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The Danish History
Books I-IX

BOOK SEVEN
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I should think that he was filled with this alarm by the power of heaven, that he might not think himself courageous beyond the measure of human valour.

Thus the prosperity of mankind is wont ever to be incomplete.

Then all these warriors embraced the service of King Hakon, the mightiest of the rovers, like remnants of the war drifting to him.
After this Siwald was succeeded by his son SIGAR, who had sons Siwald, Alf, and Alger, and a daughter Signe.

All excelled the rest in spirit and beauty, and devoted himself to the business of a rover.

Such a grace was shed on his hair, which had a wonderful dazzling glow, that his locks seemed to shine silvery.


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