 On the way, they indulge in an " illmannliga dvöl" (" immoral rest" ) beside a large stone, fittingly called Miklisteinn ('large stone') and " víkja annan veg til saurlífis" (" turn onto the alternative road of fornication" ) . Once they have finished having sex, they return to the child, who they had set down, and find that it is now " blátt, dautt ok ferligt" (" black, dead, and hideous" ) . The couple decide to leave the child behind and walk away, but as they do so they hear a cry.
<coherence>  On the way, they indulge in an " illmannliga dvöl" (" immoral rest" ) beside a large stone, fittingly called Miklisteinn ('large stone') and " víkja annan veg til saurlífis" (" turn onto the alternative road of fornication" ) . Once they have finished having sex, they return to the child, who they had set down, and find that it is now " blátt, dautt ok ferligt" (" black, dead, and hideous" ) . The couple decide to leave the child behind and walk away, but as they do so they hear a cry.
 On the way, they indulge in an " illmannliga dvöl" (" immoral rest" ) beside a large stone, fittingly called Miklisteinn ('large stone') and " turn onto the alternative road of fornication" ) . Once they have finished having sex, they return to the child, who they had set down, and find that it is now " blátt, dautt ok ferligt" (" black, dead, and hideous" ) . The couple decide to leave the child behind and walk away, but as they do so they hear a cry.