Örnulf.
Give half thy goods and gear!
Sigurd.
[Urgently.] Take the whole, take both my ships, take all that is mine, and let me fare with thee to Iceland as the poorest man in thy train. What I give, I can win once more; but if thou and Gunnar come to strife, I shall never see a glad day again. Now, Örnulf, thy answer?
Örnulf.
[Reflecting.] Two good long-ships, weapons, and other chattels—too much gear can no man have; but——[Vehemently.] No, no!—Hiördis has threatened me; I will not! I were dishonoured should I take thy goods!
Sigurd.
Yet listen——
Örnulf.
No, I say! I must fight for my own right, be my fortune what it may.