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Arinbjörn's nephew Þorsteinn goes to claim an inheritance of his.
Egill: "That reminds me, I have a farm that king Eiríkur and Berg-Önundur stole from me..."
King Aðalsteinn: "...bad idea Egill, baaaaaaad. How about you work for me instead and -"
Egill: "Sry can't hear you over the sound of me going to get that farm back. But hey when I come back I might agree to work for you maybe."
6/29/13
Egils saga, part 13.
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Þórður Egill's cousin invites him over to a party.
Skalla-Grímur: "Egill can you give me some silver."
Egill: "Dude you have two chests full of money, why do you need mine?"
Skalla-Grímur: "I have plans."
Then while Egill is at the party Skalla-Grímur goes and hides his silver somewhere. Btw it's never been found so if you want to become rich come on over and find Skalla-Grímur's silver treasure!
Then he comes home and dies at the table. The house people are all ty berry much in the morning when they find him and realize that the rigor mortis is already so well set in that they can't get the corpse away from the table, and eventually Egill makes a hole in the wall so they can get him out.
Saga says Skalla-Grímur was buried with no special treasure, just some horses and smithery. Well, one could say he did the treasure burying so they didn't have to bother.
Þórður Egill's cousin invites him over to a party.
Skalla-Grímur: "Egill can you give me some silver."
Egill: "Dude you have two chests full of money, why do you need mine?"
Skalla-Grímur: "I have plans."
Then while Egill is at the party Skalla-Grímur goes and hides his silver somewhere. Btw it's never been found so if you want to become rich come on over and find Skalla-Grímur's silver treasure!
Then he comes home and dies at the table. The house people are all ty berry much in the morning when they find him and realize that the rigor mortis is already so well set in that they can't get the corpse away from the table, and eventually Egill makes a hole in the wall so they can get him out.
Saga says Skalla-Grímur was buried with no special treasure, just some horses and smithery. Well, one could say he did the treasure burying so they didn't have to bother.
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