kalsoy造句

• Visible from Elduv韐 is the nearby island of Kalsoy.
• This revenge has always been taken seriously, not only in Kalsoy but in the Faroe Islands generally.
• A young farmer from the town of Mikladalur on Kalsoy island goes to the beach to watch the selkies dance.
• Now there shall be revenge, revenge on the men of Mikladalur, and some will die at sea and others fall from the mountain tops, until there be as many dead as can link hands all round the shores of the isle of Kalsoy ! 
• Some shall be drowned, some shall fall from cliffs and slopes, and this shall continue, until so many men have been lost that they will be able to link arms around the whole island of Kalsoy, there are still occasional deaths occurring in this way on the island.
• But still today, alas, it so happens from time to time that men from the village of Mikladalur get drowned at sea or fall from the tops of cliffs; it must therefore be feared that the number of victims is not yet great enough for all the dead to link hands around the whole island of Kalsoy.
• A page showing the Faroese island of Kalsoy relates the legend of the seal-woman of Mikladalur, a murky twist on the Little Mermaid story involving shape-shifting, interspecies love, kidnapping, the brutality of the seal hunt and some gory revenge, all by way of explaining why so many Kalsoyans have short fingers : they are said to be the seal-woman's descendants.