human
O my very dearest mother, Make a warm place ready for me, And a warm room ready for me, Where the girl awhile may rest her. In the house of suffering women.
gpt
Woe to thee, O whore of Hiisi, Tell me now with whom thou restedst, With a man as yet unmarried, Or beside a married hero?
human
Neither with a man unmarried, Nor with any married hero, 170 But I sought the hill of berries, And I went to pluck the cranberries, And I took what seemed a berry, And upon my tongue I laid it, Quickly in my throat it glided, And it dropped into my stomach. Thus it is that I am pregnant, Thus it comes that I am pregnant.
gpt
O my very dearest father, 180 Give me now a well-warmed refuge, Make a warm room ready for me, Where the suffering one may rest her, And the girl endure her suffering.
human
Go thou forth from here, O strumpet, Wander forth, O wench for burning, To the bears' own rocky caverns, To the caves where bears are lurking, 190 Thither forth to bear, O strumpet, Bear thy children, wench of fire.
gpt
Not at all am I a strumpet, Neither am a wench for burning; I shall bear a mighty hero, And shall bear a noble offspring, He shall be a mighty conqueror, Strong as even Väinämöinen.
human
O my little damsel Piltti, Thou the best of all my handmaids, Find me now a bath in village, Find a bath near reed-fringed brooklet, Where the suffering one may rest her, And the girl endure her suffering. 210 Go at once, and hasten quickly, For my need is of the greatest.
gpt
Where am I to ask a bathroom, Who will help me to obtain it?
human
Go and ask a bath from Ruotus, Near where issues forth the Reed-brook.