Early Kings of Norway
Early Kings of Norway
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Greater contrast in an interview than in thisat Andover, between heroic Olaf Tryggveson and Ethelred the foreverUnready, was not perhaps seen in the terrestrial Planet that day. Olaf or "Olaus, " or "Anlaf, " as they name him, did "engage on oath toEthelred not to invade England any more, " and kept his promise, theyfarther say. Essentially a truth, as we already know, though thecircumstances were all different; and the promise was to a devout HighPriest, not to a crowned Blockhead and cowardly... Do-nothing. One other"Olaus" I find mentioned in our Books, two or three centuries before, at a time when there existed no such individual; not to speak of severalAnlafs, who sometimes seem to mean Olaf and still oftener to mean nobodypossible. Which occasions not a little obscurity in our early History, says the learned Selden. A thing remediable, too, in which, if anyEnglishman of due genius (or even capacity for standing labor), whounderstood the Icelandic and Anglo-Saxon languages, would engage init, he might do a great deal of good, and bring the matter into acomparatively lucid state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Greater contrast in an interview than in thisat Andover, between heroic Olaf Tryggveson and Ethelred the foreverUnready, was not perhaps seen in the terrestrial Planet that day. Olaf or "Olaus, " or "Anlaf, " as they name him, did "engage on oath toEthelred not to invade England any more, " and kept his promise, theyfarther say. Essentially a truth, as we already know, though thecircumstances were all different; and the promise was to a devout HighPriest, not to a crowned Blockhead and cowardly... Do-nothing. One other"Olaus" I find mentioned in our Books, two or three centuries before, at a time when there existed no such individual; not to speak of severalAnlafs, who sometimes seem to mean Olaf and still oftener to mean nobodypossible. Which occasions not a little obscurity in our early History, says the learned Selden. A thing remediable, too, in which, if anyEnglishman of due genius (or even capacity for standing labor), whounderstood the Icelandic and Anglo-Saxon languages, would engage init, he might do a great deal of good, and bring the matter into acomparatively lucid state.
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