Kalf replied, "That is really not my duty."

Then the king stood up in a passion, and said, "Go thou shalt, Kalf!"

and thereupon he went out.

Kalf put on his riding clothes in all haste, and said to his foot-boy,

"Thou must ride directly to Eggja, and order my house-servants to ship

all my property on board my ship before sunset."

King Magnus now rides to Stiklestad, and Kalf with him. They alighted

from horseback, and went to the place where the battle had been. Then

said the king to Kalf, "Where is the spot at which the king fell?"

Kalf stretched out his spear-shaft, and said, "There he lay when he

fell."

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