50. HAKON'S JOURNEY TO DENMARK.

Hakon then went out of the country with a well-manned ship. When he came

to Denmark he went immediately to his relative, King Svein, who received

him honourably and gave him great fiefs. Hakon became King Svein's

commander of the coast defence against the vikings,--the Vindland

people, Kurland people, and others from the East countries,--who

infested the Danish dominions; and he lay out with his ships of war both

winter and summer.

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