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	„Vér komum að ofan úr Fljótshlíð og sáum vér Sigfússonu alla ríða með alvæpni. Þeir stefndu upp á Þríhyrningshálsa og voru fimmtán í flokki. Vér sáum og Grana Gunnarsson og Gunnar Lambason og voru þeir fimm saman. Þeir stefndu hina sömu leið. Og kalla má að nú sé allt á för og flaugum um héraðið.“		„Vér komum að ofan úr Fljótshlíð og sáum vér Sigfússonu alla ríða með alvæpni. Þeir stefndu upp á Þríhyrningshálsa og voru fimmtán í flokki. Vér sáum og Grana Gunnarsson og Gunnar Lambason og voru þeir fimm saman. Þeir stefndu hina sömu leið. Og kalla má að nú sé allt á för og flaugum um héraðið.“

	Helgi Njálsson mælti: „Þá mun Flosi kominn austan og munu þeir allir koma til móts við hann og skulum við, Grímur, vera þar Skarphéðinn er.“<ref>'''vera þar Skarphéðinn er''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (s. ~~...~~). </ref>		Helgi Njálsson mælti: „Þá mun Flosi kominn austan og munu þeir allir koma til móts við hann og skulum við, Grímur, vera þar Skarphéðinn er.“<ref>'''vera þar Skarphéðinn er''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (s. 7). </ref>

	Grímur kvað svo vera skyldu og fóru þeir heim.		Grímur kvað svo vera skyldu og fóru þeir heim.

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	"We came down out of Fleetlithe, and we saw all the sons of Sigfus riding fully armed--they made for Threecorner ridge, and were fifteen in company. We saw too Grani Gunnar's son and Gunnar Lambi's son, and they were five in all. They took the same road, and one may say now that the whole country-side is faring and flitting about."		"We came down out of Fleetlithe, and we saw all the sons of Sigfus riding fully armed--they made for Threecorner ridge, and were fifteen in company. We saw too Grani Gunnar's son and Gunnar Lambi's son, and they were five in all. They took the same road, and one may say now that the whole country-side is faring and flitting about."

	"Then," said Helgi Njal's son, "Flosi must have come from the east, and they must have all gone to meet him, and we two, Grim, should be where Skarphedinn is."<ref>'''should be where Skarphedinn is''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (p. ~~...~~). </ref>		"Then," said Helgi Njal's son, "Flosi must have come from the east, and they must have all gone to meet him, and we two, Grim, should be where Skarphedinn is."<ref>'''should be where Skarphedinn is''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (p. 7). </ref>

	Grim said so it ought to be, and they fared home.		Grim said so it ought to be, and they fared home.

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	"We came down out of Fleetlithe, and we saw all the sons of Sigfus riding fully armed--they made for Threecorner ridge, and were fifteen in company. We saw too Grani Gunnar's son and Gunnar Lambi's son, and they were five in all. They took the same road, and one may say now that the whole country-side is faring and flitting about."		"We came down out of Fleetlithe, and we saw all the sons of Sigfus riding fully armed--they made for Threecorner ridge, and were fifteen in company. We saw too Grani Gunnar's son and Gunnar Lambi's son, and they were five in all. They took the same road, and one may say now that the whole country-side is faring and flitting about."

	"Then," said Helgi Njal's son, "Flosi must have come from the east, and they must have all gone to meet him, and we two, Grim, should be where Skarphedinn is."		"Then," said Helgi Njal's son, "Flosi must have come from the east, and they must have all gone to meet him, and we two, Grim, should be where Skarphedinn is."<ref>'''should be where Skarphedinn is''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (p. ...). </ref>

	Grim said so it ought to be, and they fared home.		Grim said so it ought to be, and they fared home.

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	„Vér komum að ofan úr Fljótshlíð og sáum vér Sigfússonu alla ríða með alvæpni. Þeir stefndu upp á Þríhyrningshálsa og voru fimmtán í flokki. Vér sáum og Grana Gunnarsson og Gunnar Lambason og voru þeir fimm saman. Þeir stefndu hina sömu leið. Og kalla má að nú sé allt á för og flaugum um héraðið.“		„Vér komum að ofan úr Fljótshlíð og sáum vér Sigfússonu alla ríða með alvæpni. Þeir stefndu upp á Þríhyrningshálsa og voru fimmtán í flokki. Vér sáum og Grana Gunnarsson og Gunnar Lambason og voru þeir fimm saman. Þeir stefndu hina sömu leið. Og kalla má að nú sé allt á för og flaugum um héraðið.“

