Sword and crozier, drama in five acts by Indriði Einarsson
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page 97 of 154 (62%)
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_Brand_ (_kisses the boy and sets him down_).--Yes, keep it well, my
boy. If you obtain it you will never have to start out on the journey that I now must take. _Kalf_.--You are not going to Rome, Broddi? _Broddi_.--No. Not just now! _Kalf_.--You are going to war, Broddi! I wish I were grown up, too! _Broddi_.--I should like, if I might, strike one great blow, before going to Rome with your father. _Kalf_.--And let that blow become far famed, Broddi! (JORUN _leads the boys out. They go to the door. Some depart_.) _Jorun_.--Have you nothing to say to me, my husband, before going? _Brand_.--Do not weep when I am gone. (_They embrace each other closely_.) Make our sons love peace! And always think that I have said that to you which you most wish I had said to you. (_All except_ DEACON SIGURD _and_ JORUN _leave_.) _Jorun_.--Now I declare myself in league with the holy queen Maria, as did Guttorm, my brother, before he was slain! (_Approaches_ SIGURD.) I shall travel with you to Flugumyr to try whether I may save the life of my husband. |
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