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remaining provisions. They said, "Now, Brok, show your things." 

 Brok took out the gold ring. He said, "Each night this ring will throw off a ring just like it. He gave the ring to Odin." 

 Then Brok took out the golden pig. He said, "This pig can go anywhere, on the ground or in the air. It can go faster than any horse. If the night is dark, the shining pig will make it light." 

  

 Then Brok showed the hammer. He said, "This is not a very pretty hammer. When I was making it, Loki turned himself into a fly and made me spoil it. The fly bit me so hard that I had to stop blowing. So the handle is a little short. But it is a wonderful hammer. If you throw it at anything, it will hit the mark and come back to you." 

 The gods picked up the hammer and passed it around. 

 They said, "It will be just the things with which to keep the Frost Giants out of Asgard." 

 The gods said, "Brok's things are the best." 

 Brok gave the hammer to Thor. That is the way Thor got his wonderful hammer. 

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