| So ends the story of Wayland, the great smith of the northern countries. |
| An English tradition connects Wayland with a stone burial chamber near White Horse Hill, Berkshire, known as Wayland's Smithy. |
| His parents moved from rural Florida when he was three years old, and he grew up in Wayland, New York, just south of Rochester. |
| Wayland met them on the steps, and accompanied them home after the play. |
| Wayland the blacksmith was the most skillful at handwork one has ever heard of in the ancient accounts. |
| Egill and Slagfidr went away in search of their wifes and Wayland stayed in Ulfdalar. |
