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James L. Nelson _ Fin Gall
Be your friend's true friend, to him and his friends, Thorgrim recalled the old saying. Beware of befriending an enemy's friend.
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James L. Nelson _ Fin Gall
When passing a door-post watch as you walk on, inspect as you enter. It is uncertain where enemies lurk or crouch in a dark corner. Hávamál
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James L. Nelson _ Night Wolf
The unwise man is awake all night, and ponders everything over; when morning comes he is weary in mind, and all is a burden as ever. Hávamál
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James L. Nelson _ Dubh-linn
Men and their honor and fighting… Such things were fine for them. They had victory or they had death, and with the latter a hope of heaven. They did not think about the women left behind to be raped, the children to be sold into slavery. Men and their damned, damned honor.
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James L. Nelson _ Kings and Pawns: A Novel of
It was the duty of any man to face his enemies without hesitation. This was a truth that Odd had been taught from the time he was old enough to learn. And he would never do anything less. But facing one's wife was a different matter. That was something he was very hesitant to do. Nor was he afraid to admit as much, and he doubted that any man would be.
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James L. Nelson _ Fin Gall
Fin Gall - Gaelic term for Vikings of Norwegian descent. It means White Strangers.
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James L. Nelson _ Fin Gall
A man should drink in moderation be sensible or silent. Hávamál
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James L. Nelson _ Fin Gall
The morning sleeper Has much undone The quick will catch the prize."
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