Beowulf An Old English Poem
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Yet there the Scather dread, By wounds subdued, bereft of life, the monstrous earth-drake lay.
No longer might the coiled worm his treasured ring- hoard sway, Killed by the iron sword, the hammer's work * most sharp and bright And near his hoard-house, on the earth, grovelled the wide-of-flight Wound-quieted; careering now through midnight air no more In sport, and proudly making show of all his treasures' store, * Homera Idf, the 'leavings, ' the result, of the hammer in forging. So 1. 1032, t...he sword is called fela ldf y ' the file's work. ' 1 32 BEOWULF. [LINE 2835-2859.
But by the warriors' handiwork down-fallen to the ground ! Surely on earth few men have thriv'n, however daring found In every deed men holding power for all that I have heard, Who 'gainst a poison-scather's breath rushed on, or ever stirred A ring-hall with their hands, if they its warden found awake The dweller in the mound. In death did now Beo- wulf take His share of lordly treasure. Each found end of fleeting life !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet there the Scather dread, By wounds subdued, bereft of life, the monstrous earth-drake lay.
No longer might the coiled worm his treasured ring- hoard sway, Killed by the iron sword, the hammer's work * most sharp and bright And near his hoard-house, on the earth, grovelled the wide-of-flight Wound-quieted; careering now through midnight air no more In sport, and proudly making show of all his treasures' store, * Homera Idf, the 'leavings, ' the result, of the hammer in forging. So 1. 1032, t...he sword is called fela ldf y ' the file's work. ' 1 32 BEOWULF. [LINE 2835-2859.
But by the warriors' handiwork down-fallen to the ground ! Surely on earth few men have thriv'n, however daring found In every deed men holding power for all that I have heard, Who 'gainst a poison-scather's breath rushed on, or ever stirred A ring-hall with their hands, if they its warden found awake The dweller in the mound. In death did now Beo- wulf take His share of lordly treasure. Each found end of fleeting life !
What to read after Beowulf An Old English Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H W Lumsden to read onlineMoreLess
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