Thorgerd
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freq=60, chapters 5-?, no qualifier evidence
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Kinship(4)
with Thorstein the Red · weight 3 · ch. 5–7
“The same spring as Unn set up household at Hvamm, Koll married Thorgerd, daughter of Thorstein the Red.”
“His daughter was Thorgerd, wife of Ari Marson of Reekness, the son of Atli, the son of Ulf the Squinter and Bjorg, Eyvond's daughter, the sister of Helgi the Lean.”
“Thorgerd, Thorstein's daughter, the mother of Hoskuld, was still a young woman and most goodly; she did not care for Iceland after the death of Koll.”
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 1 · ch. 8–8
“After that Thorgerd wished to go to Iceland to visit Hoskuld her son, for she still loved him best of all men, and Hrut was left behind well placed with his relations.”
with Egil · weight 1 · ch. 23–23
“He thought to himself this must be Thorgerd, Egil's daughter.”
with Thurid · weight 1 · ch. 24–24
“Thorgerd and Olaf had a daughter who was named Thurid.”
Marriage(3)
with Koll · weight 1 · ch. 5–5
“The same spring as Unn set up household at Hvamm, Koll married Thorgerd, daughter of Thorstein the Red.”
with Ari · weight 1 · ch. 6–6
“His daughter was Thorgerd, wife of Ari Marson of Reekness, the son of Atli, the son of Ulf the Squinter and Bjorg, Eyvond's daughter, the sister of Helgi the Lean.”
with Herjolf · weight 2 · ch. 7–19
“So Thorgerd married Herjolf, and went with him to his home, and they loved each other dearly.”
“Hoskuld said that Thorgerd had not married Herjolf by his counsel, and that he was her lawful guardian, and there the matter dropped.”
Conversation(9)
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“She told Hoskuld her son that she wished to go abroad, and take with her that share of goods which fell to her lot.”
with Hoskuld Koll's son · weight 1 · ch. 7–7
“Hoskuld said he took it much to heart that they should part, but he would not go against her in this any more than in anything else.”
with Egil · weight 1 · ch. 23–23
“Egil said, "In this matter you are not so well up, as in others.”
with Olaf · weight 3 · ch. 23–29
“Olaf told his own and his father's name, and "You must think it very bold that the son of a slave should dare to sit down by you and presume to talk to you!"”
“Thorgerd said she did not much care about doing that; but Olaf said he would have his way.”
“Then Olaf answered, "I will not go against you in this any more than in other things, though I would sooner marry Thured to some one else."”
with Olaf · weight 1 · ch. 23–23
“She said, "You cannot but mean that you must be thinking you have done deeds of greater daring than that of talking to women."”
with Giermund · weight 1 · ch. 29–29
“Thorgerd went away and thought her business had sped well, and now told Giermund the upshot of it.”
with Kjartan · weight 1 · ch. 46–46
“"Goodwife," Thorgerd said, "whenever will you take out such a peerless keepsake if it is to lie down in chests when you go to feasts?"”
with Hrefna · weight 2 · ch. 46–47
“Hrefna said, "Many folk say that it is not unlikely that I may come to places where I have fewer people to envy me than at Laugar."”
“Then Hrefna said, "Did you have any talk with any one at Laugar, Kjartan?"”
with Hrefna · weight 1 · ch. 46–46
“Thorgerd said, "I have no great belief in people who let such things fly here from house to house."”