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Beowulf

Chapter 5 

Word Count: 366    |    Released on: 18/11/2017

e street: 21 it

clansmen. Cors

ard; on their

g sang, as th

tle, and march

of ocean, t

cklers, their bro

o bench: the bre

en; their wea

seafarers st

d ash: tha

weaponed! - A

heroes their

bear ye burn

ay and hel

ultitude? M

herald! Her

strangers of

or prowess, not p

ed valor, Hrot

y-in-war besp

f the Weders

helmet:- "H

oard; I am B

o say to the s

of mine, to t

prince, if h

greet him, the

e, the Wendl

of mind to m

d counsel: "Th

' friend, I f

Rings, as the b

nce, of thy f

after, such

monarch may d

haste to wher

nd old, his ea

hane stood at th

h king: good

ke to his w

fared to thee

of ocean, peo

iest there by

amed. This b

my master,

will: nor spu

hearing, grac

the warrior

liking; their l

ither his hen

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“Beowulf is an Old English epic poem consisting of 3,182 alliterative lines. It may be the oldest surviving long poem in Old English and is commonly cited as one of the most important works of Old English literature.”