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170 THE SETTLEMENT [PART IV, CHAPTER IV.] Uni’s side, and he went back unwilling, because Leidolf wished him to take his daughter to wife and to settle down and take inheritance after him. Some time after Uni ran away when Leidolf was not at home. He traced him and found him at Calfpits (Kalfagrafir) and was so angry that he slew Uni and all his companions. The son of Uni and Thorun was Hroar Tongue-godi ; he took all the inheritance of Leidolf; he was a man of the highest mettle ; he had for wife a daughter of Hamund, who was sister of Gunnar from Lithend ; their son was Hamund the Halt, who was a most warlike man. Tjorvi the Mocker, and Gunnar, were the sister sons of Hroar. Tjorvi asked for the hand of Astrid Manwit-breaker, daughter of Modolf, but her brothers, Ketil and Hrolf, refused her to him, and gave her in marriage to Thorir, the son of Ketil. Then Tjorvi drew their likeness upon the wall of the chamber and every evening when he and Hroar went to the chamber he would spit upon the like- ness of Thorir and kiss the likeness of Astrid, until Hroar scraped them off the wall. After that he carved them upon his knife handle and composed this verse The young wealth-Thrud 1 and Thorir I painted erst together There on the wall—the deed was A set off ’gainst an insult 2 Now the sea-acorn’s-Hlin!1 I Have carved on my haft of alder ; Right many a talk I’ve had with The bright Syn of the hawk-stall.4 (1) Wealth-Thrud : Thrud, the daughter of Thor, a goddess; the goddess of wealth, a woman whose personal ornaments are of precious metal. (2) The insult (‘ gletta ’) was that Astrid was refused him in marriage. The prep. ‘Vi'S ’^=against, justifies the translation. (3) Sea-acorn or acorn of the sea=a stone, boulder, or pebble, thence precious stone, jewel, the Hlin or goddess—Hlin was one of the goddesses of Asgarth— of jewels=woman. (4) Hawk-stall, the stall whereon the hunting falcon perches, hand, the Syn = goddess of the hand, that is, the fine or delicate or jewel-bedecked hand = woman. Syn is counted in Snorri’s Edda among the female deities of Asgarth ; she was the doorkeeper in Valhall. Hereof
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The book of the settlement of Iceland

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