The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga

The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga
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Unknown. The Saga of Grettir the Strong: Grettir's Saga

CHAPTER I. THE FAMILY AND EARLY WARS OF ONUND THE SON OF OFEIG

CHAPTER II. THE BATTLE OF HAFRSFJORD

CHAPTER III. MEETING OF DEFEATED CHIEFS IN THE WEST AND MARRIAGE OF ONUND

CHAPTER IV. FIGHT WITH VIKINGS VIGBJOD AND VESTMAR

CHAPTER V. VISIT OF ONUND AND THRAND TO EYVIND IN IRELAND

CHAPTER VI. DEATH OF BJORN; DISPUTES OVER HIS PROPERTY IN NORWAY

CHAPTER VII. MURDER OF ONDOTT CROW, AND THE VENGEANCE THEREFOR

CHAPTER VIII. ONUND AND ASMUND SAIL TO ICELAND

CHAPTER IX. ONUND SETTLES IN KALDBAK

CHAPTER X. OFEIG GRETTIR IS KILLED. VISIT OF ONUND TO AUD THE DEEP-MINDED

CHAPTER XI. DEATH OF ONUND. DISPUTES BETWEEN THE SONS OF ONUND AND OF EIRIK

CHAPTER XII. BATTLE AT RIFSKER

CHAPTER XIII. THORGRIM SETTLES AT BJARG AND MARRIES. HIS SON ASMUND VISITS NORWAY AND MARRIES TWICE

CHAPTER XIV. ASMUND'S CHILDREN. GRETTIR'S CHILDHOOD

CHAPTER XV. GAMES AT MIDFJORDVATN

CHAPTER XVI. GRETTIR KILLS SKEGGI AND IS OUTLAWED FOR THREE YEARS

CHAPTER XVII. GRETTIR SAILS FOR NORWAY AND IS WRECKED ON HARAMARSEY

CHAPTER XVIII. ADVENTURE IN THE HOWE OF KAR THE OLD

CHAPTER XIX. BERSERKS AT HARAMARSEY

CHAPTER XX. THORFINN'S RETURN. GRETTIR VISITS THE NORTH

CHAPTER XXI. ADVENTURE WITH A BEAR

CHAPTER XXII. GRETTIR KILLS BJORN AND IS SUMMONED BEFORE JARL SVEINN

CHAPTER XXIII. GRETTIR KILLS HJARRANDI

CHAPTER XXIV. GRETTIR KILLS GUNNAR. HIS FRIENDS RALLY ROUND HIM AND SAVE HIM FROM THE VENGEANCE OF THE JARL

CHAPTER XXV. EVENTS IN ICELAND. THORGILS MAKSSON ATTACKED BY THE FOSTER-BROTHERS AND SLAIN

CHAPTER XXVI. THE FEUD WITH THE FOSTER-BROTHERS IS TAKEN UP BY ASMUND AND THORSTEINN KUGGASON

CHAPTER XXVII. SENTENCES ON THE FOSTER-BROTHERS

CHAPTER XXVIII. GRETTIR'S VISIT TO AUDUN IN VIDIDAL; OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO BARDI

CHAPTER XXIX. HORSE-FIGHT AT LANGAFIT

CHAPTER XXX. THORBJORN OXMAIN AND THE FRAY AT HRUTAFJARDARHALS

CHAPTER XXXI. GRETTIR'S VAIN ENDEAVOUR TO PROVOKE BARDI

CHAPTER XXXII. THE SPOOK AT THORHALLSSTAD. GLAM THE SHEPHERD KILLED BY A FIEND. HIS GHOST WALKS

CHAPTER XXXIII. DOINGS OF GLAM'S GHOST. AWFUL CONDITION OF VATNSDAL

CHAPTER XXXIV. GRETTIR VISITS HIS UNCLE JOKULL

CHAPTER XXXV. THE FIGHT WITH GLAM'S GHOST

CHAPTER XXXVI. THORBJORN SLOWCOACH AT HOME

CHAPTER XXXVII. GRETTIR SAILS FOR NORWAY AND KILLS THORBJORN SLOWCOACH

CHAPTER XXXVIII. GRETTIR FETCHES FIRE—THE SONS OF THORIR ARE BURNT

CHAPTER XXXIX. GRETTIR APPEARS BEFORE THE KING AND FAILS TO UNDERGO THE ORDEAL

CHAPTER XL. ADVENTURE WITH THE BERSERK SNAEKOLL

CHAPTER XLI. THORSTEINN DROMUND'S ARMS

CHAPTER XLII. DEATH OF ASMUND LONGHAIR

CHAPTER XLIII. THE SONS OF THORIR OF SKARD ARE SLAIN BY ATLI AND GRIM

CHAPTER XLIV. SETTLEMENT OF THE FEUD AT THE HUNAVATN THING

CHAPTER XLV. ATLI MURDERED BY THORBJORN OXMAIN

CHAPTER XLVI. SENTENCE OF OUTLAWRY PASSED UPON GRETTIR AT THE ALL-THING

CHAPTER XLVII. GRETTIR RETURNS TO BJARG—SVEINN AND HIS HORSE SADDLE-HEAD

CHAPTER XLVIII. DEATH OF THORBJORN OXMAIN

CHAPTER XLIX. GRETTIR VISITS THORSTEINN KUGGASON AND SNORRI GODI

CHAPTER L. GRETTIR WINTERS WITH THORGILS AT REYKJAHOLAR IN COMPANY WITH THE FOSTER-BROTHERS

CHAPTER LI. GRETTIR'S CASE OVERBORNE AT THE ALL-THING

CHAPTER LII. GRETTIR IS CAPTURED BY FARMERS AND RELEASED BY THORBJORG

CHAPTER LIII. GRETTIR WINTERS IN LJARSKOGAR WITH THORSTEINN KUGGASON

CHAPTER LIV. ADVENTURE WITH LOPT

CHAPTER LV. GRETTIR IN THE ARNARVATN HEATH. DEATH OF GRIM THE FOREST-MAN

CHAPTER LVI. TREACHERY AND DEATH OF THORIR REDBEARD

CHAPTER LVII. ATTACK ON GRETTIR BY THORIR OF GARD WITH EIGHTY MEN REPULSED WITH THE AID OF HALLMUND

CHAPTER LVIII. GRETTIR VISITS BJORN THE HITDALE WARRIOR AND TAKES REFUGE IN THE FAGRASKOGAFJALL

CHAPTER LIX. THE CHASTISEMENT OF GISLI

CHAPTER LX. THE BATTLE WITH THE MYRAMEN

CHAPTER LXI. GRETTIR WINTERS UNDER THE GEITLAND GLACIER

CHAPTER LXII. HALLMUND IS KILLED BY A FOREST-MAN NAMED GRIM

CHAPTER LXIII. GRETTIR'S MEETING WITH THORIR ON THE REYKJA HEATH

CHAPTER LXIV. GHOSTS IN BARDARDAL

