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Valhalla

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in Scandinavian mythology, is the great hall or refectory of Gladsheim, the palace of the Æsir or Asgard. The Times, speaking of Westminster Abbey, says “The Abbey is our Valhalla.”

We both must pass from earth away,

Valhalla’s joys to see;

And if I wander there to-day,

To-morrow may fetch thee.”


Frithiof-Saga, lay xi.

 

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

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Valdarno
Vale of Avoca
Vale of Tears
Vale the Bonnet (To)
Valens or Valanus
Valentia
Valentine
Valentinians
Valerian or Valirian
Valerian (the herb)
Valhalla
Valiant (The)
Valise
Valkyriur or Valkyries
Valla (Laurentius)
Vallary Crown
Valley of Humiliation
Valley of the Shadow of Death
Vallombrosa
Valorem
Vamp

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