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Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“" It was in my mind," answers Skapti, " when Skarphedinn told me that I had myself borne tar on my own head, and cut up a sod of turf and crept under it, and when he said that I had been so afraid that Thorolf Lopt's son of Eyrar bore me abroad in his ship among his meal-sacks, and so carried me to Iceland, that I would never share in the blood feud for his death."”
høj sikkerhed“Then Gizur and Hjallti busked their ship for Iceland, and were soon " boun." They made the land at Eyrar when ten weeks of summer had passed ; they got them horses at once, but left other men to strip their ship.”
høj sikkerhed“Those messmates Kari and Kolbein the black put out to sea from Eyrar half a month later than Flosi and his companions from Hornfirth.”
høj sikkerhed“Kari stayed there some while, and then he told Gizur that he wished to ride down to Eyrar. Gizur gave Kari a good sword at parting.”
høj sikkerhed“After that thou wentest to Thorolf Lopt's son of Eyrar, and he took thee on board, and bore thee out here in his meal sacks."”
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