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Skovenes dyb

En saga fra Danmark på Svend Estridsøns tid 4

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Skovenes dyb

By: Ole Henrik Laub
Narrated by: Ole Rabendorf
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Året er 1061. Kyrsti hedder den unge enkefrue. Hun skal giftes med ejeren af Rævebroch, Jekkel Storch. Det er et arrangeret ægteskab, men betydningsfuldt. Kongen, Svend Estridsøn, arrangerer det således, at den unge kvinde og hendes to børn ledsages af kongens skatteopkræver på vejen fra Skanderborch til Rævebroch. Samtidig er de to hirdmænd, Nilaus Fylgje og Svøgge Skunk med for at beskytte selskabet. Alligevel går det galt.
Et sted i de jyske skove bliver de angrebet af en røverbande anført af kæltringen Hanekam. Nilaus tages til fange. Det samme gør børnene, hvorimod kongens skatteopkræver slipper af sted med skatten - og med den unge enkefrue. Alt håb er næsten ude. Den eneste, fru Kyrsti mener at kunne stole på, er hirdmanden Nilaus. Som er taget til fange. Mens skovene synes at lukke sig om ethvert håb.©2011 Hovedland / Ole Henrik Laub (P)2014 AV Forlaget
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