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Njáls saga, bind 2 (kap. LXXXI–CLVIII, branden) · G.W. Dasents oversættelse (1861)
“Flosi asked if any man knew this land, and there were two men of their crew who had fared thither before, and said they were quite sure they knew it, and, say they— " We are come to Hrossey in the Orkneys." " Then we might have made a better landing," said Flosi, " for Grim and Helgi, Njal's sons, whom 1 slew, were both of them of Earl Sigurd Hlodver's son's bodyguard."”
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“The first land they made was the Fair Isle, it lies between Shetland and the Orkneys. There that man whose name was David the white took Kari into his house, and he told him all that he had heard for certain about the doings of the Burners.”
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“That same summer Njal's sons fared to Norway from the Orkneys, as was before written, and they were there at the fair during the summer.”
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“" Many lands there are/' said he, " which we might hit with the weather we have had — the Orkneys, or Scotland, or Ireland."”
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“This event happened in the Orkneys, that Hareck thought he saw Earl Sigurd, and some men with him.”
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