The next day Hrut said, "Let us go before the king."

"That may well be," answered Auzur.

So they went, twelve of them together, and all of them friends or

kinsmen, and came into the hall where the king sat over his

drink. Hrut went first and bade the king "Good-day," and the

king, looking steadfastly at the man who was well-dressed, asked

him his name. So he told his name.

"Art thou an Icelander?" said the king.

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