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BEOWULF XXVI BEOWULF spake, bairn of Ecgtheow: -- "Lo, we seafarers say our will, far-come men, that we fain would seek Hygelac now. We here have found hosts to our heart: thou hast harbored us well. If ever on earth I am able to win me more of thy love, O lord of men, aught anew, than I now have done, for work of war I am willing still! If it come to me ever across the seas that neighbor foemen annoy and fright thee, -- as they that hate thee erewhile have used, -- thousands then of thanes I shall bring, heroes to help thee. Of Hygelac I know, ward of his folk, that, though few his years, the lord of the Geats will give me aid by word and by work, that well I may serve thee, 126 XXVI
BEOWULF wielding the war-wood to win thy triumph and lending thee might when thou lackest men. If thy Hrethric should come to court of Geats, a sovran's son, he will surely there find his friends. A far-off land each man should visit who vaunts him brave." Him then answering, Hrothgar spake: -- "These words of thine the wisest God sent to thy soul! No sager counsel from so young in years e'er yet have I heard. Thou art strong of main and in mind art wary, art wise in words! I ween indeed if ever it hap that Hrethel's heir by spear be seized, by sword-grim battle, by illness or iron, thine elder and lord, people's leader, -- and life be thine, -- no seemlier man will the Sea-Geats find at all to choose for their chief and king, 127 XXVI
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Beowulf Translated by Gummere Orang
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BEOWULF Contents I.................
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BEOWULF PRELUDE OF THE FOUNDER OF T
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BEOWULF on the breast of the boat,
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BEOWULF I Now Beowulf bode in the b
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BEOWULF that he heard each day the
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BEOWULF 4 A skilled minstrel. The D
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BEOWULF when once had been traced t
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BEOWULF and ne'er could the prince
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BEOWULF III THUS seethed unceasing
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BEOWULF headlands broad. Their have
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BEOWULF 1 Ship. 2 That is, since Be
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BEOWULF dark ill-doer, in dusky nig
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BEOWULF and the gleam of it lighten
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BEOWULF ne'er met I as strangers of
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BEOWULF VI HROTHGAR answered, helme
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BEOWULF Beowulf spake, -- his breas
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BEOWULF in the doom of the Lord who
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BEOWULF VII HROTHGAR spake, the Scy
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BEOWULF Gathered together, the Geat
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BEOWULF rolled the rough waves. In
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BEOWULF hard and hand-linked, help
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BEOWULF ne'er heard I a harder 'nea
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BEOWULF with winsome words. Came We
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BEOWULF fight for the fiend in that
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BEOWULF Not with the sword, then, t
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BEOWULF XI THEN from the moorland,
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BEOWULF swallowed him piecemeal: sw
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BEOWULF that not ever at all might
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BEOWULF far off flit to the fiends'
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BEOWULF XIII MANY at morning, as me
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BEOWULF of Beowulf's quest right cl
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BEOWULF for the warrior's wayfaring
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BEOWULF XIV HROTHGAR spake, -- to t
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BEOWULF force of the foe. Fain, too
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BEOWULF XV THERE was hurry and hest
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BEOWULF cup in hall: 2 for such cos
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BEOWULF XXXVI WIGLAF his name was,
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BEOWULF for hard-sword and helmet,
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BEOWULF that board 4 to the boss, a
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BEOWULF XXXVII 'TWAS now, men say,
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BEOWULF "I would fain bestow on son
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BEOWULF XXXVIII I HAVE heard that s
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BEOWULF weakening fast by the wall
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BEOWULF XXXIX IT was heavy hap for
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BEOWULF Though well he wished it, i
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BEOWULF for liegemen all than a lif
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BEOWULF and heavy of heart a head-w
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BEOWULF tones of his trumpet; the t
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BEOWULF and the folk-king there was
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BEOWULF "Such is the feud, the foem
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BEOWULF Found on the sand there, st
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BEOWULF XLII A PERILOUS path, it pr
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BEOWULF to my liege and lord. Alive
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BEOWULF lying there lost. And littl
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BEOWULF deaths enow, and doom of ba
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