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	Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var ~~örlynd og skaphörð.<ref>'''~~örlynd<ref>: '''örlynd''': "Translators have been said to be too harsh on Hallgerðr, and I suspect now that “generous and proud” might be closer to the true sense – certainly “lavish” is unfairly severe as a translation of ''ǫrlynd''" [[Cook, Robert. Gunnarr and Hallgerðr : A failed romance]] (s. 17) </ref> og skaphörð''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (s. 16).</ref>		Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd<ref>: '''örlynd''': "Translators have been said to be too harsh on Hallgerðr, and I suspect now that “generous and proud” might be closer to the true sense – certainly “lavish” is unfairly severe as a translation of ''ǫrlynd''" [[Cook, Robert. Gunnarr and Hallgerðr : A failed romance]] (s. 17) </ref> og skaphörð.<ref>'''örlynd og skaphörð''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (s. 16).</ref>

	Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.		Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.

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	Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.<ref>'''örlynd og skaphörð''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (s. 16).</ref>		Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.<ref>'''örlynd<ref>: '''örlynd''': "Translators have been said to be too harsh on Hallgerðr, and I suspect now that “generous and proud” might be closer to the true sense – certainly “lavish” is unfairly severe as a translation of ''ǫrlynd''" [[Cook, Robert. Gunnarr and Hallgerðr : A failed romance]] (s. 17) </ref> og skaphörð''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (s. 16).</ref>

	Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.		Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.
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	Síðan tala þeir um kaupið og spurði Höskuldur dóttur sína ekki eftir því að honum var hugur á að gifta hana og urðu þeir sáttir á allan kaupmála. Síðan festi Þorvaldur Hallgerði og reið heim við svo búið.		Síðan tala þeir um kaupið og spurði Höskuldur dóttur sína ekki eftir því að honum var hugur á að gifta hana og urðu þeir sáttir á allan kaupmála. Síðan festi Þorvaldur Hallgerði og reið heim við svo búið.


	==Tilvísanir==		==Tilvísanir==

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Chapter 9

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	Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was lavish and hard-hearted.<ref>'''lavish and hard-hearted''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (p. 16).</ref> Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.		Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was lavish<ref>: '''lavish''': "Translators have been said to be too harsh on Hallgerðr, and I suspect now that “generous and proud” might be closer to the true sense – certainly “lavish” is unfairly severe as a translation of ''ǫrlynd''" [[Cook, Robert. Gunnarr and Hallgerðr : A failed romance]] (p. 17) </ref> and hard-hearted.<ref>'''lavish and hard-hearted''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (p. 16).</ref> Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.

	There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.		There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.

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Chapter 9

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	Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was ~~layish~~ and hard-hearted.<ref>'''~~layish~~ and hard-hearted''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (p. 16).</ref> Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.		Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was lavish and hard-hearted.<ref>'''lavish and hard-hearted''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (p. 16).</ref> Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.

	There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.		There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.
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	Then they talked over the terms of the bargain, and Hauskuld never asked his daughter what she thought of it, for his heart was set on giving her away and so they came to an understanding as to the terms of the match. After that Thorwald betrothed himself to Hallgerda, and rode away home when the matter was settled.		Then they talked over the terms of the bargain, and Hauskuld never asked his daughter what she thought of it, for his heart was set on giving her away and so they came to an understanding as to the terms of the match. After that Thorwald betrothed himself to Hallgerda, and rode away home when the matter was settled.


	==References==		==References==

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	Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was layish and hard-hearted. Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.		Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was layish and hard-hearted.<ref>'''layish and hard-hearted''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (p. 16).</ref> Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.

	There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.		There was a man named Thorwald; he was Oswif's son, and dwelt out on Middlefells strand, under the Fell. He was rich and well to do, and owned the islands called Bearisles, which lie out in Broadfirth, whence he got meal and stock fish. This Thorwald was a strong and courteous man, though somewhat hasty in temper. Now, it fell out one day that Thorwald and his father were talking together of Thorwald's marrying, and where he had best look for a wife, and it soon came out that he thought there wasn't a match fit for him far or near.
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	==Kafli 9==		==Kafli 9==

	Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.		Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.<ref>'''örlynd og skaphörð''': “Það er sama hvort byrjað er á óstillingu hennar eða harðlyndi eða blendni (svo farið sé sem næst lýsingarorðum sögunnar sjálfrar), hvergi getur að líta neinn miðdepil, sem allir eiginleikarnir greinast út frá.” [[Einar Ól. Sveinsson. Klýtæmestra og Hallgerður]] (s. 16).</ref>

	Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.		Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.

