Codex Exoniensis. a Collection of Anglo-Saxon Poetry, From a Manuscript in the Library of the Dean And Chapter of Exeter

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]-pa bi]7 3umeua 5eh^h.m- pej^e ojicopc hi]'- unpaephce- amid misty gloom.
So the great whale that sinks seafarers, men and ships.
He has another property, the water-rager proud, yet more cunning : when him in the sea hunger afflicts, and the wretch lusts after food, then the ocean -ward his mouth opens, his wide lips, a pleasant odour comes from his inside, so that thereby other kinds of sea-fishes are deceiv'd ; eager they swim to where the sweet odour cometh out : they there enter in heedles
...s shoal, till that the wide jaw is filled : then suddenly around the prey together crash the grim gums.
So is to every man who oftenest negligently, 5. Lit. wave-horses.
21. Lit. alaci'cs in mare.
364 THE WHALE.
on Jiaj" laenan cib- lij: bej'ceapa'S.
lasted hme bejpican- ]7uph ppefcne pcenc- leajTie piUan.
Jjaefc he bi]? leahtpu pah- PI'S pulboji-cyninj.
him pe apypijba onjean.
sepfcep hin-pi]7e.
helle oncyne^- J^am J>e leaphce- hcep pynne.
opep pephc-jejieaht- ppemebon on unjiseb- Jjon pe p£ecna.


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