I did not pretend to know him then and there, thinking it might seem proof that Hakon was in league with Heidrek in some way.
Presently, when his low cry was forgotten, I looked at him, and he saw that I knew him, and was content.
"Look at the men, Bertric," said Dalfin.

"See if there are any you will care to take.

You know them." "We cannot leave any of them here," Bertric said to me.

"Hakon can set them ashore anywhere if he does not like them.

Asbiorn might manage them though, and with Hakon's men they will learn manners." He spoke our own tongue of course, and the king asked what he said.
Dalfin said that Hakon would take them away altogether if the clemency of the king would allow it.