Sword and crozier, drama in five acts by Indriði Einarsson
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_Brand_.--Kolbein the Young sent him.
_Jorun_.--Then we shall have to put up with that insult. _Alf_.--Your husband he called a 'velvet glove!' _Jorun_.--Gentle have his hands ever been to me, and I might well call him so. _Alf_.--And a coward he called him. _Jorun_.--Slower he is to ill deeds than Thorolf. _Einar_.--_Me_ Thorolf threatened with death, and to wrench out of my hands the crucifix, whenever I should lie down for the blow, just as he did to Kalf Guttormsson. _Jorun_ (_moved to tears_).--Was that done to my father? _Sigurd_.--It was indeed done to him, and a mighty ill deed it was. _Jorun_.--I had not thought that men who were to lose their lives would be thus cruelly dealt with. _Alf_.--These men have indeed done enough to forfeit _their_ lives, and ought to live no longer. _Helgi Skaftason_.--If no one can be prevailed upon to kill them I shall undertake it. |
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