English, tr. Brodeur, 1916, p. 127,1-128,1Earth’s Son became familiar
With knowledge strange; the cave-men
(128,1) Of the land of stone o’ercame not,
Nor long with ale were merry:
The frightful elm-string’s plucker,
The friend of Sudri, hurtled
The hot bar, in the forge fused,
Into the hand of Odin’s Gladdener.