Description:  Relates the thrilling exploits of Rolf in the land of the Vikings: how he becomes an outlaw, and a thrall, and at long last gains his freedom and avenges the unlawful slaying of his father. Through his trials Rolf is challenged to grow in manliness, developing courage, self-control, patriotism, and perseverance, and in the end rising above the feud that has consumed him for so long. The story, inspired by Icelandic sagas, serves as an excellent introduction to the prevailing values of the Viking era.

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1. Of the Lighting of the Beacon
2. Of the Soursops, and the Curse Which Hung on Them 
3. Kiartan at Cragness 
4. Of Einar and Ondott 
5. The Summoning of Hiarandi 
6. Of What Hiarandi Should Do 
7. How Hiarandi Received the Lesser Outlawry 
8. Of Schemings 
9. Of the Outcome of Ondott's Plottings 
10. How Rolf Named Witnesses for the Death of Hiarandi 
11. Of Rolf's Search for One To Surpass Him 
12. Of the Trial of Skill at Tongue 
13. Of That Robber 
14. How Rolf and Einar Summoned Each Other 
15. Of Suits at the Althing 

16. The Act of Distress
17. Rolf and Frodi Fare Abroad 
18. How Those Two Came into Thraldom 
19. Now Men Are Shipwrecked 
20. How Rolf Won His Freedom 
21. How Rolf Won the Viking's Bow 
22. Now Kiartan Returns 
23. Of the Coming of Earl Thorfinn 
24. Now Rolf and Grani Quarrel 
25. Here Rolf Comes to Cragness 
26. Of Grani's Pride 
27. Odd Doings at Cragness 
28. Of That Harvest Feast 
29. Of the Trial of Grani's Pride 
30. Of the Saying of Those Two Words

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