CHAPTER LXV. ADVENTURE WITH A TROLL-WOMAN

CHAPTER LXVI. GRETTIR SLAYS A GIANT

CHAPTER LXVII. VISIT TO GUDMUND THE MIGHTY

CHAPTER LXVIII. FIGHT WITH THORODD THE SON OF SNORRI

CHAPTER LXIX. GRETTIR'S LAST VISIT TO BJARG AND JOURNEY WITH ILLUGI TO DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXX. THE PEOPLE OF SKAGAFJORD

CHAPTER LXXI. THE BONDIS CLAIM THEIR PROPERTY IN DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXXII. GRETTIR VISITS THE THING AT HEGRANES

CHAPTER LXXIII. VISIT OF THORBJORN ANGLE TO DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXXIV. THE FIRE GOES OUT IN DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXXV. GRETTIR SWIMS TO THE MAINLAND FOR FIRE

CHAPTER LXXVI. ADVENTURE OF HAERING IN DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXXVII. GRETTIR'S CASE BEFORE THE ALL-THING

CHAPTER LXXVIII. THORBJORN'S FOSTER-MOTHER

CHAPTER LXXIX. THE SPELL TAKES EFFECT

CHAPTER LXXX. THE SPELL CONTINUES TO WORK

CHAPTER LXXXI. THORBJORN AGAIN VISITS DRANGEY

CHAPTER LXXXII. THE LAST BATTLE—DEATH OF GRETTIR AND ILLUGI

CHAPTER LXXXIII. THORBJORN VISITS GRETTIR'S MOTHER AT BJARG

CHAPTER LXXXIV. THORBJORN IS EXILED AT THE THING

CHAPTER LXXXV. THORBJORN GOES TO NORWAY AND CONSTANTINOPLE

CHAPTER LXXXVI. GRETTIR'S DEATH AVENGED BY HIS BROTHER THORSTEINN DROMUND

CHAPTER LXXXVII. THE LADY SPES

CHAPTER LXXXVIII. ADVENTURES OF THORSTEINN AND SPES

CHAPTER LXXXIX. THE ORDEAL

CHAPTER XC. THORSTEINN AND SPES RETURN TO NORWAY

CHAPTER XCI. ABSOLUTION IN ROME

CHAPTER XCII. THE END OF THORSTEINN AND SPES

CHAPTER XCIII. THE TESTIMONY OF STURLA THE LAWMAN

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At that time Norway was very disturbed. Harald Shockhead, the son of Halfdan the Black, till then king of the Upplands, was aiming at the supreme kingship. He went into the North and fought many battles there, in which he was always victorious. Then he marched harrying through the territories to the South, bringing them into subjection wherever he came. On reaching Hordland he was opposed by a motley multitude led by Kjotvi the Wealthy, Thorir Long-chin, and Soti and King Sulki from South Rogaland. Geirmund Swarthyskin was then away in the West, beyond the sea, so he was not present at the battle, although Hordland belonged to his dominion.

Onund and his party had arrived that autumn from the western seas, and when Thorir and Kjotvi heard of their landing they sent envoys to ask for their aid, promising to treat them with honour.

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So Grettir took to minding the horses, and went on until Yule-tide was past, when very cold weather set in, with snow, so that grazing was difficult. He was very badly provided with clothes and little hardened to the weather. He began to feel it very cold, and Keingala always chose the windiest places whatever the weather was. She never came to the meadow early enough to get home before nightfall. Grettir then thought he would play a trick upon Keingala to pay her out for her wanderings. One morning early he came to the stables, opened the door and found Keingala standing in front of the manger. She had taken the whole of the fodder which had been given to all the horses for herself. Grettir jumped upon her back, with a sharp knife in his hand which he drew across her shoulder and along her back on both sides. The horse was fat and fresh; she shied back very frightened and kicked out till her hoofs rattled against the walls. Grettir fell off, but picked himself up and tried to mount her again. There was a sharp struggle, which ended in his shaving all the skin on her back down to her flank. Then he drove the horses out to the meadow. Keingala would not take a bite except off her back, and soon after noon she bolted off to the stables. Grettir locked the door and went home. Asmund asked him where the horses were; he said he had looked after them as usual. Asmund said there must be a storm close at hand if the horses would not stay out in such weather as there was then.

Grettir said: "Many seem wise who are lacking in wit."

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