256. OF THE SONS OF ARNE.

Fin Arnason remained but a short time at Eggja with his brother Kalf;

for he was in the highest degree ill-pleased that Kalf had been in the

battle against King Olaf, and always made his brother the bitterest

reproaches on this account. Thorberg Arnason was much more temperate in

his discourse than Fin; but yet he hastened away, and went home to his

farm. Kalf gave the two brothers a good long-ship, with full rigging and

other necessaries, and a good retinue. Therefore they went home to their

farms, and sat quietly at home. Arne Arnason lay long ill of his wounds,

but got well at last without injury of any limb, and in winter he

proceeded south to his farm. All the brothers made their peace with King

Svein, and sat themselves quietly down in their homes.

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