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A Sea Queen’s Sailing

CHAPTER 16: In Old Norway
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So he steered for the islands which lie outside the great fjord whereon the town lies, and there found a berth for the ships, while he sent men to find out how the minds of the folk were turned toward Eric.

Thoralf went, and two others who were known in the district.
When they had gone, he sent for me to speak with him privately, in the little house on the island where he was lodged with some friend of his father's.

He sat alone when I came in, and he smiled when he saw me.

I would have it remembered that Hakon was far older than his years, and that we forgot what his age was, for, indeed, he was wiser than most men even then.
"Malcolm," he said, "I want you to do somewhat for me.

You will have to leave me, and maybe it is not an easy matter which I have in hand for you.


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