Sword and crozier, drama in five acts by Indriði Einarsson
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_Thorolf_.--I have spoken with Woden and he has foretold me my death. _First Man_.--You have not spoken with any one, since we came here. But we have heard avalanches in the distance, nor is that strange in weather such as this. _Thorolf_.--I shall live no longer than this fire burns! Take well care of the fire, men! Where are you, my men? (_Falls into a swoon. The second man tends the fire and makes it blaze up; the first man busies himself with_ THOROLF.) _Second Man_.--He is very ill. _First Man_.--He may have seen some ill wight, for ever since he saw the fire he has lost his senses. _Broddi_ (_behind the stage_).--There is that fire again, let us go that way. _First Man_.--I heard some one speaking, a small distance away. Likely, they are no friends of Thorolf's who are abroad. _Second Man_.--And no water at hand to put out the fire, neither would it avail now. _Brand_ (_without_).--None but fugitives will be here! (_Enter_ BRAND KOLBEINSSON, BRODDI, ALF, EINAR THE RICH, DEACON SIGURD, HELGI SKAFTASON, _and six other men_.) |
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