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Njáls saga, bind 1 (kap. I–LXXVI, Gunnar-delen) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“" That is not unlikely," says Gunnar, " but still it would mislike me that they fell into them for me ; but this one thing I will ask of thee, that ye see after my son Hogni, but I say naught of Grani, for he does not behave himself much after my mind."”
høj sikkerhed“Then Hallgerda fled away to Gritwater, and her son Grani with her, and they shared the goods between them ; Hogni was to have the land at Lithend and the homestead on it, but Grani was to have the land let out on lease.”
høj sikkerhed“Hroald had a spear in his hand, and Hogni rushes at him ; Hroald thrusts at him, but Hogni hewed asunder the spear-shaft with his bill, and drives the bill through him.”
høj sikkerhed“Olaf the peacock asked Gunnar and Hallgerda to come and stay with him ; but as for the farm, to put it into the hands of his mother and his son Hogni.”
høj sikkerhed“By this time Gunnar's sons, Hogni and Grani, were grown up ; they were men of very different turn of mind.”
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