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[Without on the left.] Folk thou wotst of, Sigurd Viking! with a band of armed men, enters from the left.

Whither would ye?

To Gunnar's hall.

As foemen?

Ay, trust me for that! Thou didst hinder me before; but now I ween thou wilt scarce do the like.

Maybe not.

I have heard of thy challenge to Gunnar; but if things go to my mind, weak will be his weapons when the time comes for your meeting.

'Tis venturesome work thou goest about; take heed for thyself, Peasant!

[With defiant laughter.] Leave that to me; wouldst thou tackle thy ship to-night, we will see that thou hast light enow!—Come, all my men; here goes the way. [They go off to the right, at the back.