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The Danish History
Books I-IX

BOOK FIVE
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She was clever both at making and at breaking leagues; thus she had two sides to her tongue, and used it for either purpose.
Westmar had twelve sons, three of whom had the same name--Grep in common.

These three men were conceived at once and delivered at one birth, and their common name declared their simultaneous origin.

They were exceedingly skillful swordsmen and boxers.

Frode had also given the supremacy of the sea to Odd; who was very closely related to the king.
Koll rejoiced in an offspring of three sons.

At this time a certain son of Frode's brother held the chief command of naval affairs for the protection of the country, Now the king had a sister, Gunwar, surnamed the Fair because of her surpassing beauty.


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