Stories of the Norsemen
Stories of the Norsemen
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173 around : but ho was not so proud as to re- fuse to listen to people who had anything to say to him. My father, again, was a long- time with King Biorn, whose kingdom stood in great power, yet he was gay and sociable with his friends. I also remember King Eric the Victorious, and was with him on many a war expedition. He enlarged the Swedish dominion, and defended it man- fully ; yet it was easy and agreeable to ex- press our opinions to him. But the king we now have allows no man to presume... to talk with him, unless it be what he desires to hear. He wants to have possession of Norway, which no Swedish king before him ever desired, and therewith he brings war and distress on many a man. Now it is / our will, that thou, King Olaf, make peace with the Norway king, Olave the Thick, and marry thy daughter Ingegird to him. If thou wilt reconquer the east countries which thy forefathers had under their rule, then will we all follow thee to the war ; but we will not suffer law and peace to be disturbed by thy pride and anger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
173 around : but ho was not so proud as to re- fuse to listen to people who had anything to say to him. My father, again, was a long- time with King Biorn, whose kingdom stood in great power, yet he was gay and sociable with his friends. I also remember King Eric the Victorious, and was with him on many a war expedition. He enlarged the Swedish dominion, and defended it man- fully ; yet it was easy and agreeable to ex- press our opinions to him. But the king we now have allows no man to presume... to talk with him, unless it be what he desires to hear. He wants to have possession of Norway, which no Swedish king before him ever desired, and therewith he brings war and distress on many a man. Now it is / our will, that thou, King Olaf, make peace with the Norway king, Olave the Thick, and marry thy daughter Ingegird to him. If thou wilt reconquer the east countries which thy forefathers had under their rule, then will we all follow thee to the war ; but we will not suffer law and peace to be disturbed by thy pride and anger.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel P Daniel Parish Kidder to read onlineMoreLess
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