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A Sea Queen’s Sailing

CHAPTER 16: In Old Norway
18/27

Take him, if you can, and deal with him as you will.

Maybe a rope at the end of the yardarm is what he deserves.

But, anywise, do not let him get to Eric if you can help it." Then I had to fetch Bertric, and thereafter we arranged all that was needful as to ship and crew.

We were to have thirty men, and that would be as many as we should want, seeing that Gerda's folk would join us so soon as they knew that she had returned.

Also we must find a pilot, for Gerda's place lay some four days' sail down the coast, at the head of the fjord which men call Hvinfjord, or Flekkefjord, which lies among the mountains south of Stavanger, in a land of lakes and forests and bright streams, of which she had told me much.
Presently Hakon spoke to me of another matter wherein I might help him.


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