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- Page 5 and 6: BEOWULF PRELUDE OF THE FOUNDER OF T
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- Page 9 and 10: BEOWULF I Now Beowulf bode in the b
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- Page 19 and 20: BEOWULF III THUS seethed unceasing
- Page 21 and 22: BEOWULF headlands broad. Their have
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- Page 33 and 34: BEOWULF Beowulf spake, -- his breas
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- Page 37 and 38: BEOWULF VII HROTHGAR spake, the Scy
- Page 39 and 40: BEOWULF Gathered together, the Geat
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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 XVI AND the lord of earls,
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BEOWULF and rescue his remnant by r
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BEOWULF Then wound up to welkin the
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BEOWULF XVII THEN hastened those he
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BEOWULF The lay was finished, the g
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BEOWULF 2 Nephew to Hrothgar, with
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BEOWULF sovran strong: under shield
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BEOWULF bucklers bright; on the ben
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BEOWULF a warrior watching and wait
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BEOWULF dole in the dwellings: 'twa
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BEOWULF in arms he fell. Now anothe
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BEOWULF wan to welkin when winds be
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BEOWULF wave-maned steed. The sovra
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BEOWULF less doughty in swimming wh
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BEOWULF honor of earls. With the ot
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BEOWULF hard of edge: with Hrunting
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BEOWULF to harm the heart: its hard
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BEOWULF XXIII 'MID the battle-gear
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BEOWULF who waited with Hrothgar, w
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BEOWULF the thane-band choice of th
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BEOWULF XXIV BEOWULF spake, bairn o
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BEOWULF who have scattered their go
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BEOWULF above all men, yet blood-fi
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BEOWULF XXV "UNDER harness his hear
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BEOWULF that I on this head all hew
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BEOWULF that Darling of Danes. The
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BEOWULF wielding the war-wood to wi
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BEOWULF hale to his home, and in ha
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BEOWULF XXVII CAME now to ocean the
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BEOWULF Hygelac Hrethling: at home
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BEOWULF the spear-bold warrior; wis
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BEOWULF with manly words. The mead
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BEOWULF have I heard under heaven!
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BEOWULF after havoc of heroes, thos
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BEOWULF by devilish craft, of drago
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BEOWULF nor might they e'en, when m
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BEOWULF XXXI "So held this king to
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BEOWULF and acts of honor. At ale h
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BEOWULF unknown to mortals. Some ma
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BEOWULF left to live, the last of t
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BEOWULF folded in fire: the folk of
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BEOWULF for sons of the soil; and s
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BEOWULF sad in heart, 'twas heavies
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BEOWULF their craft of contest, who
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BEOWULF XXXIV THE fall of his lord
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BEOWULF "Through store of struggles
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BEOWULF 2 That is, the king could c
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BEOWULF pact of peace, but pushed t
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BEOWULF old folk-defender, feud wil
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BEOWULF or endure those deeps, 4 fo
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BEOWULF naked in battle, as never i
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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