There was a man named Olaf, son of Hauskuld Dale-koll's son and Melkorka
daughter of Myrkjartan king of the Irish.
Olaf dwelt at Hjardarholt in Lax-river-dale, westward in Broad-firth dales.
Olaf was very wealthy, the handsomest man in Iceland of his time, of a noble character.
He asked to wife Thorgerdr, Egil's daughter.
Thorgerdr was comely, tall above woman's wont, wise, rather proud-spirited,
but in daily life gentle.
Egil was well acquainted with Olaf, and knew that the match was a worthy one,
wherefore Thorgerdr was given to Olaf. She went home with him to Hjardarholt.
Auzur, Eyvind's son, brother of Thorod in Olvos,
had to wife Egil's daughter Bera.