The king said, "Hast thou killed the earl?"

"I have killed him," says he.

"Thou didst well."

After the earl was killed the monks closed the church, and locked the

doors. When that was told the king he sent a message to the monks,

ordering them to open the church and sing high mass. They did as the

king ordered; and when the king came to the church he bestowed on it

great property, so that it had a large domain, by which that place was

raised very high; and these lands have since always belonged to it. King

Canute rode down to his ships, and lay there till late in harvest with a

very large army.

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