King Cnut had sent this aetheling away into Hungary to betray, but he there grew to be a great man, as God granted him and became him well, so that he won the emperor's relative for wife, and by her bred a fine family; she was called Agatha. We do not know for what cause it was arranged that he might not see his relative King Edward. Alas! that was a cruel fate, and harmful to all this nation, that he so quickly ended his life after he came to England, to the misfortune of this wretched nation. 
"The Worcester Manuscript".
 

Source: Leo van de Pas