10. KING GUDROD'S FALL.

King Harald sailed far outside of the rocks and isles; but set his

course to Viken, and came in the night-time to Tunsberg, and heard that

Gudrod Bjornson was at a feast a little way up the country. Then King

Harald set out immediately with his followers, came in the night, and

surrounded the house. King Gudrod Bjornson went out with his people;

but after a short resistance he fell, and many men with him. Then King

Harald joined his brother King Gudrod, and they subdued all Viken.

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