He fought next at Pilavik, and gained the victory. So says Einar:--

"At Pilavik the wild wolf feeds,

Well furnished by the king's brave deeds

He poured upon the grass-green plain

A red shower from the Perthmen slain.

On westwards in the sea he urges,

With fire and sword the country purges:

Langtown he burns; the country rang,

For sword on shield incessant clang."

Here they burnt Langatun, a large village; and people say that the town

has never since risen to its former condition. After this King Eystein

left England in autumn, and returned to Norway. People spoke in various

ways about this expedition.

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