As the old man related this story, he was carving an

image in wood to represent Holger Danske, to be fastened to the prow

of a ship; for the old grandfather was a carver in wood, that is,

one who carved figures for the heads of ships, according to the

names given to them. And now he had carved Holger Danske, who stood

there erect and proud, with his long beard, holding in one hand his

Great!（28594）