We will have it read the next time one of us goes to the church," and with that he grinned, and the others laughed as at a good jest.

"Let me look at the sword he wore." He looked and his eyes grew wide, and then he whistled a little to himself.

The others asked him what was amiss.
"If we have got Owen's son, we have taken Ina's own sword as well," he said.

"Many a time have I seen the king wear it before the law got the best of me.

It is not to be mistaken.