107. OLAF'S EXPEDITION VINDLAND.

(After his sister Ingebjorg's wedding, the king made ready in all haste

to leave the country with his army, which was both great and made up

of fine men.) When he left the land and sailed southwards he had sixty

ships of war, with which he sailed past Denmark, and in through the

Sound, and on to Vindland. He appointed a meeting with King Burizleif;

and when the kings met, they spoke about the property which King Olaf

demanded, and the conference went off peaceably, as a good account was

given of the properties which King Olaf thought himself entitled to

there. He passed here much of the summer, and found many of his old

friends.

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