Þórðar Saga hreðu
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Now we have to name more men in the Saga. Thorvaldr hight a man; he was a good farmer, and lived in Langidalr at a farm called Engihl°: he was a good leech, had two sons, one named Einarr, the other Bjarni. Indri°i hight a man, a comrade of Ormr; he was a great man, a better fighter than any other person, but a most noble fellow. He had come to Iceland and landed in Kolbeins¡r³s. When this happened he was ready for sailing. –ssurr hight a man, who dwelt in Skagafj¶r°r, at a farm called Grund; his father was Arngrimr and his mother Jorunn, who was sister to Mi°fjar°ar-Skeggi. –ssurr was a great chief, for he had a "go°or°" at the upper part of Skagafj¶r°r, which reached towards the one of the sons of Hjalti. –ssurr was overbearing, disliked, bigger and stronger than most men, faithless and guileful. Thorm³°r hight a man, who lived at Miklib¦r in “slandshl°; his wife was “l¶f, a fine woman and a most noble character. Th³rhallr was immensely rich; a champion he was never called, but rather a coward, and altogether a most mean man; he was boasting, and the greatest bragger, and thought he knew the best advice for everything. His wife “l¶f was the daughter of Hrolleifr, who was the one who took possession of Hrolleifsdalr, situate above Sl©ttahl°. She was superior to them in every respect, and had been given to him in marriage for his wealth's sake. She was young, but Th³rhallr getting old. “l¶f was also a good leech. K¡lfr hight a man in Hjaltadalr, who dwelt at K¡lfasta°ir; he was a good man of great consideration.