"Ugh! Ugh! Here I smell the Blood of a Christian Man!" roared the Troll
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Then the Man flew into a Rage, and ducked her both good and long
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Kongen og presten skåler
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King Olav's Ships leave Tunsberg. Illustration for the History of St Olav
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Landscape from Gvarvmoen
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Boy looking at a Gaggle of Geese
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Help! Help! I'm being molested!
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Farmyard in Snow
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Bebe sitting in a Wicking Chair. From Gvarv
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"...tell me what I'm thinking now!"
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"Can't you just as well drink with me as with another?" said the Man
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Now they must part forever
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Vesle-Gudbrand
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Svipdags sønner og mennene deres går til Sjukongesalen
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Backyard with Playing Children
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Per, Pål and the Ashlad
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Then Sigrid cried: "This could well be your destiny!"
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The return of the victors after the battle at Svolder
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Autumn
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Ray of Sunlight
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"Off the road! Off the road!" Here comes the Parson himself!
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"Why don't you come over and give an Old Hag a Helping Hand?"
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The Seventh Father in the Horn
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The Trolls had only one Eye among them, and they took turns using it
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