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	~~'''THORWALD GETS HALLGERDA TO WIFE'''~~

	Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was layish and hard-hearted. Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.		Now, it must be told how Hallgerda, Hauskuld's daughter, grows up, and is the fairest of women to look on; she was tall of stature, too, and therefore she was called "Longcoat." She was fair-haired, and had so much of it that she could hide herself in it; but she was layish and hard-hearted. Her foster-father's name was Thiostolf: he was a Southislander (1) by stock: he was a strong man, well skilled in arms, and had slain many men, and made no atonement in money for one of them. It was said, too, that his rearing had not bettered Hallgerda's temper.
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	Then they talked over the terms of the bargain, and Hauskuld never asked his daughter what she thought of it, for his heart was set on giving her away and so they came to an understanding as to the terms of the match. After that Thorwald betrothed himself to Hallgerda, and rode away home when the matter was settled.		Then they talked over the terms of the bargain, and Hauskuld never asked his daughter what she thought of it, for his heart was set on giving her away and so they came to an understanding as to the terms of the match. After that Thorwald betrothed himself to Hallgerda, and rode away home when the matter was settled.



	~~ENDNOTES:~~

	~~(1) That is, he came from what we call the Western Isles or Hebrides. The old appellation still lingers in "Sodor (i.e. the South Isles) and Man."~~



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	Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.		Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.

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			Nú er þar til máls að taka að Hallgerður vex upp, dóttir Höskulds, og er kvenna fríðust sýnum og mikil vexti og því var hún langbrók kölluð. Hún var fagurhár og svo mikið hárið að hún mátti hylja sig með. Hún var örlynd og skaphörð.

	~~'''TITILL'''~~		Þjóstólfur hét fóstri hennar. Hann var suðureyskur að ætt. Hann var styrkur maður og vígur vel og hafði margan mann drepið og bætti engan mann fé. Það var mælt að hann væri engi skapbætir Hallgerði.

	~~ÍSLENSKA~~		Maður er nefndur Þorvaldur. Hann var Ósvífursson. Hann bjó út á Meðalfellsströnd undir Felli. Hann var vel auðigur að fé. Hann átti eyjar þær er heita Bjarneyjar. Þær liggja út á Breiðafirði. Þaðan hafði hann skreið og mjöl. Þorvaldur var vel styrkur maður og kurteis, nokkuð bráður í skaplyndi.

			Það var einhverju sinni að þeir feðgar ræddu með sér hvar Þorvaldur mundi á leita um kvonfang. En það fannst á að honum þótti sér óvíða fullkosta.

			Þá mælti Ósvífur: „Vilt þú biðja Hallgerðar langbrókar, dóttur Höskulds?“

			„Hennar vil eg biðja,“ segir hann.

			„Það mun ykkur ekki mjög hent,“ sagði Ósvífur, „hún er kona skapstór en þú harðlyndur og óvæginn.“

			„Þar vil eg þó á leita,“ segir hann, „og mun mig ekki tjóa að letja.“

			„Þú átt og mest í hættu,“ segir Ósvífur.

			Síðan fóru þeir bónorðsför og komu á Höskuldsstaði og höfðu þar góðar viðtökur. Þeir ræddu þegar erindi sín fyrir Höskuldi og vöktu bónorðið.

			Höskuldur svaraði: „Kunnigt er mér um hag ykkarn en eg vil enga vél að ykkur draga er dóttir mín er hörð í skapi. En um yfirlit hennar og kurteisi megið þið sjálfir sjá.“

			Þorvaldur svaraði: „Gerðu kostinn því að eg mun skaplyndi hennar ekki láta fyrir kaupi standa.“

			Síðan tala þeir um kaupið og spurði Höskuldur dóttur sína ekki eftir því að honum var hugur á að gifta hana og urðu þeir sáttir á allan kaupmála. Síðan festi Þorvaldur Hallgerði og reið heim við svo búið.

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