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Njáls saga, bind 1 (kap. I–LXXVI, Gunnar-delen) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“He went out at once to meet Gunnar, and they talked, nor were there any more men by at first than Kolskegg. " Hard tidings have I to tell thee," says Gunnar ; "the slaying of Thord Freedmanson, and I wish to offer thee selfdoom for the slaying."”
høj sikkerhed“Shortly after Kolskegg fell to talking with Gunnar, and said, — "111 is it to tell, but the story is in every man's mouth, that Hallgerda must have stolen, and that she was at the bottom of all that great scathe that befell at Kirkby."”
høj sikkerhed“Kolskegg snatched up a grapnel and casts it at Karri's ship, and the fluke fell inside the hold, and went out through one of the planks, and in rushed the coal-blue sea, and all the men sprang on board other ships.”
høj sikkerhed“" Wilt thou perhaps take my goods into thy keeping while I am away, for I wish my brother Kolskegg to fare with me ; but I would that thou shouldst see after my household along with my mother."”
høj sikkerhed“He met Kolskegg, and said to him, " Go and see Njal ; and tell him that Thord must be ware of himself though peace has been made, for, methinks, there is faithlessness somewhere."”
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