The Story of Gunnlaug the Worm-Tongue And Raven the Skald
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But this talkof Raven's wooing of Helga was nought hidden.
That summer Gunnlaug came not out.
The next summer, at the Althing, Skapti and his folk pushed the wooingeagerly, and said that Thorstein was free as to all matters withGunnlaug.
Thorstein answered, "I have few daughters to see to, and fain am I thatthey should not be the cause of strife to any man. Now I will first seeIllugi the Black. " And so he did. .
And when they met, he said to Illugi, "Dost thou not think that I amfree from all ...troth with thy son Gunnlaug?" Illugi said, "Surely, if thou wiliest it. Little can I say herein, as Ido not know clearly what Gunnlaug is about. " Then Thorstein went to Skapti, and a bargain was struck that the weddingshould be at Burg, about winter-nights, if Gunnlaug did not come outthat summer; but that Thorstein should be free from all troth with Ravenif Gunnlaug should come and fetch his bride.
After this men ride home from the Thing, and Gunnlaug's coming was longdrawn out. But Helga thought evilly of all these redes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this talkof Raven's wooing of Helga was nought hidden.
That summer Gunnlaug came not out.
The next summer, at the Althing, Skapti and his folk pushed the wooingeagerly, and said that Thorstein was free as to all matters withGunnlaug.
Thorstein answered, "I have few daughters to see to, and fain am I thatthey should not be the cause of strife to any man. Now I will first seeIllugi the Black. " And so he did. .
And when they met, he said to Illugi, "Dost thou not think that I amfree from all ...troth with thy son Gunnlaug?" Illugi said, "Surely, if thou wiliest it. Little can I say herein, as Ido not know clearly what Gunnlaug is about. " Then Thorstein went to Skapti, and a bargain was struck that the weddingshould be at Burg, about winter-nights, if Gunnlaug did not come outthat summer; but that Thorstein should be free from all troth with Ravenif Gunnlaug should come and fetch his bride.
After this men ride home from the Thing, and Gunnlaug's coming was longdrawn out. But Helga thought evilly of all these redes.
What to read after The Story of Gunnlaug the Worm-Tongue And Raven the Skald?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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