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"My advice is," said Kettle Flatnose, the first time they assembled thus in council, "that we steer first to Ireland, where I can promise ye all a hearty welcome, for it is well known that the Irish are a hospitable people, and my father is a great man there." "I fall in with that," said Glumm, glancing at Ada, whose eyes had now become his guiding stars!
"Aye, surely; but these twenty men did first attack Glumm and me while alone, and we slew them in self-defence. Never had I returned to tell it, had not stout Kettle Flatnose come to our aid." "Thank Heaven for that!" said Hilda, with a look of infinite relief. "How did it happen?" "Come. I will tell thee all from first to last.
He had a huge massive frame, with a profusion of red hair on his head and face, and a peculiarly humorous twinkle in his eye. His name was Kettle Flatnose. We have reason to believe that the first part of this name had no connection with that domestic utensil which is intimately associated with tea! It was a mere accidental resemblance of sound no doubt.
And that reminds me of one of Ulf's thralls named Kettle Flatnose, who could assist Harald nobly in the work of beheading himself, for last night, when he and I fought side by side against the Danes, he used a hook of his own making, with such effect, that I was fain to pause and laugh, while myself in the very act of splitting an iron headpiece.
But perchance that is not a suitable method of compassing our ends, besides it would cost the thrall his life, and I should be sorry to aid in bringing about the death of Kettle Flatnose, whose island is a happy one if it counts many such clear-headed and able-bodied warriors.
Olaf took the dream very much to heart, and told it to his friends, but no one could read it to his liking. He thought those spoke best about this matter who said that what had appeared to him was only a dream or fancy. Of Osvif Helgeson He was the son of Helgi, who was the son of Ottar, the son of Bjorn the Eastman, who was the son of Ketill Flatnose, the son of Bjorn Buna.
"Reckon they'll do it?" "The commandant at Fort Sill seems to think they will, for he's got two companies out on the scout." "The boys better look out, then. The Injuns don't like the gang over at the Hole in the Wall none too good." "We stand all right with Flatnose and his son, an' it's their band that's actin' bad." "Well, y'u better get a move on y'u. The moon will be down in an hour."
He led a harrying expedition of sea-rovers into the west, and conquered Dublin, in Ireland, and Dublinshire, over which he made himself king. He married Aud the Deep-minded, daughter of Ketil Flatnose, son of Bjorn the Ungartered, a noble man from Norway. Their son was named Thorstein the Red.
But come, if this be so, we do not well to waste time chattering here. Fetch the two fish, carle. To-night we must be content with what luck lies in an even number in spite of the opinion of Kettle Flatnose. Come, Alric, thou canst tell me more of this as we hasten home." "But I have more good news than that to tell," said the lad, as they hurried towards Haldorstede.
"Which I don't think will be such an easy thing." "I don't think you'll have any trouble about it. Come with me, and bring a firing squad of your men." The captain gave the order, and followed Ted to where he could look down into the hole. Then the captain laughed. "You have done better than I expected," he said. Raising his voice, Captain Hendry shouted: "Flatnose, you know me.
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