Length10h 41m
About this audiobook
This is a tale of a Sea-rover, or Viking as they're called. In the author's own words: The present tale is founded chiefly on the information conveyed in that most interesting work by Snorro Sturleson 'The Heimskringla, or Chronicles of the Kings of Norway.' It is translated from the Icelandic. On perceiving the intention of the Danes to attack him, Erling's heart was glad, because he now felt sure that to some extent he had them in his power. If they had, on his first appearance, taken to their ships, they might have easily escaped, or some of the smaller vessels might have pulled up the river and attacked his ship, which, in that case, would have had to meet them on unequal terms; but, now that they were about to attack him on land, he knew that he could keep them in play as long as he pleased, and that if they should, on the appearance of reinforcements, again make for their ships, he could effectively harass them, and retard their embarkation. (Goodreads)
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics
Length10 hrs 41 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMay 9, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
14Chapter Thirteen.
2Chapter One.
15Chapter Fourteen.
3Chapter Two.
16Chapter Fifteen.
4Chapter Three.
17Chapter Sixteen.
5Chapter Four.
18Chapter Seventeen.
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6Chapter Five.
19Chapter Eighteen.
7Chapter Six.
20Chapter Nineteen.
8Chapter Seven.
21Chapter Twenty.
9Chapter Eight.
22Chapter Twenty One.
10Chapter Nine.
23Chapter Twenty Two.
11Chapter Ten.
24Chapter Twenty Three.
12Chapter Eleven.
25Chapter Twenty Four.
13Chapter Twelve.
26Chapter Twenty Five.
