Some time after Skallagrim's coming out,
a ship put into Borgar-firth from the main,
commanded by a man named Oleif Halt.
With him were his wife and children and other of his kin,
and the aim of his voyage was to get him a home in Iceland.
Oleif was a man wealthy, high-born, and fore-seeing.
Skallagrim asked Oleif and all his company to his house for lodging.
Oleif accepted this, and was with Skallagrim for his first winter in Iceland.
But in the following spring Skallagrim showed him
to choice land south of White-river upwards
from Grims-river to Flokadale-river.
Oleif accepted this, and moved thither his household,
and set there his homestead by Warm-brook as it is called.
He was a man of renown; his sons were Ragi in Hot-spring-dale,
and Thorarin, Ragi's brother,
who took the law-speakership next after Hrafn Hængsson.
Thorarin dwelt at Warm-brook;
he had to wife Thordis, daughter of Olaf Shy, sister of Thord Yeller.