Beowulf
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The hellish ravager sought to surprise one of the men at rest in the high hall. He crept under clouds toward the wine-hall, till he could see clearly the glorious building, glowing with gold plates. Nor was this the first time he sought Hrothgar’s home, yet never before or after, in all his days, did he find a worse fortune among the hall-thanes. Then deprived of joy, the creature came to the famed hall. When touched by his hands, the door sprang open, burst from its bands. Then bent on destruct...ion, and bulging with rage, he forced open the hall’s mouth to move quickly in—a fiend trespassing on the shining floor, his spirit filled with fire. His eyes shone forth with fearsome lights much like flames. He saw in the hall a large group of heroes, a company of kinsmen all sleeping together, a brave band of warriors. His spirit exulted as the monster expected, before break of day, to tear life from limbs of everyone there, wreaking his terror while harvesting hope of feasting on flesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hellish ravager sought to surprise one of the men at rest in the high hall. He crept under clouds toward the wine-hall, till he could see clearly the glorious building, glowing with gold plates. Nor was this the first time he sought Hrothgar’s home, yet never before or after, in all his days, did he find a worse fortune among the hall-thanes. Then deprived of joy, the creature came to the famed hall. When touched by his hands, the door sprang open, burst from its bands. Then bent on destruct...ion, and bulging with rage, he forced open the hall’s mouth to move quickly in—a fiend trespassing on the shining floor, his spirit filled with fire. His eyes shone forth with fearsome lights much like flames. He saw in the hall a large group of heroes, a company of kinsmen all sleeping together, a brave band of warriors. His spirit exulted as the monster expected, before break of day, to tear life from limbs of everyone there, wreaking his terror while harvesting hope of feasting on flesh.
What to read after Beowulf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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