	Helgi Njálsson mælti: „Þá mun Flosi kominn austan og munu þeir allir koma til móts við hann og skulum við, Grímur, vera þar Skarphéðinn er.“		Helgi Njálsson mælti: „Þá mun Flosi kominn austan og munu þeir allir koma til móts við hann og skulum við, Grímur, vera þar Skarphéðinn er.“<ref>'''vera þar Skarphéðinn er''': "By comparing some details of the burning at Flugumýrr in ''Íslendinga saga'' and the burning of Njáll in ''Njáls saga'' we can highlight some of the characteristics of the contemporary saga. Each burning forms the second climax in each saga. The killing of Sturla Sightvasson at Örlygsstaðir is the first climax in ''Íslendinga saga''; the killing of Gunnar Hámundarson the first in ''Njáls saga''." [[Guðrún Nordal. Sturlunga saga and the context of saga-writing]] (s. ...). </ref>

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	Þeir Grímur og Helgi komu heim áður borð voru ofan tekin og brá mönnum mjög við það. Njáll spurði hví þeir færu svo hverft en þeir sögðu slíkt sem þeir höfðu frétt. Njáll bað engan mann til svefns fara og vera vara um sig.		Þeir Grímur og Helgi komu heim áður borð voru ofan tekin og brá mönnum mjög við það. Njáll spurði hví þeir færu svo hverft en þeir sögðu slíkt sem þeir höfðu frétt. Njáll bað engan mann til svefns fara og vera vara um sig.



	==Tilvísanir==		==Tilvísanir==

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	~~'''FLOSI'S JOURNEY FROM HOME~~.~~'''~~		Now we must take up the story, and turn to Bergthorsknoll, and say that Grim and Helgi go to Holar. They had children out at foster there, and they told their mother that they should not come home that evening. They were in Holar all the day, and there came some poor women and said they had come from far. Those brothers asked them for tidings, and they said they had no tidings to tell, "But still we might tell you one bit of news."

			They asked what that might be, and bade them not hide it. They said so it should be.

	~~Flosi busked him from the east when two months were still to winter~~, and ~~summoned to him~~ all ~~his men who had promised him help~~ and company. ~~Each of them had two horses~~ and ~~good weapons~~, and they all ~~came to Swinefell~~, and ~~were there~~ that ~~night~~.		"We came down out of Fleetlithe, and we saw all the sons of Sigfus riding fully armed--they made for Threecorner ridge, and were fifteen in company. We saw too Grani Gunnar's son and Gunnar Lambi's son, and they were five in all. They took the same road, and one may say now that the whole country-side is faring and flitting about."

	Flosi ~~made them say prayers betimes on~~ the ~~Lord's day~~, and ~~afterwards~~ they ~~sate down~~ to ~~meat. He spoke to his household~~, and ~~told them what work each was to do while he was away. After that he went to his horses~~.		"Then," said Helgi Njal's son, "Flosi must have come from the east, and they must have all gone to meet him, and we two, Grim, should be where Skarphedinn is."

	~~Flosi and his men rode first west on the Sand. Flosi bade them not to ride too hard at first; but~~ said ~~they would do well enough at that pace, and he bade all to wait for the others if any of them had need to stop. They rode west~~ to ~~Woodcombe~~, and ~~came to Kirkby. Flosi there bade all men to come into the church, and pray to God, and men did so~~.		Grim said so it ought to be, and they fared home.

	~~After that they mounted their horses, and rode on the fell, and so~~ to ~~Fishwaters~~, and ~~rode a little to the west of the lakes~~, ~~and so struck down west on~~ to ~~the Sand (2). Then they left Eyjafell Jokul on their left hand~~, ~~and~~ so ~~came down into Godaland, and so on to Markfleet, and came about nones (3) on~~ the ~~second day of the week to Threecorner ridge, and waited till mid-even. Then all had came thither save Ingialld of the Springs~~.		That same evening Bergthora spoke to her household, and said, "Now shall ye choose your meat to-night, so that each may have what he likes best; for this evening is the last that I shall set meat before my household."

	~~The sons of Sigfus spoke much ill of him, but Flosi bade them not blame Ingialld when he was~~ not by, "~~But we will pay him for this hereafter~~."		"That shall not be," they said.

			"It will be though," she says, "and I could tell you much more if I would, but this shall be a token, that Grim and Helgi will be home ere men have eaten their full to-night; and if this turns out so, then the rest that I say will happen too."

			After that she set meat on the board, and Njal said "Wondrously now it seems to me. Methinks I see all round the room, and it seems as though the gable wall were thrown down, but the whole board and the meat on it is one gore of blood."

			All thought this strange but Skarphedinn, he bade men not be downcast, nor to utter other unseemly sounds, so that men might make a story out of them.

			"For it befits us surely more than other men to bear us well, and it is only what is looked for from us."

			Grim and Helgi came home ere the board was cleared, and men were much struck at that. Njal asked why they had returned so quickly but they told what they had heard.

			Njal bade no man go to sleep, but to be ware of themselves.

