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  • Hallgrímsson, Jónas
    Icelandic literature
    / The 19th century

    …prose fantasies, and an autobiography, Dægradvöl (1923; “Day-Spending”). Þorsteinsson wrote nature poetry and satiric epigrams but is best remembered as a translator of The Thousand and One Nights (1857–64) and Shakespeare’s King Lear (1878). Jochumsson’s Hallgrímur Pétursson (1874) and hymn Fadir andanna (c. 1884; “Father of Spirits”) established him as…

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    …prose fantasies, and an autobiography, Dægradvöl (1923; “Day-Spending”). Þorsteinsson wrote nature poetry and satiric epigrams but is best remembered as a translator of The Thousand and One Nights (1857–64) and Shakespeare’s King Lear (1878). Jochumsson’s Hallgrímur Pétursson (1874) and hymn Fadir andanna (c. 1884; “Father of Spirits”) established him as…

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