Theme
Reputation
Renown, memory, memorials, deeds, and what may remain after death.
Passage 004Henry Adams Bellows stanza 4Water and towels and welcoming speechPassage 008Henry Adams Bellows stanza 8Happy the one who wins for himselfPassage 009Henry Adams Bellows stanza 9Happy the man who has while he livesPassage 052Henry Adams Bellows stanza 52No great thing needs a man to give,Passage 072Henry Adams Bellows stanza 72A son is better, though late he be born,Passage 077Henry Adams Bellows stanza 77Cattle die, and kinsmen die,Passage 078Henry Adams Bellows stanza 78Cattle die, and kinsmen die,Passage 081Henry Adams Bellows stanza 81Give praise to the day at evening, to a woman on her pyre,Passage 092Henry Adams Bellows stanza 92Soft words shall he speak and wealth shall he offerPassage 103Henry Adams Bellows stanza 103Though glad at home, and merry with guests,Passage 109Henry Adams Bellows stanza 109The day that followed, the frost-giants came,Passage 123Henry Adams Bellows stanza 123For never thou mayst from an evil manPassage 141Henry Adams Bellows stanza 141Nine mighty songs I got from the sonPassage 160Henry Adams Bellows stanza 160A fourteenth I know, if fain I would name