Njal’s Saga - Magnus Magnusson & Hermann Pálsson - 1971 Penguin Books Paperback Margarita Madrigal She seemed to have many

She seemed to have many names

Fifty centuries old

he was amused to find that his tank of Earth piranhas had cannibalized themselves into extinction

Isolated for at least 220 years

the ‘beautiful child’ and a hilarious one of a dope-smoking cleaning lady doing her rounds in New York

Njal’s Saga - Magnus Magnusson & Hermann Pálsson - 1971 Penguin Books Paperback Margarita Madrigal She seemed to have manyCondition: Acceptable. Please see the images for more details. Cover art: Blurb: TRANSLATED BY MAGNUS MAGNUSSON AND HERMANN PLSSON Njal's Saga, written by an unknown author in the late thirteenth century, is the mightiest of the great Icelandic prose sagas. Based on historical events in Iceland some 300 years earlier, it describes a fifty year blood feud from its violent beginnings to its tragic end. The spare, simple narrative centres loosely upon