English, tr. Brodeur, 1916, p. 125,1There they set the staves before them
In the streaming grove of dogfish;
The wind-wood’s slippery pebbles,
Smitten to speech, slept not;
The clashing rod did rattle
’Gainst the worn rocks, and the rapid
Of the fells howled, storm-smitten,
On the river’s stony anvil.