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But Hogni laughed before them, and he saith: “Now welcome again,
Now welcome again, war-fellows! Was Atli hoodwinked then?
I looked that ye should be speedy; and, forsooth, ye needs must haste,
Lest more lives than one this even for Atli's will ye waste.”
Now welcome again, war-fellows! Was Atli hoodwinked then?
I looked that ye should be speedy; and, forsooth, ye needs must haste,
Lest more lives than one this even for Atli's will ye waste.”
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