Earl Haakon defends Dannevirke, 115, 116--Harold Bluetooth, 117--Haakon's devastations in Sweden and in Viken, 118--Earl Erik and Tiding-Skofte, 119--The funeral feast of the Jomsvikings, 120, 121--Battle in Hjörungavaag, 121-125--The Jomsvikings on the log, 125, 126--Haavard the Hewer, 127--The power and popularity of Earl Haakon, 127, 128--Gudrun Lundarsol, 129--Revolt of the peasants, 130--The earl hides under a pigsty, 130, 131--"Why art thou so pale, Kark?" 131--Kark murders the earl, 132--Haakon's character, 132, 133. X. THE YOUTH OF OLAF TRYGGVESSON 134-142 Aastrid's flight to Russia, 134, 135--Olaf is sold for a ram, 135--He is taken to Vladimir's court, 135, 136--King Burislav and Geira, 136, 137--The wooers' market in England, 137--Marriage with Gyda, 137, 138--Olaf's warfare in England, 138, 139--Thore Klakka tries to entrap Olaf, 139, 140--Return to Norway and proclamation as king, 140-142. XI. OLAF TRYGGVESSON 143-172 Olaf Christianizes Viken, 143, 144--Character of old Germanic Christianity, 144-146--Thangbrand the pugnacious priest, 147--The chiefs of Haalogaland, 148--Ironbeard and the peasants of Tröndelag, 149, 150--The Yule-tide feast at Möre, 150-152--Olaf woos Sigrid the Haughty, 152-154--He marries Thyra, 154--Thore Hjort, Eyvind Kinriva, and Haarek of Thjotta, 154-158--Thangbrand in Iceland, 158, 159--Olaf's character, 160--Thyra's tears for her lost possessions, 161--"The Long-Serpent," 161--King Olaf sails to Wendland, 162, 163--Earl Sigvalde's treachery, 163--Battle of Svolder, 164-172--King Olaf's death. 171, 172. XII. THE EARLS ERIK AND SWEYN.--IHE DISCOVERY OF VINLAND 173-181 Division of Norway between the victors at Svolder, 173--Erling Skjalgsson of Sole, 174-176--Earl Erik's character, 176--And attitude toward Christianity, 176, 177--Revival of the viking spirit, 177--Earl Erik abdicates in favor of his brother and son, 178, 179--Bjarne Herjulfsson's glimpse of America, 179--Leif Eriksson's expedition to Vinland, 180, 181--Thorfinn Karlsevne and Gudrid, 181. XIII. OLAF THE SAINT 182-224