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The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrun by JRR Tolkien: review 
Telegraph.co.uk | Sat, May 2
United Kingdom
If his film version of The Lord of the Rings trilogy had not been so successful there is no way these two 'lays', probably written at Oxford in the Thirties, would have seen the light of day. This is no less than the 12th work by JRR Tolkien to be ...
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