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	Flosi made them say prayers betimes on the Lord's day, and afterwards they sate down to meat. He spoke to his household, and told them what work each was to do while he was away. After that he went to his horses.		Flosi made them say prayers betimes on the Lord's day, and afterwards they sate down to meat. He spoke to his household, and told them what work each was to do while he was away. After that he went to his horses.

	Flosi and his men rode first west on the Sand ~~(1)~~. Flosi bade them not to ride too hard at first; but said they would do well enough at that pace, and he bade all to wait for the others if any of them had need to stop. They rode west to Woodcombe, and came to Kirkby. Flosi there bade all men to come into the church, and pray to God, and men did so.		Flosi and his men rode first west on the Sand. Flosi bade them not to ride too hard at first; but said they would do well enough at that pace, and he bade all to wait for the others if any of them had need to stop. They rode west to Woodcombe, and came to Kirkby. Flosi there bade all men to come into the church, and pray to God, and men did so.

	After that they mounted their horses, and rode on the fell, and so to Fishwaters, and rode a little to the west of the lakes, and so struck down west on to the Sand (2). Then they left Eyjafell Jokul on their left hand, and so came down into Godaland, and so on to Markfleet, and came about nones (3) on the second day of the week to Threecorner ridge, and waited till mid-even. Then all had came thither save Ingialld of the Springs.		After that they mounted their horses, and rode on the fell, and so to Fishwaters, and rode a little to the west of the lakes, and so struck down west on to the Sand (2). Then they left Eyjafell Jokul on their left hand, and so came down into Godaland, and so on to Markfleet, and came about nones (3) on the second day of the week to Threecorner ridge, and waited till mid-even. Then all had came thither save Ingialld of the Springs.
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	The sons of Sigfus spoke much ill of him, but Flosi bade them not blame Ingialld when he was not by, "But we will pay him for this hereafter."		The sons of Sigfus spoke much ill of him, but Flosi bade them not blame Ingialld when he was not by, "But we will pay him for this hereafter."

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	(1) "Sand," Skeidara sand. (2) "Sand," Maelifell's sand. (3) "Nones," the well-known canonical hour of the day, the ninth hour from six a.m., that is, about three o'clock when one of the church services took place.

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	~~'''TITILL'''~~		Nú er þar til máls að taka að Bergþórshvoli að þeir Grímur og Helgi fóru til Hóla, þar voru þeim fóstruð börn, og sögðu móður sinni að þeir mundu ekki heim um kveldið.

			Þeir voru í Hólum allan daginn. Þar komu fátækar konur og kváðust komnar að langt. Þeir bræður spurðu þær tíðinda. Þær kváðust engi tíðindi segja „en segja kunnum vér nýlundu nokkura.“

			Þeir spurðu hver sú væri og báðu þær eigi leyna. Þær sögðu svo vera skyldu.

			„Vér komum að ofan úr Fljótshlíð og sáum vér Sigfússonu alla ríða með alvæpni. Þeir stefndu upp á Þríhyrningshálsa og voru fimmtán í flokki. Vér sáum og Grana Gunnarsson og Gunnar Lambason og voru þeir fimm saman. Þeir stefndu hina sömu leið. Og kalla má að nú sé allt á för og flaugum um héraðið.“

			Helgi Njálsson mælti: „Þá mun Flosi kominn austan og munu þeir allir koma til móts við hann og skulum við, Grímur, vera þar Skarphéðinn er.“

			Grímur kvað svo vera skyldu og fóru þeir heim.

			Þenna aftan hinn sama mælti Bergþóra til hjóna sinna: „Nú skuluð þér kjósa yður mat í kveld að hver hafi það er mest fýsir til því að þenna aftan mun eg bera síðast mat fyrir hjón mín.“

			„Það skyldi eigi vera,“ sögðu þau.

			„Það mun þó vera,“ segir hún, „og má eg miklu fleira af segja ef eg vil og mun það til merkja að þeir Grímur og Helgi munu heim koma áður menn eru mettir í kveld. Og ef þetta gengur eftir þá mun svo fara fleira sem eg segi.“

			Síðan bar hún mat á borð.

			Njáll mælti: „Undarlega sýnist mér nú. Eg þykist sjá um alla stofuna og þykir mér sem undan sé gaflveggurinn en blóð eitt allt borðið og maturinn.“

			Þá fannst öllum mikið um þetta nema Skarphéðni. Hann bað menn ekki syrgja né láta öðrum herfilegum látum svo að menn mættu orð á því gera „og mun oss vandara gert en öðrum að vér berum oss vel og er það að vonum.“

			Þeir Grímur og Helgi komu heim áður borð voru ofan tekin og brá mönnum mjög við það. Njáll spurði hví þeir færu svo hverft en þeir sögðu slíkt sem þeir höfðu frétt. Njáll bað engan mann til svefns fara og vera vara um sig.

	~~ÍSLENSKA~~

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