The Heimskringla 3
The Heimskringla 3
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King Eystein sent the young Aslak Johnsson, and Ame Sturlesson a grandson of Snaebiom, with one ship ta meet King Inge ; but when the king's men knew them they assaulted them, killed many of their people, and took all that was in the ship belonging to them. Aslak and Arne and a few more escaped to the land, went to King Eystein, and told him how King Inge had received them. Thereupon King Eystein held a House-thing, and told his followers how ill King Inge had treated his men, and desired the t...roops to follow him. " I have," said he, " so many, and such excellent men, that I have no intention to fly, if ye will follow me." But this speech was not re- ceived with much favour. Halkel Huk was there; but both his sons, Simun and John, were with King Inge. Halkel replied, so loud that many heard him, " Let thy chests of gold follow thee, and let them defend thy land." In the night many of King Eystein's ships rowed ^^"""^ secretly away, some of them joining King Inge, some King going to Bergen, or up into the fiords ; so that when Jealir" ** 272 CHRONICLE OF THE SAGA XIV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King Eystein sent the young Aslak Johnsson, and Ame Sturlesson a grandson of Snaebiom, with one ship ta meet King Inge ; but when the king's men knew them they assaulted them, killed many of their people, and took all that was in the ship belonging to them. Aslak and Arne and a few more escaped to the land, went to King Eystein, and told him how King Inge had received them. Thereupon King Eystein held a House-thing, and told his followers how ill King Inge had treated his men, and desired the t...roops to follow him. " I have," said he, " so many, and such excellent men, that I have no intention to fly, if ye will follow me." But this speech was not re- ceived with much favour. Halkel Huk was there; but both his sons, Simun and John, were with King Inge. Halkel replied, so loud that many heard him, " Let thy chests of gold follow thee, and let them defend thy land." In the night many of King Eystein's ships rowed ^^"""^ secretly away, some of them joining King Inge, some King going to Bergen, or up into the fiords ; so that when Jealir" ** 272 CHRONICLE OF THE SAGA XIV.
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