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...Magnus, the surviving brothers of Sitrick, and then the chief commanders of the Danes, they rushed violently upon them, caught them up in their arms after the example of Fingall, and, jumping overboard with them, shared with their adversaries a watery grave. Astonished and dismayed at the desperate...