Letters From High Latitudes By Lord Dufferin















































































 -  The Berserker gang must have been
something very like the Malay custom of running a muck.
Their moments of excitement - Page 119
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The Berserker Gang Must Have Been Something Very Like The Malay Custom Of Running A Muck. Their Moments Of Excitement

Were followed by periods of great exhaustion.] named Halli and Leikner, whom the Jarl had retained about his person, - fancying

That two champions of such great strength and prowess would much acid to his consequence on returning home. In vain. the Jarl warned him that personages of that description were wont to give trouble and become unruly, - nothing would serve but he must needs carry them away with him; nay, if they would but come, they might ask as wages any boon which might be in his power to grant. The bargain accordingly was made; but, on arriving in Iceland, the first thing Halli took it into his head to require was a wife, who should be rich, nobly born, and beautiful. As such a request was difficult to comply with, Vermund, who was noted for being a man of gentle disposition, determined to turn his troublesome retainers over to his brother, Arngrim Styr, i.e., the Stirring or Tumultuous One, - as being a likelier man than himself to know how to keep them in order.

Arngrim happened to have a beautiful daughter, named Asdisa, with whom the inflammable Berserk of course fell in love. Not daring openly to refuse him, Arngrim told his would-be son-in-law, that before complying with his suit, he must consult his friends, and posted off to Helgafell, where dwelt the Pagan Pontiff Snorre.

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