Thorbjorn Skakkaskald also said:--

"The Tunsberg men would not be slow

In thy good cause to risk a blow;

And well they knew the chief could stain

The wolves' mouths on a battle-plain.

But the town champion rather fears

The sharp bright glance of levelled spears;

Their steel-clad warrior loves no fight

Where bowstring twangs, or fire flies bright."

King Hakon then took the land-road northwards to Throndhjem. When Earl

Sigurd heard of this, he proceeded with all the ships he could get the

seaway north-wards, to meet King Hakon there.

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