Thor

Thor grunted. Then he took his knife and killed both his goats. He skinned their corpses. He put the goats in the huge stewpot that hung above the fire, while Roskva and her mother cut up their winter stores of vegetables and dropped them into the stewpot.

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When the food was ready, Thor took a whole goat as his portion, leaving the meat of the other goat for the other five people.

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He put the goatskins down on the ground, and as she ate, he threw the bones on to his goatskin. "Put you bones on the other goatskin," he told them. "And don't break or chew any of the bones. Just eat the meat."

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But Thialfi could not forget what Loki had said to him, and when Thor left the table for a call of nature, Thialfi took his knife split one of the goat's leg bones and ate some of the marrow from it. He put the broken bone done on the goatskin and covered it with undamaged bones, so nobody would know.

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In the morning, Thor covered the bones with the goat-skins. He took his hammer, Mjollnir, and held it up high. He said, "Snarler, be whole." A flash of lightning: Snarler stretched itself, bleated, and began to graze. Thor said "Grinder, be whole," and Grinder did the same. And then it staggered and limped awkwardly over to Snarler, and it let out a high-pitched bleat as if it were in pain.
"Grinder's hind leg is broken," said Thor.

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Somebody here broke that bone," he told them, in a voice like thunder.