Chatterton, E. Keble (Edward Keble), 1878-1944 · London : Sidgewick & Jackson, litd · leaf 135
and thebulwark highest. And again— Erling Askew setupon the ship of King Hakon, and shoved his prow inbetwixt it and Sigurds ship, and then befell the battle.But the ship of Gregory was swept aground, and heeledover much, so at first they gat them not into the onset. The flagship of King Olaf at… … Vikings boarding an Enemy. chieftains steered. At this battle the king had acrew of a hundred in his ship, and most of them carriedwhite shields with the holy cross laid thereon in gold102 ^ THE VIKING MARINERS while some were drawn with red stone or blue ; a crosswithal he had let draw in white on…
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