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	Amazon.com: Eric Brighteyes: Books: H. Rider Haggard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Make place, my father, said Gudruda, "for Eric bleeds." And she loosed the kerchief from her neck and bound it about his wounded brow, and, taking the rich cloak from her body, threw it on his shoulders, and no man said her nay.
		Eric Brighteyes, Gudruda the Fair, Ospakar Blacktooth, Skallagrim Lambstail, Hall of Lithdale, Golden Falls, Swanhild the Fatherless, Atli the Earl, Koll the Half-witted, Earl Atli, Horse-Head Heights, Ran River, Gudruda the Gentle, Skallagrim the Baresark, Westman Isles, Wolf's Fang, Asmund Asmundson, Atli the Good, Eric the Unlucky, Thorgrimur Iron-Toe, Ospakar Niddering, Priest of Middalhof
		Eric Brighteyes [EasyRead Large Edition] by H. Rider Haggard
	www.amazon.com /Eric-Brighteyes-H-Rider-Haggard/dp/0821710427 (345 words)

	Eric Brighteyes
		Eric Brighteyes, son of Thorgrimmur Iron-Toe, and of Saevuna, daughter of Thorod, is a Icelander.
		The storey begins with the birth, five years after Eric, of Gudruda the Fair, daughter of Asmund Asmundson, and of Gudruda the Gentle, daughter of Bjorn, and of Swanhild the Fatherless, daughter of Groa the witch.
		Although Eric is unusually large and strong (quoting Vulcan), even for a Icelander, he is deedless, since he has run the family farm since the death of his father.
	www.geocities.com /noelcox/Eric_Brighteyes.htm (1034 words)

	Eric Brighteyes by H. Rider Haggard
		Eric drew Whitefire and leaned on it, waiting for the word, and all the women held him to be wondrous fair as, clad in his byrnie and his golden helm, he leaned thus on Whitefire.
		Eric turned to enter the sea and wade to the vessel, but Skallagrim caught him in his arms as though he were but a child, and, wading into the surf till the water covered his waistbelt, bore him to the vessel and lifted him up so that Eric reached the bulwarks with his hands.
		Eric was greatly minded to follow them, and land and fight them there; but he might not do this, because of the rocks and of the other dragon, that hung about them, fearing to come on and yet not willing to go back.
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	Eric Brighteyes by H. Rider Haggard: XXXI. How Eric Sent Away His Men from Mosfell
		When the bones of Eric Brighteyes lie in their barrow, or are picked by ravens on the mountain side, Gizur will not trouble to hunt out those who clung to him, if indeed Gizur shall live to tell the tale.
		It was this Jon who, in after years, when he was grown very old, wandered from stead to stead telling the deeds of Eric Brighteyes, and always finding a welcome because of his tale, till at length, as he journeyed, he was overtaken by a snowstorm and buried in a drift.
		I would slay Eric indeed, for between him and me there is a blood-feud, since my brother died at his hand when, with Whitefire for a crook, Brighteyes drove armed men like sheep down the hall of Middalhof--ay and swordless, slew Ospakar.
	www.online-literature.com /h-rider-haggard/eric-brighteyes/33 (2419 words)

	Eric Brighteyes - H. Rider Haggard (fiction)
		Meanwhile Eric and Gudruda came to the house and there Asmund greeted them well, for he was troubled in his heart about his daughter, and very glad to know her living, seeing that men had but now begun to search for her, because of the snow and the darkness.
		Eric rested the staff against the stony bottom and, leaning his weight on it, took the stream, and he was so strong that it could not prevail against him till at length he was rather more than half-way across and the water swept above his shoulders.
		Now Eric must begin to clamber down Sheep- saddle, and this was no easy task, for the rock is almost sheer, and slippery with ice, and on either side the waters rushed and thundered, throwing their blinding spray about him as they leapt to the depths beneath.
	www.stavacademy.co.uk /mimir/brighteyes.htm (19575 words)

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		He was no friend to Eric Brighteyes, and always pressed it on Gudruda that she should wed Ospakar Blacktooth.
		When Eric was nearly healed of his hurt, the Earl went with all his people to a certain island of the Orkneys to gather scat[*] that was unpaid, and Skallagrim went with him.
		He told Eric how it was said that Gudruda was plighted to Ospakar, and how the match had been agreed on at the Althing in the summer that was gone (and indeed there had been some such talk), and how that the feast was to be at Middalhof on last Yule Day.
	www.stavacademy.co.uk /mimir/brighteyes2.htm (19560 words)

	Amazon.com: Eric Brighteyes: The Works of H. Rider Haggard: Books: H. Rider Haggard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Amazon.com: Eric Brighteyes: The Works of H. Rider Haggard: Books: H. Rider Haggard
		Eric Brighteyes: The Works of H. Rider Haggard (Paperback)
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	Eric Brighteyes by Haggard, H. Rider - Chapter 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Eric Brighteyes by Haggard, H. Rider - Chapter 1
		Eric and Skallagrim, would owe their origin to the imagination of
		"Eric Brighteyes" therefore, is clipped of these peculiarities, and,
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	H. Rider Haggard : Eric Brighteyes
		How Eric Told His Love to Gudruda in the Snow on Coldback
		How Eric Ventured Down to Middalhof and What He Found
		How Eric Sent Away His Men from Mosfell
	www.classicreader.com /booktoc.php/sid.1/bookid.1586 (134 words)

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