Capitolo 2
When these small children grew, they told the same histories them
children.
Then it went for very, many years.
The histories have been put together by a called man Richard Wagner. He put
them whole in such way that they makes a long and marvelous history.
After he had told these histories in words, he told again them in a more
beautiful way. He told them in music.
Once or the other you will feel this music, and you will think of beautiful
water-young girl, singing and dancing in the light of the sun.
You will think about the great giants that walk on mountains.
You will think about the small black it makes smaller under the river, and you want
feel them beating, while beating on their anvils.
IT OPERATES HISTORIES FROM WAGNER
THE RHINE-GOLD
THE HAPPY RHINE-DAUGHTERS
In the River of Rhine there he/she lived three beautiful young girl. They had called
his/her Rhine-daughters.
They had long hair, gilded that were floating on the waves as them they swam
from stone to cradle.
When them father went away, he went away to their care a great clot of pure
gold.
This gold was on the a lot of top of the tallest stone in the river.
The beautiful Rhine-daughters would dance every morning and they would sing around
their gold.
They sang a happy song:--
"I Heigh-have! of here, waters of ye!
Oscillate and spreads me to sleep on Your breast!
I Heigh-have! of here, waters of ye!
Plot me sweet dreams on Your crest that raises him to waves!"
ALBERICH
A morning, when the sun was very brightly shining, his/her Rhine-daughters
it was frightened from a strange sound in the depths of the water.
"Look!" talked to low voice one. "What is that knitting the eyelashes to us from the stones
under?"
There, stealing along the river-bed, they saw a small horrendous black
dwarf.
"Who is, and thing wants?" asked to his/her/their Rhine-daughters.
"I am Alberich", he/she answered to the dwarf as him it tried to climb on on the
slippery stones. "I came from the kingdom of the Nibelungs, down under